In ACT-1, we know right away our main character Richard Paradon (played by William Redfield) and his charisma. He hooks up with plain & modest Louisa (played by Marian Seldes). Listen to the sound of him kissing her at the 12-minute 57-second mark. It's short, but endearing. In ACT-2, Richard's sister Sally (played by Bryna Raeburn) thinks this relationship of Richard& Louisa is a bad idea, but Richard is happy with her. But then Richard hooks up with rich & old Jane Clark (played by Evie Juster). In ACT-3, Richard leaves Louisa for Jane and marries her. He breaks the "4th Wall" at the 32-minute 16-second mark to give us males advice on Marriage. Sally makes an announcement on the radio that Louisa died. Richard realizes that his "golden" life is fading. Louisa appears in front of Richard, but he thinks she's no longer real. Richard & Jane bicker and then attacks her. He doesn't kill Jane, but he ends up in being delusional, waiting for Louisa to return. Sally receives a letter from Louisa that she is gone, but in a good way because she moved on to a better life. And so, I give Sam Dann props for writing this May-December Romance that is spellbinding! Not only that, the music at the 18-minute 50-second mark makes this CBSRMT episode feel serene to all of us. The sound effects of the canoe in the peaceful pond went well, of course. And what better way to end this great 5-Star episode with the Epilogue by E. G Marshall who said, "No one stays on top forever. The problem in life is to know when to come down. And to descend gracefully without being pushed." Bravo! =0)