 ‘Overnight to Freedom’ is a winner.  Sam Dann’s script is an exceptional lesson of how dialogue and context can build suspense in a story and leave a listener not wanting it to end.  From E.G. Marshall’s introduction of a man waiting nervously in a German train station during World War II, on through to the climactic conclusion in a small French café, the episode is packed with meaningful dialogue and nail-biting  situations.  Through excellent performances of fantastic dialogue, Rosemary Rice and CBS RMT heavies Robert Dryden, Mandel Kramer, and Earl Hammond take great care in developing characters to the point where the listener genuinely cares about them.  I think this is one of the secrets to a great CBS RMT episode.  Rice’s voice and personality is pure sweetness!  I will be cross-referencing her name on other performances and checking them out (this ability is another thing I LOVE about CBSRMT.COM!!).  Sam Dann throws in a meaningful twist when we least expect it.  If I’m not mistaken, I believe Dann wrote more stories for CBS RMT than any other writer.  One result of this prolificity means that the quality of his of work was variable (after all, who can hit a home run every night?).  This is an episode I could listen to repeatedly (I already have).  The sound quality is excellent and I like when old commercials still remain on the recording.  I highly recommend ‘Overnight to Freedom’ and give it the highest rating of 5 stars.  Enjoy!  – Juror #4.