- This is one of the three most disturbing RMT episodes to me. (The other two being "Star Sapphire" and "Carmilla", both involving the implied (the former) and overt (the latter) molestation of a teenaged girl and the attempted destruction by a malicious individual of both.

"Out of focus" is the slow self-destruction of a man and his family...and it's a painful episode.

- Great music in this one. Remember that six-chord backgrounder in "The hand"? It's here too with the first time we meet the (unfortunately) main woman in the episode. The music used when "Sky" and his associate played by Earl Hammond are looking at photos of models is, as far as I can tell, unique to this one RMT episode.

- Six people on the RMT's "A" team act in this one, which means little if no multiple roles. An RMT "six-pack" was usually a treat. Joan Loring is always great as a femme fatale.

- E. G.s comments at the end of this episode are the second strongest I'd ever heard on the RMT, with the first being him saying (and I can't remember this episode) that "God's always ready to hear us - just call him." (I'm not doing the latter comments justice.) 