Understood, my friend. We had a supercell go over us Saturday dropping a tornado on the south side of Bentonville...making it THREE SUPERCELLS/WALL CLOUDS within view of our Bentonville house this year. And I\'m so sad that this most recent storm system brought so much tragedy to our states of Oklahoma and Missouri.

Back to the RMT.

This play could have been a flop for three reasons:

1. The voice of Mandel Kramer - rather than sounding like a \"young, blond husband\", I think of someone more like Morley Safer whenever I hear that very talented yet at-the-time aging actor\'s voice.

2. The voice of Ruby Dee - a beautiful, talented lady to be sure, but again, she has a clearly African-American voice that seemed a bit unusual for a western land heiress (though not impossible).

3. The voice of Guy Sorrel, dangerous secret in his past, but as a young American Indian...well...(Trivia: Mr. Sorrel is another one of those RMT actors you just can\'t find a picture of. But he was married to a fellow RMT actor, Mary Jane Higby.)

But this episode still \"works\" for me. It\'s got a rich blend of writing, sound effects and music, plus the one perfectly cast voice of the wonderful Leon Janny.

- Also, note how Kramer\'s characters and Dee\'s characters outlooks change and go in opposite directions...first he\'s timid and she\'s bold, but she ends up the timid one while he challenges \"Chin-dee\" or whatever thing\'s name was.

- I hate the name of this program...but it\'s still a fascinating story, and like the aforementioned \"The hand\" may or may not have a supernatural cause behind it. <br>