So far, this is, easily, the best episode in the series. It's, primarily, for two reasons. First, this is the only episode that's actually sci-fi. The first four, are all fantasy. I love good sci-fi, and don't have as much use for fantasy. So, I'm a bit biased.
The second reason, is that this episode seems to be the most serious. The first three had that "kiddy" vibe to them; albiet to different degrees. I feel as if they may have been intended for a younger audience. They're not bad, but they're not nearly as good as this one.
This episode felt a lot more like what you'd see in the later "Outer Limits" series -- the one that aired in the 90's; but updated for our modern time.
I'll admit that I'm a bit baffled by the person who gave this episode one star. Everyone's entitled to their own opinion. However, compared to the first three, this one stands out, to me.
If you like sci-fi, I suspect you'll enjoy this one. It's decent enough, for a short-story, anthology episode -- which is exactly what this show is all about.
I should also add that, if this is the first review that you're reading, pertaining to this episode, I suggest that you stop reading the other reviews, until after you've watched the episode. This is because, some of those reviews have spoilers in their titles. At least, to me, they're spoilers; since I like to know absolutely nothing before watching a movie/show.
Going in blind, certainly helps this story.
