Once you've bought into the premise, you will find this a pretty intriguing episode. It's about a man who can change himself by concentrating hard. He can see a poster and make a chameleon like transfer to that person. Unfortunately, he is a really bad guy whose motives are always questionable. He enjoys his transformations, but always uses them for evil, or at worst a disrespectful self promotion. Unfortunately for him, one of his incarnations confronts the father who hates him because he has brought shame and degradation to his family. This man has only one thing in mind. To see justice done. When you live by the sword, you die by the selfsame sword and this man is no different. It's well done, thought the cheesy transformation scene at the end isn't very well done. It's a theme that Serling employed a couple of other times in his canon of works.
Review of The Four of Us Are Dying
