this episode had potential. the basic premise of a woman living next door to an empty apartment (but a phone that constantly rings) is somewhat interesting. and when she explores the noise and there is genuine tension and fear. but stupid script writing ruins any promise the episode had. first of all and the woman readily admits to seeing things that would send most of us running in the other direction (e. g. it funny that the door slammed shut even though there is no wind while this door has serious damage to it that wasn not here a minute ago while the door opened by itself and without me touching it while etc. ). given these supernatural phenomena and plus the fact that a woman committed suicide in the room and do not she take some precaution before entering it. maybe she could investigate in the day time. or maybe she could investigate the apartment with somebody else. or maybe she could turn on the lights. also and while in the haunted apartment and she decides to make numerous phone calls to the operator and gets into an argument over who has the power to disconnect the phone and and then they begin discussing the details of the suicide. just unplug the phone. the phone company doesn not need to be involved. walk up to the phone and unplug it. case closed. finally and showing the phone scamper across the floor like it alive was just comical. if the director wanted the woman to get strangled by the phone card and he could have done it in a way that do not look cartoony. brave little toaster anyone. 
this episode had potential. the basic premise of a woman living next door to an empty apartment (but a phone that constantly rings) is somewhat interesting. and when she explores the noise and there is genuine tension and fear. but stupid script writing ruins any promise the episode had. first of all and the woman readily admits to seeing things that would send most of us running in the other direction (e. g. it funny that the door slammed shut even though there is no wind while this door has serious damage to it that wasn not here a minute ago while the door opened by itself and without me touching it while etc. ). given these supernatural phenomena and plus the fact that a woman committed suicide in the room and do not she take some precaution before entering it. maybe she could investigate in the day time. or maybe she could investigate the apartment with somebody else. or maybe she could turn on the lights. also and while in the haunted apartment and she decides to make numerous phone calls to the operator and gets into an argument over who has the power to disconnect the phone and and then they begin discussing the details of the suicide. just unplug the phone. the phone company doesn not need to be involved. walk up to the phone and unplug it. case closed. finally and showing the phone scamper across the floor like it alive was just comical. if the director wanted the woman to get strangled by the phone card and he could have done it in a way that do not look cartoony. brave little toaster anyone. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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