 I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. First things first, the cast: Betsy Palmer (as Kate Richards), William Redfield (as Guido Basso and Joe/Giovanni), Evie Juster (as Angie the Stewardess and the Hotel Receptionist), and Ian Martin (as Chips DeBille and Alexandro Coffee). I’d give big props to the last 3 for playing their roles with Italian accents. As for Betsy Palmer, this was one of her best roles. This actress (known for playing Jason Voorhees' Mother in the FRIDAY THE 13th series) was captivating in this and she should’ve done a lot more mysteries for CBSRMT. The sound effects of the airplane soaring, passengers murmuring, background noise at the restaurant, Ferrari car engine, race car screeches, howling wind, unlocking the garage, engine roaring, crickets, traffic noise, car racing on the tracks, the race car crashing, beeps at the hospital, and the background noise at the Airport were satisfactory. The music was splendid. Not just the suspenseful tracks or the melodies during the ghost scenes, but also adding Italian music in the scenes. In our Host’s Prologue, E.G. Marshall begins with the topic of voices from the grave. In ACT-1, he's focused on the supernatural, especially on a supposed phantom car. In ACT-2, after getting deeper into the story about the racing car, our main ghost becomes an unsympathetic specter. In ACT-3, after putting the pass to rest, our Host gives us a happy ending about the race car rebuilt and our main character has a child. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall quoted Major League Baseball Player Satchel Paige to advise anyone who may hear voices: "Don't look back. Something might be gaining on you." Both the Prologue & Epilogue were unforgettable! Now here’s why I rate this 4 out of 5 stars: the SCRIPT. It was a decent mystery story, but when the main character communicated with the ghost, that was very similar to THE GHOST & MRS. MUIR. Wouldn’t any of the characters be concerned about Kate Richards and thought she was talking to herself in public? As for the race car itself, the Grey Ghost, it should’ve been brought in more for the scenes. Plus, it would’ve been a better mystery tale if the car had a mind of its own and it would destroy anyone who would try to drive it. “The Phantom Carâ€ would’ve been the alternate title for this. Tune in to this one if you adore Betsy Palmer’s work. And check out the other episode she was in (#0065-THE UNEARTHLY GIFT, #0283-SOMEDAY I’LL FIND YOU, #0541-THE DEATHLY WHITE MAN, and #0694-FOR WANT OF A NAIL). And for those that are Nostalgic on radio commercials, this one has Tom Selleck talking about the National Guard, followed by the news reports on WWJ News Radio. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)