What I enjoyed about this CBSRMT episode, was E.G. Marshall's narration in the Prologue when he says, "Welcome once again to another adventurous journey across the mysterious & terrified terrain of the human imagination." Now that introduction was as good as his usual saying, "Welcome to the sound of suspense. The fear…you can hear." Throughout the rest of the episode, he has made some interesting points on the chances on life, justice, and time travel. But what I enjoyed the most was the cast: Patricia Wheel (As Jane), Robert Maxwell (as Harold), Leon Janney (as Mr. Carpenter), and the magnificent talent of Mercedes McCambridge (as Dotty Molloy). Every episode that she's been in is just outstanding. Now, here's why I rate this 4 out of 5 stars. The sound effects of the piano in the fancy restaurant with the rich patrons dining, the doorbell ringing, the pushing & shoving in the flashback sequence, the footsteps going down the stairs, the traffic noise in the past, the typewriter, the secretary buzzer, the opening of the safe, the rotary phone, the car running on the road, the taxi on the busy night streets, and the raid at the end were excellent. However, the music was so-so for this drama-mystery involving time travel. Too many dramatic melodies. As for the story itself, just like Ep. #1391-PORTRAIT OF THE PAST, everything was going so well in ACT-1 and in ACT-2, but then you get close to the end of ACT-3 and ask yourself, "What was going through the Writer's head when he wrote this?" Sam Dann was one of greatest writers for CBSRMT and I wonder if he got the idea of writing this episode from watching an episode of the TWILIGHT ZONE from Season 4, Episode 14 "Of Late I Think Of Cliffordville" where the main character makes a deal with a mysterious stranger to go back in time and tries to change things. I won't give away the ending of this story, but I will tell you this: it is an ending that no CBSRMT fan would've expected. But check this episode out if you're a fan of Mercedes McCambridge. 