For those you don't know, the phrase "Let No Man Put Asunder" is from the Bible; MARK 10:9. Meaning, let no man put into separate parts, which fits well in this CBSRMT episode. It's so good, it could've been an episode of ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS for its dramatic-mystery. The acting of Michael Wagner (as Paul Raymond) & Russell Horton (as Mark Young) is enjoyable. They talk like they're Will Graham & Dr. Hannibal Lecter from the film RED DRAGON (2002). Listen to Russell Horton's voice at the 9-minute 10-second mark when he says the word, "What". Very witty. Sound effects were dead on. But the music is dynamite, especially at the 19-minute 43-second mark where the Mystery gives us the chills. I should give you heads up that there's a pause at the 11-minute 27-second mark and another pause at 26-minute 34-second mark. But more importantly, was the chemistry that Mark Young had with Paul Raymond's wife Louisa (played by Joyce Gordon who also played the role of Janice). Even though Mark Young shows companionship to his best friend, he also shows compassion to his best friend's wife. You can hear it happening at the 23-minute 25-second mark in ACT-2. As for the villain, Paul Raymond who's behind bars, is oblivious to the pain he has created to the women in his life. James Agate Jr. wrote an interesting piece with a twist near the end. As for E.G. Marshall, his narrations were entertaining as always