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The Best Episodes of Tales to Keep You Awake Season 3

Every episode of Tales to Keep You Awake Season 3 ranked from best to worst. Discover the Best Episodes of Tales to Keep You Awake Season 3!

The Best Episodes of Tales to Keep You Awake Season 3

Tales of terror by established authors such as Ray Bradbury or Edgar Allan Poe, as well as original scripts.

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  1. Background image for Freddy
    6.7/10(75 votes)

    #1 - Freddy

    S3:E1

    Episode 1: Freddy. A variety theater company is heading to a city where it will perform for a few weeks. However, the members of the show will die every day at the hands of an impossible murderer.

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  2. Background image for The Case of Mr Valdemar
    7.0/10(56 votes)

    #2 - The Case of Mr Valdemar

    S3:E2

    Episode 2: El caso del Señor Valdemar. Mr. Valdemar, a terminally ill patient, asks his friend, a hypnotist doctor, to apply this treatment with a result that nobody could expect.

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    6.8/10(74 votes)

    #3 - The End Began Yesterday

    S3:E3

    Episode 3: El fin empezó ayer. In a University a professor suspects of the powerful intelligence of one of the students. As long as several crimes take place.

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    7.4/10(72 votes)

    #4 - The Junkman

    S3:E4

    Episode 4: El trapero. Edmond, an old and poor ragman who lives with his wife Berenice in the suburbs of the city suspects that his son, addicted to alcohol, is the culpable of the profanation of several tombs in the near cemetery.

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Season 3 Ratings Summary

"Freddy" is the best rated episode of "Tales to Keep You Awake" season 3. It scored 6.7/10 based on 75 votes. Directed by Chicho Ibáñez Serrador and written by Chicho Ibáñez Serrador, it aired on 9/6/1982. This episode is rated 0.3 points higher than the second-best, "The Case of Mr Valdemar".