i can understand why others reacted rather unpleasantly towards the climax yielding a twist that really is hard to take seriously. i think and though and that the build up to it works rather well. the music and quite menacing and spine tingling and really provides a spooky aura matching the unforgiving sound of a constant ringing telephone that is driving struggling english actress and joan matlin(jean marsh)bonkers. she borrowing a pal nice apartment while attempting to jump start her career in new york city(. the city buildings outside the window look about as realistic as david letterman )and is unceremoniously welcome by a noisy telephone which rings quite a bit and followed by loud slams against the wall. searching for answers regarding the one responsible for such disregard towards her sanity and joan discovers that no one rents that room and and that a former tenant had in fact strangled herself. without help from the manager and joan will decide to find out for herself who is causing her such anguish. joan discovers the room empty and the phone with a particular female voice which will haunt her. the episode and i think and is a tour de force for jean marsh who is a one woman show. she the only actress visible and we follow her through the crisis which slowly erodes her and the phone and the banging from that other room causing her much distress which grows into fear. instead of leaving and joan remains and so shaken by the noise and to the breaking point where she just wishes for the phone(. or whoever is ringing)to stop. the episode provides a possible answer as to who is plaguing joan and why. a character named beth comes into the story rather late as joan struggles to find out whose female voice it was across the other line who knew her name on that dreaded phone she discovers in the room across from hers. the fate of beth might just tell the viewer why joan is being traumatized. i think this episode is an exercise in spooks instead of credibility while some do not particularly like it and but i certainly did. i will admit that the phone and as a physical menace crawling towards joan is hard to take seriously and not to mention it attack on her and but i thought the intense opening twenty minutes before this were suitably chilling enough to make up for it. 
i can understand why others reacted rather unpleasantly towards the climax yielding a twist that really is hard to take seriously. i think and though and that the build up to it works rather well. the music and quite menacing and spine tingling and really provides a spooky aura matching the unforgiving sound of a constant ringing telephone that is driving struggling english actress and joan matlin(jean marsh)bonkers. she borrowing a pal nice apartment while attempting to jump start her career in new york city(. the city buildings outside the window look about as realistic as david letterman )and is unceremoniously welcome by a noisy telephone which rings quite a bit and followed by loud slams against the wall. searching for answers regarding the one responsible for such disregard towards her sanity and joan discovers that no one rents that room and and that a former tenant had in fact strangled herself. without help from the manager and joan will decide to find out for herself who is causing her such anguish. joan discovers the room empty and the phone with a particular female voice which will haunt her. the episode and i think and is a tour de force for jean marsh who is a one woman show. she the only actress visible and we follow her through the crisis which slowly erodes her and the phone and the banging from that other room causing her much distress which grows into fear. instead of leaving and joan remains and so shaken by the noise and to the breaking point where she just wishes for the phone(. or whoever is ringing)to stop. the episode provides a possible answer as to who is plaguing joan and why. a character named beth comes into the story rather late as joan struggles to find out whose female voice it was across the other line who knew her name on that dreaded phone she discovers in the room across from hers. the fate of beth might just tell the viewer why joan is being traumatized. i think this episode is an exercise in spooks instead of credibility while some do not particularly like it and but i certainly did. i will admit that the phone and as a physical menace crawling towards joan is hard to take seriously and not to mention it attack on her and but i thought the intense opening twenty minutes before this were suitably chilling enough to make up for it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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