Gang,

This is probably the last time I'll request a "double header". However, these are two of my all time favorite shows on the RMT, and when I listened to them again I had to request these two because:

- They're both written by Ian Martin.
- He plays, in both episodes, a kindly but slightly befuddled doctor.
- There are vampires in both, but they're not the "Count Dracula" stereotype.
- In fact, one could say the concept of "applied vampirism" is in play. Someone is either intentionally or untentionally getting something of benefit besides just staying alive.
- The "protagonist" has bad things happen to his family.
- In both episodes, the one we come to view as the protagonist decides he has to...well, I'll let you listen.

Two notes:

- John Beal, the "Time and again" lead, was once thought to be the next Jimmy Stewart. I've yet to hear him turn in a bad performance on the RMT, even when he's saddled with a not ideal script.
- I always compliment the RMT music. Listen to the music sequence immediately after his wife has died, when he's getting ready to leave his doctor's office. That segment there (to E.G.'s outro of the segment) was, IMO, an example of the RMT at its finest.