This is a nice little creepy episode. And Michael Tolan and Joseph Julian really make it work.
Tolan is so sinister and malicious and Julian is so convincing as a man figuratively "going to pieces"-- you can readily believe the sound of a truck backfiring could cause him to drop dead because he's so frayed at that point.

Love the twist at the end, with the daylight savings time thrown in. Also, the music in this episode is possibly the best ever. The bed used when he emerges from his apartment for the final time sends shivers down your spine. It's hard to listen to that part with the lights turned out.

Guy Repp must set some kind of a record here, for portraying more different charcters in one episode than any other RMT performer. My count has him playing-- the judge, the snitch in the bowling alley, the tailor, the locksmith, the barber, the desk clerk and the bystander on the street in the end. Perhaps this is why he never appeared in another episode, they burned him out with this one..............hee hee hee.

Two things that didn't seem to fit. Would they really have allowed Johnny Promise to make such a long-winded threat in open court? And, the mention from Sam's girlfriend that it was actually three years later didn't seem to fit and was never really followed up on. It did, I suppose, alert us to just how frazzled and on the ragged edge Joseph Julian's character was at that point.

Strong episode-- with almost a "Lights Out" feel to it.........

Until next time.................. 