This probably would be one of my favorites. I enjoyed the whole concept of an unseeable monster and the reasoning behind it-- that it was either the color of infrared of ultra violet and therefore invisble to the human eye.

I though the scenes where they stalk the creature and see just the moving wheat were quite effective and the attack on Hugh Morgan at the end was quite unnerving.

I also enjoyed the different versions each witness gave at the inquest. Each hated the other--enough to try pin the whole thing on their nemesis.

The whole episode spoke to the petty jealousies and burning ambitions which drive each of us. Perhaps "The Damed Thing" was just a metaphor for the ugly "creature" lurking within each of us-- if we give into our basest desires? I also enjoyed the ending-- the slap at authority-- as Mr. Bentley destroyed the tape (and thus, the truth) for the "good" of the people. How often, in real lfe, does our own government repress the truth for our own "good"?

Just curious, but has anyone ever read the original version of this tale? How close did RMT stick to it?

By the way, I really love twinkies, inverted or otherwise...........