The best episode written by James Steven Sadwith is "The Odds", rated 6.3/10 from 6 user votes. It was "directed by James Steven Sadwith". "The Odds" aired on 10/21/1984 and is rated 1.3 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Monsters in My Room".
Tommy Vale, a barroom bookie finds himself in a curious predicament: a man comes in who can't lose. As the story unravels, he finds out that his opponent is Lacey, a man who went broke gambling with Vale in the past. Now Lacey is back from the dead, with tips from the other side, and is unbeatable. In a final ghoulish wager, Lacey bets that Vale will die at a particular time, and he's never been wrong. But the clock chimes and Vale is still alive. Lacey is forced to depart, and Vale reveals that he set the clock ahead five minutes, then dies right on time.
Director: James Steven Sadwith
Writer: James Steven Sadwith
A little boy, Timmy, tries to convince his skeptical parents that there is a horrible monster beneath his bed - they learn too late that he is telling the truth.
Director: James Steven Sadwith
Writer: James Steven Sadwith