I rate this episode ★★☆☆☆ for BELOW AVERAGE. I'll start off on what I did LIKE. First, the script. Sam Dann wrote a good Drama-Mystery that had a lot of character development. However, at the beginning of the episode right after the Prologue where we get to hear a sample of what kind of mystery we'll be listening to, the main actor who plays the main character reveals himself as "The Killer." It spoiled the suspense and the climax wasn't going to be exciting. A better title for this would be "Division One" because that's where the majority of mystery was located at. Another thing I liked was our cast: Keir Dullea (as Dr. Ignatz Semmelweis), Lloyd Battista (as Dr. Johann Ciari and Reverend Father), Mandel Kramer (as Dr. Klein), and Evie Juster (as Vera and Sister Margaret). Each of them brought their characters to life and all 4 of them have done great CBSRMT episodes before, but their characters weren't momentous enough. Fans of CBSRMT will remember characters from #0367-THE SUMMER PEOPLE, #0417-THE RED FRISBEE, #0591-THE WHITE WOLF, #0736-THE THERAPEUTIC CAT, and #0957-HICKORY, DICKORY, DOOM. But not much on these characters though. The "ghastly" music that played numerous of times was appropriate. But the sounds effects? Where were they? The only 2 sound effects you get to hear are the orchestra music and a bell dinging and that only happens the first Act. And as for our Host…I'd say "so-so." In her Prologue, Tammy Grimes talks about the context of "Do Not Disturb" sign, which could be confusing to CBSRMT listeners because we don't know where this topic is going. In ACT-1, she mentions that the greatest detectives are doctors & scientists who learn the human psyche and human body. But then in ACT-2, she mentions the phrase "you can't fight city hall." Once again, confusing because it's a mystery as to how that's connected to our story. In ACT-3, after the killer reveals himself, Tammy Grimes mentions that people prefer the darkness to the light. I suppose that make sense because it gives the CBSRMT listeners to think about for finding themselves. In her Epilogue, she tells us the Resolution on what happened to our main character. Tammy Grimes wasn't a bad host, but this kind of mystery story should've been given to E.G. Marshall to narrate. E.G. Marshall narrates episodes like a metaphysician, but Tammy Grimes…that's a mystery I can't figure out. Tune in to this episode if you enjoy mystery stories involving doctors. Until next time…pleasant dreams.