The Best Episodes Written By Mark W. nelson

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   4.0/10(1 votes)

   #1 - A Twist of Fate

   S2:E202/29/1992

   During an earthquake, a blow to his head leaves Wheeler lost from the others and suffering from amnesia. He finds himself literally in the shoes of a homeless man, and learns that the only difference between them is a simple twist of fate. A bang to the head restores Wheeler's memory, and he helps summon Captain Planet to rescue Teresa from a slum fire. Teresa and some shantytown residents decide to return to the countryside to pool their skills and make life better there.

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   3.3/10(3 votes)

   #2 - Room 17

   S1:E68/10/1997

   A man rents a room in order to watch a special set of erotic movies.

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   3.3/10(3 votes)

   #3 - A Matter of Style

   S1:E1310/26/1997

   A young inept burglar is bitten by a beautiful vampiress, who tries to teach him how to be a vampire.

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   3.3/10(3 votes)

   #4 - Night Bloomer

   S2:E710/24/1999

   An ambitious marketing executive is finding that his work is suffering and that his manager is stifling his ideas until, that is, he meets an attractive woman who offers to change his life for the better and all with one little seed.

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   2.7/10(3 votes)

   #5 - The Seductress

   S2:E192/13/2000

   When a novelist reads a suicide note from a former lover, she begins an affair with a mysterious man, but their romance is not all it seems and the boundaries between reality and fiction appear to fall away.

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   Writer:Mark W. Nelson

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