A British television anthology of stories, often with sinister and wryly comedic undertones, and a twist at the end. With early episodes written and presented by Roald Dahl, the series featured a plethora of big name guest stars.
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A British television anthology of stories, often with sinister and wryly comedic undertones, and a twist at the end. With early episodes written and presented by Roald Dahl, the series featured a plethora of big name guest stars.
Season 2 episodes
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An old street beggar, a former tattooist, was a friend of the famous artist, Soutine. On his back, he has a tattoo by the artist, which is now priceless.
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Directed by Herbert WiseGuest stars Derek Jacobi, Lucy Gutteridge, Boris Isarov, Donald Pickering, Teris Hebrew
A man starts to suffer when he becomes haunted by the memory of the brutal treatment he received in his childhood.
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Directed by Claude WhathamWritten by Robin Chapman, Roald DahlGuest stars Anthony Steel, Jonathan Scott-Taylor, John Mills, Paul Spurrier, Anthony Woodruff, Colin Thomas, Guy Humphries, Clifford Abrahams
The husband of a fat, greedy woman has a clever plan to get rid of her - but the plan is flawed.
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Directed by John GorrieWritten by Denis Cannan, Robert BlochGuest stars Miriam Margolyes, Geoffrey Bayldon, Sheila Gish, Anthony Roye, Peter van Dissel, Katie Flower, Jean Kitson, Nigel Caliburn
A dinner party takes a surprising turn when one pretentious guest is challenged to a wine tasting contest.
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Directed by Alastair ReidWritten by Ronald Harwood, Roald DahlGuest stars William Hootkins, Beth Porter, Ron Moody, Debbie Farrington, Antony Carrick, Mercia Glossop, Gabrielle Blunt, Graham Bell
George has problems with female attention, but when a beautiful woman joins his congregation things are set to change.
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Directed by Graham EvansWritten by Robin Chapman, Roald DahlGuest stars Margaretta Scott, Joan Collins, John Alderton, Lally Bowers, Ann Beach, Jacob Witkin, Grant Bardsley, John Biggerstaff
Directed by Claude WhathamWritten by Ronald Harwood, Roald DahlGuest stars Jennifer Hilary, John Carson, Michael Gambon, John Mills, John Rees, Michael Sheard
A pregnant lady is worried that she may miscarry for the fourth time. Can her doctor reassure her?
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Directed by Herbert WiseWritten by Ronald Harwood, Roald DahlGuest stars Helmut Griem, Zhivila Roche, Hana Maria Pravda, Alastair Llewellyn, Graham Seed, Toby Waldock
A jaded businessman sells his company and attempts to change his life for the better by buying a strange piano.
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Directed by John GorrieWritten by Roald Dahl, Kevin Goldstein-JacksonGuest stars Jack Weston, Anna Massey, Alan Rowe, Paul Bacon, Paul Greenhalgh, Allan Corduner
A philandering physician with an obsession for orchids cultivates a deadly plot to see off his wife.
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Written by Denis Cannan, John CollierGuest stars Richard Johnson, Siân Phillips, Avril Elgar, Artro Morris, Cyril Luckham, Lynne Ross, Mark Kenyon, Andrew Lebas
A man married three times might be lucky for the fourth time when he meets a new interest.
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Directed by John GorrieWritten by Robin Chapman, Stanley EllinGuest stars Robert Lang, Elizabeth Spriggs, Cyril Luckham, Christopher Bramwell, Nigel Caliburn
A young, unemployed seaman kills someone in a botched robbery. Convinced the police will trace the knife used back to him, he turns to his friend, Diane, for help.
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Directed by Claude WhathamWritten by Denis CannanGuest stars Peter Firth