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Nice "Hill House" reference at (22:19) to "The Haunting", a great Julie Harris role in a terrific horror movie.

No volume!

Im shopping like a millionaire! Temu

I saw this series when it first aired. Never forgot the silhouette of the dancing woman, the rotating cards and the music.

Shane Rimmer also appears in another Tales of the unexpected episode. A funny one about playing bridge with the brilliant Elaine Stritch

Online school? Just here cuz we had a whole 30% project on this at school

She should of stayed in the hotel at airport

I always love 'Only Fools And Horses'... Everything about it - John Sullivan's opening and closing theme songs, the opening title sequence, all the characters, scripts, storylines, the great humour (which no-one can ever get away with this day and age!), you name it... Such a brilliant classic comedy series, up there with the best of all time.

Derek Jacobi is so creepy & oily in this.

Lynsey Baxter is smoking hot.

Thank you these are awesome 👍

I read this first as a short story. Fell in love! Next, I must look for Monkey's Paw 😊 another nice story. Yes

Potter taking the mickey out of 'kitchen sink dramas' perhaps. Rubbish nonetheless.

This episode proves that the hijack was planned and the crew got their part of the ransom.

The goal that truly defines the FA Cup.

(anyone) Recognise anyone acting here (from the TV series,..the Brothers)??

You've made my day with this treasure. Thank you for sharing it! 🥰🥰

Young girl, Pamela Stephenson (married to Billy Connelly) in possibly her very first role. I liked every story Dahl wrote and they always held my attention.

I often think that I hope plants do not have a sense of pain. But after all they were here before anything was here to harm them. All animal species came second to plants not the other way around.

This has always stayed in my mind from childhood. Loved it, special for some reason

It's kind of mad how a boot connecting perfectly with a leather ball on a muddy pitch was a life-changing moment for Ronnie Radford and (the then almost unknown) John Motson. It's just one of those moments where the stars are aligned and everything about this clip is just perfect.

Clearly Charlie was a callow cad. He used these shallow cheapskate tricks to keep women interested. They must have been thick headed dummies.. because Charlie was a lazy, insolent fool. He made a career of seeing the world on someone else’s dime. Arthur should have put him out.. packed him up.. and told his lady friend the truth.. they would have given him what he was owed.. which would have cemented his engagement for sure..

Fun fact about Cyril Cusack, the patriarch of an acting family to rival the Redgraves. He was the father of Paul Cusack, Sinéad Cusack, Sorcha Cusack, Niamh Cusack, Pádraig Cusack and Catherine Cusack. He was the father-in-law of Jeremy Irons. He was the grandfather of Samuel Irons, Max Irons, Megan Cusack, Beth Cooke, and Calam Lynch.

I dispute that only dogs feel sadness as elephants are very emotional. Not to mention all apes and even monkeys. Horses and cats too and most certainly pigs and cows.

could see that ending coming a mile off

Roald Dahl wrote some excellent short stories. But his best ones all involve karmic retribution.

Having been the victim of a nasty nickname as a child I can assure you, who may think it is nothing, it is everything. Broken bones and cut flesh heals, but Feelings damaged from mean words never heal.

This story is one of the late John Collier's best.. what is sad is that it is very hard to feel sorry for Hermione in the least.. and part of you wants him to get away with it...

Co-pilot Simon Cadell is some smarmy prick.

If the parson was, mean to the absolute extreme he could have given the men a good price and still made a fortune

Sheer class a total masterpiece

She did some other woman a favour.

I’m glad people can’t hear my inner monologue out loud in restaurants. I’m always lamenting the fact they never do spaghetti hoops on toast.

Music is awesome

Gielgud was absolutely amazing perfected the part

That's Roald Dahl himself hosting this original vision of his story.

I just write it on a piece of paper from school and now I just want to watch the thing cuz I thought I got a cliffhanger😢

I love her Edwardian clothes

😅 A case of fat folk energy finally fighting back eventually, or something!!😅

Why is he saying he wrote this when it's a remake of an old Hitchcock presents episode with Steve McQueen from about 1958

One of Tales best stories.

That episode was really good!

In case you don't know, this was the very first episode filmed, even though this was transmitted later on in the series.

Roald Dahl once again creeping me out.

21:22 "Then help me by letting me be as I am. It's my only pleasure." At first I thought she was saying "Then help me by getting me BSIF. It's my only pleasure." I even googled BSIF, imagining it to be some kind of fancy drink like a gin and tonic or something.

man i sure do enjoy doing schoolwork

Where is the part where they are standing in front of Lloyd's bank on Gentlemen's Walk? Was there really a crossing there in 1982?

They can’t be making much money just selling tea and pastries!

Wow! Chocolate cake and pastries! Eclairs, cakes, ect. every day! It’s no wonder many of the British women back then were overweight!! 😂🤣

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