I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. Murray Burnett wrote a spooky mystery that was entertaining, but not spooky enough. Murray Burnett wrote many great CBSRMT episodes, including the ones based off of Sherlock Holmes stories, but this Fantasy-Mystery needed more frightening circumstances other than a jealous sea captain, a magic mirror, or a dog that “mysteriouslyâ€ died. The Title has a punch, but another way to title this would be “Lucy And Her Loverâ€ or simply, “The Ghost Hunter.â€ The sound effects of the glass breaking, body thud, howling wind, the dog Byron barking/whimpering/growling, footsteps, ocean, striking the match, fire place, constant door pounding, thunder, music box, horse carriage, phone ringing, revolver, cups clinking, hammer, crowbar, slip of the paper will, saucer destroyed, and the burning fire were supportive in this tale. And the music was extremely supportive with its ghastly tunes in each Act. The best music parts were at the 2-minute mark where the story immediately became bone-chilling with its first character stuck inside the haunted house. Plus, the 22-minute mark with its hair-raising music track from the TWILIGHT ZONE series. 1 of the 2 things that I enjoyed in this CBSRMT episode was the Host’s his classic intro, “Welcome to the world of your own terrifying imaginationâ€ and the topic of ghosts. In ACT-1, E.G. Marshall talks about “Nameless Horrorsâ€ and that each man has his own nightmares. In ACT-2, he jumps into the middle of the story, around the 17-minute mark, about what has happened in the dark room. In ACT-3, after revealing how the story ended, E.G. Marshall suggests that skeptics should spend a night in a haunted house. In his Epilogue, he gave us the resolution that our main character continued to be a Ghost Hunter. The 2nd thing that I enjoyed was our cast: William Prince (as Alex Garth), Ralph Bell (as Mr. Flanders), Joan Tyson (as Robert Ginely and Lucy Hatch), William Redfield (as Tim Kelly and Jon Rogers), and Gilbert Mack (as Captain Hatch). All the actors, including William Prince were tremendous on their parts, but our main actress was the captivating one. Joan Tyson’s voice was exquisite as the voices of Marian Seldes, Morgan Fairchild, Teri Keane, and Jada Rowland. Tune in to this CBSRMT episode if enjoy stories of ghosts and/or haunted houses. And if you want a ghost story that’s bone-chilling, nail-biting, blood-curdling, I recommend #1245-THE JUDGE’S HOUSE. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)