 I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. I give Fielden Farrington credit for writing a Fantasy-Mystery. However, in the middle of the Prologue where the 2 main characters mention “Ghost Town,â€ it gave away the shocking twist. Fielden Farrington wrote the surprising ending at the very beginning. It’s even written in the episode’s synopsis of the CBSRMT Episode Guide Book. This story has a good title, but another way to title it would be “Candidates For Death.â€ The music was wonderful with its pleasant melodies in ACT-1, suspenseful tracks in ACT-2, and intensifying tunes in ACT-3. The sound effects, not that many in this one. ACT-1 had sounds of the suitcase being closed shut, car engine, birds chirping, doors, tableware clinking, footsteps, and pouring of the coffee. ACT-2, nothing but a door sound. In ACT-3, birds and howling wind. And since this story takes place in a town, surely there would’ve been background noises of the residents murmuring through the community streets or something. Anyway, let’s get to the good parts; like the Host. In E.G. Marshall’s Prologue, he discusses the concept of “Fantasyâ€ and introduces us to our 2 main characters in search for a new place to live in New England. In ACT-1, our Host finds it odd that our characters, in a mysterious town in Vermont, have to go through rare qualifications to buy a house. In ACT-2, he points out that people who wish to escape the city life is common. In ACT-3, he states that one of Man’s pre-occupations has been life after death. In the end, our heroes found no village anymore, just a graveyard. In the Epilogue, E.G. Marshall informs the listeners that the characters ended up finding a colonial house in Connecticut. And the last good part in this, was our cast: Norman Rose (as Ralph Albertson), Martha Greenhouse (as Wilma Albertson), Court Benson (as Mayor Ellis Perkins), and Ken Harvey (as Lucas Madison). All 4 of them stole the show. Each played their parts to a T. My favorite part was when Norman Rose says, “Angry?!? You don’t know the half of it!â€ at the 30-minute 42-second mark. I enjoyed it because it sounded like Norman Rose could relate to his character, putting himself in Ralph Albertson’s shoes of how preposterous it is to escape from Sleepy Village. This is a decent ghost story and CBSRMT fans should check it out. Also, check out Fielden Farrington’s other works, such as #0278-RETURN TO SHADOW LAKE, #0325-THE MASTER COMPUTER, and #0549-THE COLONY. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)