I found "The Question" to be quite a random and disjointed story but at times endearing.  I'm not sure what point writer Elspeth Eric intended in this narrative, but Teri Keane is my all-time favorite CBS RMT actor and she carries this strange story fairly well.  There is an interesting series of switches throughout the story among the characters as narrators.  Kristoffer Tabori begins narrating the story, and is followed later by Keane, and then by Robert Dryden.  I don't recall anything like that in any CBS RMT episode.  Specifically, the hand-off in narration from Keane to Dryden is striking, represents a dramatic shift in the story from a woman elegantly searching the unknown depths of her heart (Keane) to a rather clumsy attempt to explain the injection of more absurd paranormal activity (Dryden).  Though wooden, the interplay between the retired stage actor (Keane) and her ghost admirer (Kristoffer Tabori) has a charming quality. Perhaps being overly generous, I give 'The Question' 3 stars out of 5.  JUROR 4