The Best Episodes Written By William Corlett

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   #1 - Episode 1

   S1:E12/23/1983

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   Writer:William Corlett

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   #2 - In a Glass Darkly

   S1:E29/14/1982

   A man has a vision of a scarred man strangling his wife. At an engagement party, he discovers with horror that the future victim and her murderer are the two betrothed. How he can stop the impending and deadly marriage?

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   Writer:William Corlett

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   #3 - The Fourth Man

   S1:E49/28/1982

   On a railway, tree learned men—a doctor, a lawyer and a priest—debate a young woman's recent suicide. They are joined by a fourth man who possesses intimate knowledge of the case.

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   Writer:William Corlett

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   #4 - The Red Signal

   S1:E811/2/1982

   Dermot West has fallen in love with his best friend Jack's wife Claire but his uncle, renowned psychiatrist Sir Alington West, informschim that the highly nervous young woman is affected from homicidal mania. When the doctor is mysteriously killed, Dermot and Claire are the likeliest suspects.

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   Writer:William Corlett

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   #5 - The Girl in the Train

   S1:E39/21/1982

   Finding adventure after getting sacked, George Rowland helps hide a young girl named Elizabeth on a train. She's escaping from her 'uncle', an hulking brute who may very possibly be a foreign spy. Before vanishing, Elizabeth gives George an odd parcel.

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   Writer:William Corlett

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