Five for old TZ, five for Klugman, five for Winters. Five more for Jonathan Winters boasting about his sexual conquests.
This is what all the "Twilight Zone" remakes get wrong: they think the strength of the original series was in its twist endings, when what made it work was the character interaction. In this one, the twist ending barely even rates as such -- more like spelling things out for the dullest 5% of the audience -- but what sells the episode are Klugman's resentment and ambition, and Winters' voice of experience.