 I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. Here’s what I liked the best: the cast starring Louise Larabee (as Detective Claudia Trubshaw), Mason Adams (as Sheriff Wiley/Senior Tepexpan), Ralph Bell (as Professor Wilkerson), Corrine Orr (as Jeannine), Ann Costello (as Edith Rogers and Susan Maythorpe), and Kristoffer Tabori (as Jimmy Trimble). This group of 6 did fantastic on their roles, especially Louise Larabee. It’s a shame that this was the only episode she did for CBSRMT. She would’ve been perfect for more detective stories as the modern Sherlock Holmes, only she’d be “Shirley Holmes.â€ Another thing that I liked was the music. A variety of suspenseful tracks in every Act to keep the story flowing. The sound effects of the car engine, breaks, howling wind, footsteps, hanging up the phone, paper note, the gun shot, and the tool shed door were highly supportive for this archeological story. Now there are 2 reasons why I rate this 4 out of 5 stars. First up, the Script. S.J. Wilson’s Drama-Mystery was decent. It had a clever Detective with her good choice of words, clues were pointed out in every plot point, each character was suspicious, and there was a surprising Climax. What was missing, was the Resolution. We all know what the killer will have to face for her crime (SPOILER ALERT: the killer is a female), but what about the other characters? Will the rest of them continue with archeology? Will Detective Claudia Trubshaw continue to solve more cases? What happened to the remains of the skeleton and the victim’s hands? I suppose that CBSRMT fans have to come up with our own ending. The title works, but another way to title this would be “The Hands of Edith Rogers.â€ And the 2nd reason why I rate this 4 out of 5 stars: the Host. E.G. Marshall starts the show off with “The fear you can hearâ€ (Classic!) In ACT-1, he points out that 2 hands of the present are attached to a skeleton of the past. In ACT-2, he quotes from the book of Proverbs 26:27. In ACT-3, he points out that our female killer will go through a slower and painful death. Everything was going smoothly on his narrations, except for his Epilogue where he says, “Eat moderately, drink moderately…and murder moderately.â€ It's like our Host was saying if you’re going to do something wrong, do it right. How mysterious is that to say to the fans of CBSRMT? Anyway, tune in to this mystery story. SPECIAL BONUS: it has commercials of Kellogg’s Special K cereal, Frank Leiber for Radio 1080 AM, Hal Linden on conserving energy by the Federal Energy Office, Terramycin ointment from Pfizer, Anheuser-Busch of Budweiser, Frank Leiber for True Value Hardware stores, and the Franciscans about lying. And check out S.J. Wilson’s other mystery story #0013-A RING OF ROSES. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)