Involves two middle aged women who are regularly visited by the ghost of a guy who was married to one of them and had an affair with the other. Apparently he had a pretty good deal in real life where he'd do his "affair" business in the afternoon and take care of his wife at night. And that's how he "visited'" them after his death. To keep "visiting" he needs constant assurance of their love. Without it he would fade permanently to his "other" world. When the two longtime friends move in together, that's when the widow finds out about the affair. But rather than club her girlfriend in the head, she decides that together they can stop "loving" him and make him go away.

This is a light-hearted program about a woman that lives alone (save the housekeeper) in a big house following the death of her husband. He's dead, but he's still around - in ghost form, and he visits every evening. Things get whacky when he suggests to his widow that she might be happier if she asked a lifelong friend to move in and share the house with her. I must confess that this is one of the rare CBSRMT programs that I grew tired of before it was over. However, as always, I had to listen to the end to see what happened.

A man continues his love affair with his wife and his mistress beyond the grave. The main character is so pathetic, you want to kill him again.

One of the lesser episodes. No scares. No suspense. Just three old biddies chit-chatting about this and that, with a tepid ghost occasionally dropping by. So old-fashioned. It felt like it was done in the 1940s, not 1970s. I could almost see the ghost's ascot and pencil mustache.