The Worst Episodes of Neil Gaiman's Likely Stories

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   #1 - Foreign Parts

   S1:E15/26/2016

   Young loner Simon Powers is amazed to learn that he has a STD despite having been celibate for three years and visits the clinic run by Dr Benham. Over the next few weeks, Simon feels his body being taken over by something else though it is ultimately for the good as he becomes a different person. But as Simon starts to feel stronger, Dr Benham's life is taking a turn for the worse.

   Directors:Iain Forsyth, Jane Pollard

   Writer:Kevin Lehane

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   #2 - Feeders and Eaters

   S1:E25/26/2016

   In an all-night café, pregnant waitress Joyce is confronted by a man from her past who tells her the extraordinary story of an elderly neighbour of his who needs raw meat to survive.

   Directors:Iain Forsyth, Jane Pollard

   Writer:Kevin Lehane

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   #3 - Closing Time

   S1:E35/29/2016

   In the Diogenes Club, writer Daniel is sceptical of ghost stories told by other members and barmaid Helena but contributes a spooky tale of his own when, as a boy, he met a gang of youths who took him to a sinister house in the woods. He refused their dare to enter but then something very weird happened, Nobody else believes him save for an elderly man who seems to have known the boys that Danny met and can vouch for his story.

   Directors:Iain Forsyth, Jane Pollard

   Writer:Kevin Lehane

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   #4 - Looking for the Girl

   S1:E45/29/2016

   Celebrated photographer Dean Smith tells interviewer Miranda Walker how, as a teenager, he became besotted with Charlotte, a 19-year old model whose face he saw in a men's magazine. Bizarrely, over the years, he would see her again and again in different publications under different names but still only 19. All efforts to find her were in vain until, some twenty years after his first sight of her, she walked into his newly acquired first studio to model for him and still gave her age as 19.

   Directors:Iain Forsyth, Jane Pollard

   Writers:Jane Pollard, Iain Forsyth

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