 This CBSRMT episode reminds of the 30th episode of THE TWILIGHT ZONE called "A Stop At Willoughby" where the main character is miserable in his present life, takes public transportation, escapes from reality for a moment so he could enter into a world of peaceful paradise, but then jumps back into reality, he cannot stand the drama of his job & his spouse anymore, takes public transformation one last time to escape from the world of reality to return to the world of fantasy, his spirit becomes happy, and his body drops dead. I wonder if that episode by Rod Serling inspired Ian Martin to write this one. The sound effects and the music tunes were suitable, but the music needed more fondness to it. For example, when Alvin Frieberg (played by Norman Rose) reminisces the good old days of his first wife Sarah (played by Bryna Raeburn), the music they should've used was the tranquil music from Ep. #0508-THE GOLDEN PEOPLE (the tranquil music for that episode is at the 18-minute 50-second mark). Other than that, the acting is splendid. Any episode with Norman Rose in it, is always a good episode. I like Bryna Raeburn because she had that soft & kind-hearted voice like Jada Rowland (my favorite actress on CBSRMT). Carol Teitel (as Esther: Alvin's present wife) playing the role of a termagant was excellent to a T! And Nat Polen (as Marvin Schreiber) was hunky-dory for playing the main character's buddy. SPECIAL BONUS: Himan Brown is the mystery man that acts in this tale, so listen closely when he appears. As for E.G. Marshall, just like Rod Serling, he did majestic work for narrating this story that brought suspense, drama, romance, and fantasy into one entertaining episode. 