You're traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound, but of mind,

a journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination.

Your next stop, the Twilight's on.

At that moment, I could not lie, and I told him 12 years old,

then he said to my son,

where is demouti, where is your mother?

And I answered, she went to the left.

And then he said to my son,

Run after your mother.

After that, I went on walking to the right,

and I saw how the boy was running.

I wondered to myself, how will he be able to find his mother?

After all, there were so many people there.

I caught sight of my wife.

How did I recognize her?

My little girl was wearing a red coat.

The red spot was a sign that my wife was there. The red spot was getting

smaller and smaller. I walked to the right and I never saw them again.

Rod Sailing's inspiration for tonight's episode came from the trial of Otto Adolf Eichmann.

Eichmann was a lieutenant colonel in the SS and is often referred to as the architect of the Holocaust. If you look at the Wikipedia page devoted

to Eichmann, you'll see a picture of a man in a Nazi uniform and he's slim, quite average

looking and his eyes don't really betray any great evil in him.

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