CBSRMT ~ The Special Undertaking 338

In order to discover the identity of their new home's invisible resident, a country doctor and his young wife look to an antique music box for clues.
Air Dates: First Run - September 4, 1975
Repeat - January 31, 1976
Actors:
Cotsworth, Staats
Maxwell, Robert
Pitoniak, Ann
Rowland, Jada
Scardino, Don
Writer: Martin, Ian

[@funniebunnie4u]

Amazing story... and very well done!💜❣️💜❣️
RIP with Love and Respect, to ChillySunhine!

[@UncleEarl97]

An interesting and captivating tale. Enjoyed on 5-2-2022.

[@chickiek8011]

Great story! One of my new favorites!!

[@esterherschkovich5002]

Oh loved it..bit sad though.

[@0tt0z]

Creepy! Thanks for uploading.

[@josefa461]

So good. Thank you.

[@laurenstygar7996]

It is very good. The infamous I will you not to die. Liked.

[@cindycaldwell9940]

The older gentleman, Buford, has more of a Maine accent than western U.S. "Sometimes dead is better." ;) ... and the young doctor's voice reminds me of Matthew Broderick

[@juliamills4325]

another good story thanks😨😈🔝☺😊

[@hotpepper5125]

The Past coming to haunt us! I have started this since 18 and it’s now 2020 😔 idk if I can make it all the way to the very last upload

[@UncleEarl97]

And now? I’ve been playing these episodes off and on for several years now.

[@gregorycapp6688]

Great story as always unfortunately there is a warp in the tape making music very distorted nice to hear a western

[@AlonelyRetriever]

The young Dr tells the old lawyer to "drive carefully" as he leaves in his horse drawn wagon. Did they actually use those words in the 1800s or did "drive carefully" come after the automobile?

[@UncleEarl97]

I’ve heard the expression to, “drive a horse and buggy”, and similar references to ‘driving a horse’, directing it where to go.

[@erickrobertson7089]

Nope. Its from horse and wagon days for sure.