 I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. This story reminds me of the 136th episode of THE TWILIGHT ZONE from Season 5 entitled "The Self-Improvement Of Salvadore Ross" because both stories are about people who switch their lives with others. That TV episode is based on a story by CBSRMT writer Henry Slesar and I wonder if he ever noticed that his story idea was used by Sam Dann so he could write it for this series. Everything was going smoothly in this story, except the ending. In my opinion, it should've ended where our 2 main characters switch spots one last time and "The Forever Man" would cease to exist and finally be labeled as "The Never Man." Anyway, we had a pretty good selection of the cast in this. Paul Hecht (as Jackson Hanley), Bryna Raeburn (as Della, Mrs. Toomey, and the Nurse), William Redfield (as Sergeant Burns and Jerry), Dan Ocko (as Mr. Soames and the Doctor), and Leon Janney (as Leroy Fraser). I enjoyed the actors' performances, but not so much on our leading actress. Bryna Raeburn played her part as Della as an annoying paranoid troublemaker, Mrs. Toomey as too obedient, and the Nurse hardly had any character development. She has done great work for the series and she deserved better roles than these. There are 3 things that I liked the most in this. FIRST: the music had the right dramatic elements in every Act and it build up the suspense from one scene to the next. SECOND: the sound effects of the rotary phone ringing, the cars honking on busy streets, car engine running, Jazz music playing on the stereo, the doorbell in the apartment, public murmurs at the bank, the car racing and then it crashes, pouring of the brandy, and the body dropped to the floor were all delightful to hear. THIRD: E.G. Marshall's opening monologue when he said, "Welcome, once again, to the shadow world of mystery and suspense. To a dark and cryptic universe called the Imagination." Now THAT, is what I call a magnificent introduction! And of course, his narrations were entertaining, like when he mentions what money can never buy, can a soul leave a body before the body is dead, learning the Art of Exchange (including the exchange of souls), ask if the soul is transferrable, and the resolution about the soul of Jackson Hanley (that's inside Leroy Fraser's body) ends up in a sanitarium. Watch THE TWILIGHT ZONE episode after listening to this mysterious tale and see the similarities. And if you're Nostalgic on Old Time Radio, listen to this episode with its commercials of Kellogg's Special-K cereal, Ozark Air Lines, Suburban Savings, Buick Apollo, Goldilocks with her Diet 7-UP, ShopRight, Contact Allergy, Thomas English Muffins (Thomas' promises), Punt e Mes (Italian aromatized wine), Budweiser, and the CBS News report on Richard Nixon & the Watergate. Enjoy! =0]