It is October, 1958, and "Peter Jenson" (played by William Bendix) is in the office of a New York psychiatrist named "Dr. Arnold Gillespie" (played by Martin Balsam.) Peter made the appointment since he has been suffering from the same nightmare for the last several nights. He is very anxious.
In this dream, Peter always finds himself at a hotel in Honolulu. The date is December 6th, 1941, which is the day before the Pearl Harbor attack. So, how can he warn people of the impending doom?
Dr. Gillespie listens patiently and tries to help convince Peter that it is all just a dream, regardless of how real it might feel at the time.
Together, the two men smoke a lot of cigarettes as they try to get to the bottom of what all this means... wait for the twist ending!
This was a well-done drama. Convincing characters and intriguing story. I strongly recommend it.
In this dream, Peter always finds himself at a hotel in Honolulu. The date is December 6th, 1941, which is the day before the Pearl Harbor attack. So, how can he warn people of the impending doom?
Dr. Gillespie listens patiently and tries to help convince Peter that it is all just a dream, regardless of how real it might feel at the time.
Together, the two men smoke a lot of cigarettes as they try to get to the bottom of what all this means... wait for the twist ending!
This was a well-done drama. Convincing characters and intriguing story. I strongly recommend it.