 Thanks...I\'m not always a fan of the CBS Radio \"History\" theatre episodes, either, (unless they\'re dramatized and/or fanciful episodes like \"The serpent\'s tooth\" or \"The rise and fall of the fourth reich\", both dealing with Hitler) but this did indeed pick up in the third act.

I like the Web...at our fingertips we can have bios and pictures of those whom the RMT episodes of a few decades ago profiled in one way or another.

I love that, when it was the HISTORY theatre, most likely political correctness won\'t enter in but facts will. (I wonder, for instance, if a contemporary remake would even mention the \"incest\" charge as was presented in the RMT\'s \"court\".)

Fascinating period music/sound effects, and the TRANSFORMATION of Tammy Grimes in the final minutes was a fascinating acting job.

On a technical note, I\'ve said before how I always enjoy listening Russel Horton and Bob Kaliban in an episode together, as their voices sound so similar at times. Those two plus he of the wonderful baritone voice, Norman Rose, are all together in an episode called <span><a href=\"http://www.cbsrmt.com/episode-658-a-god-named-smith.html\" target=\"_self\" title=\"godnamedsmith\">\"A god named Smith\"</a></span> and,&nbsp;which, apart from the fate of the central character, is as far in plot from this episode as is planet pluto from the sun.<br>