First, let me talk about Norman Rose. It is my opinion that had Himan Brown chose to leave out the rest of the cast, Mr. Rose could likely have pulled this show off in a narrative form without missing a beat. Of course, having the full cast only means we were delivered a piping hot dish of what RMT is all about.

Second, EG Marshall. While I normally find him the comforting sideline puppetmaster, his words were somewhat annoying for me in this tale. Whether his lines were just too \"heady\" or just too many, I can\'t say, but I found myself tuning him out and waiting anxiously for the tale to revive. But I must admit, I was surprised when he said word \"malady.\" Not a word you hear too often!

Third, I typically enjoy the commercials. But in this tale, I skipped past them without hesitation. The full experience was not needed for this tale.

Finally, The Deadly Hour episode. I think there is a side to most human beings that takes some measure of pleasure in the misfortune of other people. Someone trips over a bump in the sidewalk and we chuckle, or an arguement breaks out on a street corner and we listen. It\'s human nature. It also explains why television programs like \"When Bad Things Happen...\" or \"Survivor\" or \"Fear Factor\" are so incredibly popular.

But somewhere in our conscience, people generally are willing to intervene or come to aid when misfortune strikes another person. 9/11 is an obvious and extreme example.

With the lead character, it is truly unsettling at how he reacted to the whole cave trapping. Like a child unknowingly torturing a pet just for fun. I was extremely uncomfortable throughout this episode, though I had to see it through. I had to know \"how\" he finally rescued them. IF he would finally rescue them. And of course, how he would rescue himself.

I had no idea where the show was going to end up. It was twisted.

The one thing I kept wondering though, was what he did when he found his wife and the \"man\" in the bedroom. What did he do? What did he say? How did he react? I don\'t know about you all, but I can\'t even predict how I might react in that situation, be it verbal, physical, or mental.

But for a character to have that much cruelty in his heart to torture the young couple was simply deplorable.

I have to say though, there was a certain \"very dark\" humor through this whole program. The subtle chuckles, the excitable energy, and even the doctor\'s reaction to the tale. It\'s humorous in a very sick way. The toiling over one\'s conscience is one thing, but to not even have one... well.

I don\'t want to write a book here, but this show was a really great selection and I thank you for choosing it! Well done.

Once I\'m finished here, I am looking forward to reading all of your insightful thoughts as well. &nbsp;<br>