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 5 episodes
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Dropped by her agency for her diva-like behaviour, supermodel Marigold's mental health deteriorates. Years later, she plots a comeback.
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Directed by Giles FosterWritten by Robin Chapman, Aileen WheelerGuest stars Helen Fraser, Toyah Willcox, Paul Seed, Ralph Bates, Sharon Duce, Billy Hamon, Edward Jewesbury, Stephen Bent
Moira hears a woman discussing a trip to Paris with her lover Donald. Is her husband, also called Donald, having an affair?
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Directed by John GorrieWritten by Robin Chapman, Ruth WissmanGuest stars Michael Craig, Dorothy Tutin, Sheila Ruskin, Bernice Stegers, Ronnie Stevens, Neil Daglish, Rosalyn Elvin, Lill Roughley
In an attempt to prove their safes are impregnable, a company challenges ex-safebreaker Sam to crack one for a cash prize. But are his skills sharp enough?
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Directed by Alan GibsonWritten by Henry Slesar, Robin ChapmanGuest stars June Ritchie, John Mills, David Healy, Edward Burnham, Jason Norman, Rachel Laurence, Eliza Buckingham, Nick Diprose
Robert visits a couple who housed him during the war. But in Paris, he discovers that the husband has died, and the hero’s wife has a big secret to tell.
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Directed by John JacobsWritten by Robin Chapman, John BakkenhovenGuest stars Leslie Caron, James Aubrey, Constantine Gregory, Bernadette Windsor
When a woman is murdered in a park, Constable Mary Bryan is used as bait to catch the suspected killer. But what if she is tracking the wrong man?
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Directed by John JacobsWritten by Robin ChapmanGuest stars Tim Woodward, Susan Penhaligon, Frank Wylie, Ian Redford, Tom Cotcher, Paul Antrim, Ian MacKenzie, Harold Reese
Tired of gloves vanishing from his factory, Ralph hires a detective. Then, gloves begin appearing in unexpected places.
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Directed by John PeyserWritten by Ross Thomas, Henry SlesarGuest stars Janet Leigh, Frank Sinatra Jr., Tom Bosley, Kenneth Tigar, Howard Dayton, Penelope Gillette
Karen marries a rich landowner with a huge house in the country. But after moving in, she senses an evil spirit.
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Directed by John GorrieWritten by Zia KrugerGuest stars Moray Watson, Cherie Lunghi, Carol Drinkwater, Hilary Mason, Alan Rowe, Richard Austin, John Stamp, Orla Pederson
As Richard and Fergus ponder a girl they both loved, they realise their failures in life.
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Directed by Herbert WiseWritten by Denis CannanGuest stars Peter Barkworth, Benjamin Whitrow, Maggie Fitzgibbon, June Watson, Angela Harding, Fanny Rowe
Norma owns a big house and lets her sister Emily and her husband live there. But then Emily disappears.
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Directed by Alan GibsonWritten by Denis Cannan, Jack RitchieGuest stars Patsy Byrne, Anthony Valentine, Frances Tomelty, Susan Tracy, Diana King, Derek Anders, William Moore, Patrick McAlinney
A rich and lonely American ventures to England in search of his long-lost family.
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Directed by Herbert WiseWritten by Peter Lovesey, Alan SeymourGuest stars Cyd Hayman, Shane Rimmer, Peter Tuddenham, Elizabeth Richardson, Donald Eccles, Nigel Greaves, Jean Kitson
When a piece of art is stolen, the gallery owner gets his girlfriend to make copies of it to sell.
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Directed by Peter HammondWritten by Jeremy Paul, Jeremy PaulGuest stars Robert Beatty, Richard Johnson, Laurence Payne, Victoria Tennant, Olivier Pierre, Michael Forrest, Neil Daglish, Timothy Carlton