1. I\'m ashamed to talk about something that I wish I\'d never done, but...as a teen I read Playboy magazine. And I remember a \"special feature\" they once did on \"Sex and the occult\" (or some such drivel), talking about what were sex practices and legends with witchcraft and satanism. What happened in this episode appears to have been a visit from what Playboy called a \"succubus\". Wikipedia defines it as: \"a female demon or supernatural entity that appears in dreams, who takes the form of a human woman in order to seduce men, usually through sexual intercourse...Religious traditions hold that repeated intercourse with a succubus may result in the deterioration of health or even death.\" ( I even remember the stupid photo said magazine had depicting the creature.)

Which is what happened here.

2. This WELL DONE episode was always troubling to me because it showed the breakup of a family due to the father\'s sin. The WORST such episode to me on this (though also a powerful RMT) was \"Star Sapphire\". Curiously, two other RMT episodes with this theme had the term \"wolf\" in their title: \"The white wolf\" (from the Prosper Merrimack (sic) short story), and \"The grey wolf\" (I think that was the title) which starred Michael Tolin as a police officer/detective in New Mexico.  The Tolin show was \"Night of the wolf\". Back to this one. Never knew until this was brought up that \"Out of focus\" was also an Ian Martin play. IMHO, that man, one of the RMT\'s \"A-team\", was also up there with Sam Dann as one of their best playwrights. He did some GREAT work. (And sadly, I think like the \"Out of focus\" star William Redfield (I can\'t remember a play he\'s been in for the RMT that I didn\'t like) Martin also died before the series aired its final episode.)

3. Some good music in this one. When he meets the woman on the train the background music used is what was so excellently placed in a future.

4. I\'m speaking from the heart here: what Hollywood entity or New York media group would be brave enough, would even dare make a show today about illicit sex, with such a plotline, and say something to the effect of E.G.\'s words: \"Such a woman might burn your soul...forever!\" As I recall, even the woman quotes Romans 6:23 (as demons and satan will do) \"The wages of sin...\"

Instead, we have Kathy Griffin kissing Anderson Cooper\'s crotch on live national TV during an ostensibly \"family\" New Year\'s celebration now. How far we\'ve come, and fallen.&nbsp;<br>