I rate this episode ★★★☆☆ for AVERAGE. This story is truly a mystery because it's puzzling to figure out if Nancy Moore wrote this Fantasy-Mystery as a Cautionary Tale. Is it a Cautionary Tale of Child Abuse or a Cautionary Tale of the Human Race that will fall apart in the future? What's even more puzzling is our main character's development on how he goes go on living where no one on Earth will believe his story. Another way to Title this, would be "13 Years Of A Recluse." The music was truly "out of this world." So many atmospheric tunes and so many tracks that expressed darkness and loneliness. Not enough sound effects in this story. All we get to hear are crickets, frogs, footsteps running, crowd murmuring with carnival music playing, and a door being opened. Abundance of music, but shortage of SFX. In our Host's Prologue, Tammy Grimes quotes G.K. Chesterton from the Tremendous Trifles: “The world will never starve for want of wonders; but only for want of wonder.â€ Following after that, the definition of wonder. In ACT-1, our main character is introduced. In ACT-2, she informs us that our main character has grown up with a sense of loss and grew up to stay devoted on UFOs. Later, she informs us again that he moved on to quit school and ends up working at a UFO Confession Booth for the carnival. In ACT-3, once again she informs us that our main character has gone through a labyrinth of madness for many years in his life and wonder if Earth is really on a disaster course. In her Epilogue, Tammy Grimes asks us to wonder: how many imaginary playmates might be extra terrestrial trying to save our doomed planet? Tammy Grimes's contribution as the Host wasn't masterful, but very informative on the storyline. And finally, our talented cast: Russell Horton (as Robbie Clayton), Evie Juster (as young Robbie Clayton & Buffie), Cynthia Adler (as Arling the Alien & Mrs. Clayton), and Lloyd Battista (as John Clayton, Major Harris, and Maximillion Carlton). Russell Horton was pretty good for playing a character that was a believer of the extra terrestrial. Cynthia Adler as the Alien wasn't so bad. Evie Juster as Buffie was nicely done, but for her playing as the young Robbie? I don't know why she took that role when Russell Horton is already playing the older version of Robbie and he could've pulled it off as a youngster. But the best one in this CBSRMT episode, was Lloyd Battista who played a father, an Air Force Major, and a Carnival Hypnotist. If you're a fan of Lloyd Battista, check this one out. And check out Ep. #0790-A MESSAGE FROM SPACE that involves UFOs/extra terrestrial. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0]