A mechanical device that takes blood and stops time, now that is a great concept for a story. The Title, however, doesn't sound mysterious for the CBSRMT series. It should've been called "13 O'Clock," "Golden Hours," "Mechanical Vampire," or better yet "The Vampire Clock." In ACT-1, a man brings the clock to the Clock Maker's business and says it came into his possession when its owner died. The big mystery here, is to wonder who really was the previous owner. But the best part was at the 41-minute 15-second mark in ACT-3 where we get to hear the horrifying surprise in the plot. As for E.G. Marshall for being the host, I liked his Prologue where he mentioned William Shakespeare's HAMLET as he quotes about time itself. Plus, he narrates for every action there's a reaction and discusses MAN VS. TIME at the end. Well done, E.G. Marshall. The cast is terrific. John Beal (as Ethan Vigil the clock maker), Grace Matthews (as Henrietta; John's wife), Bryna Raeburn (as Harriet; Ethan's sister in law), and Ian Martin (as Dr. Jacob Royce). Half of the characters were likable, half were detestable, but they created tension in every Act. The sound effects of the variety of clocks ticking, door tapping, footsteps, the Heartbeat of the clock, the clock chiming in echo, the clocks striking on the hour, the rotary phone, and the creepy stealthy footsteps were perfect to build up the suspense. It was a nice touch to use music from the 51st episode of the TWILIGHT ZONE called "The Invaders," however, it felt like it needed more in ACT-2 and ACT-3. But at the 47-minute mark when the clock's heart stops beating, there's that split second of dead silence. A chilling resolution. If you love fantasy-myteries &amp; radio commercials, tune in for this one because it has commercials of Budweiser, Suburban Savings, Kellogg's Special K, Shop Right, Himan Brown's announcement of the CBSRMT's address: Box 5152 Radio City Station New York 10019, Joe Franklin's Memory Lane Radio Show, The Creeping Claw Radio Show with Gene Shepherd, Patricia McCann on the McCann Program, and Jon Winget of Winget News Digest.<br>