____This play explores the pros and cons of time travel, as it was imagined, and exploits the prevalent fears of society at the dawn of the nuclear age. We really should have remained more afraid.____Oh--this must have been how those guys got the paintings out of Boston's Gardner Museum--a time machine. It couldn't possibly have been because there were no background checks on new "security" guards, there were no monitored security cameras, and the student staff workers downstairs were ignoring the reports of troubled visitors about closed rooms and odd staff behavior upstairs. Naw--must ha' been a time machine.____They never explain anything about the dates on the currency: were the crooks in the '50s paid by the time travelers in old money? As it turns out, money didn't matter in this story...____Hey, if you teleported everywhere, wouldn't you get really fat from never walking? And would you get really, really bad jet lag if you stopped? And would an entirely rebuilt society from the future dress just like people in the 1940s?____What is most striking for me about all these old shows is that almost everybody smokes incessantly--and almost all the main characters in every episode are white.____I wonder if they could have foreseen back then that my nuked mashed potatoes would be underdone inside today?____A side effect of my watching this series is that I really want to work for the Masland carpet company. And I want good textured carpet, really cheap.

The main character dispaires that he will be alone if he leaves the bracelet on to avoid the H-bomb blast. But he forgot that if he walks within five feet of anybody, they fall within the device's range and are accelerated in time as well. So whenever he needs company, he just needs to stand next to someone.

Well, let's see. If the whole human race gets destroyed, then there would be no lady from the future to come back and give him the bracelet - so if the guy stays alive there's a chance of meeting up with whatever humans survived. Moreover, he can always changed his mind and turn the bracelet off if he's tire of living. I can take a few holes in the plot but this is ridiculous.