I've been commenting a lot on how I was able to see the end coming a mile away.  The same is true here.  I don't claim to be unusually prescient or savvy, but I am a big fan of the mystery/fantasy/horror/sci-fi anthology genre.  The Twilight Zone, Tales from the Crypt, the Outer Limits, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, all that stuff.  And so, yes, I did see the writing on the wall by the end of Act I because I'm used to this kind of story.

I agree with Kathy that it was well-written and well-acted.  Listen carefully; it's a rare episode in that E.G. Marshall lies to the listener about certain plot points.  Dream sequences but no supernatural elements.