The second episode and first original script of the series (it seems to alternate originals and adaptations of pulp-era short stories), 'The Pipes of Tcho Ktlan' has a bit of a Lovecraft vibe- but only if Lovecraft had been into swing music and having a bit of romance in his stories. Solid performances all around, with especially high marks to Daamen Krall (playing a sleazy band leader), Rocky Cerda (as his right-hand man), and Adrienne Wilkinson (as the girl who was left behind). The ending may seem at first like it came out of left field, but if you're paying attention it won't be such a surprise. Overall, it's an enjoyably dark piece with a nice early-50's pulp vibe to it.
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