The plot in this CBSRMT episode says it's a bizarre comedy. Bizarre? Yes. Comical? Not entirely. It's a Sci-Fi Mystery. The alien named Mor El (played by Earl Hammond) meets Molly (played by Bryna Raeburn) at an Institution for the Insane. But she learns that his home planet, Ayvora, wants to conquer Earth. Mor El says "Voor ee amana" in ACT-1. Molly discovers in ACT-2 that it means "I am the conquerer." And do they live happily ever after in ACT-3? Tune in and find out the mystery. Other than that, Sam Dann wrote a satisfactory story, suitable for an episode of THE OUTER LIMITS. My favorite part was at the 19-minute 33-second mark when Mor El talks about the history of the human race on how we have conquered subjects & objects for many years. It's like Sam Dann was writing an episode with a wake up call to the listening viewers that we should've seen Earth as a home, instead of an empire. The music was witty, then suspicious, then back to witty at the end. The actings of Earl Hammond & Bryna Raeburn were fitting to the characters that they played, but not enough dialogue for the talents of Gilbert Mack (as Dr. Nudell) & Court Benson (as Officer Pinchot). And as for E.G. Marshall, he does explain the story, but I think he was trying too hard to be just like Rod Serling from THE TWILIGHT ZONE to finish the Epilogue with suspense. If you like Sci-Fi tales, enjoy this one.