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Timothy West and Susan George are a couple trying to improve the life of a baby who won’t put on weight. West becomes so obsessed with the potential natural goodness provided by honey, he finds himself going through a gradual transformation – of ultimately horrifying proportions…
Derek Jacobi plays a flamboyant, theatrically dressed man who is enjoying his new surroundings, acting the clown and impressing young children with his larger than life personality. The stranger has a secret which eventually catches up with him and he decides he must quickly move on. He transforms himself into a forgettable “average Joe,” even remo...
Susan George (again) and Brian Blessed star in, arguably, the most memorable episode of all. The fourth episode of the first series,“Lamb To The Slaughter“ is a deftly played half hour. It answers the question of how one might commit the perfect crime and hide the evidence in a deliciously neat conclusion. Susan George said to TV Times in 1980 of t...
A genuinely unsettling episode with scary moments aplenty. In his filmed introduction to the episode, Roald Dahl said of this fine tale by the writer Elizabeth Taylor: “(It) is so neat and nice and spooky, I only wish I’d thought of it myself.” Several schoolgirls go missing in a rural community. News reports of the latest disappearance disturb shy...
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Maling was a founding co-editor (1983–1986) and then editor-in-chief (1987–2003) of the linguistics journal Natural Language and Linguistic Theory. [4] She is a past president of the Linguistic Society of America (2014). [5] Maling retired from the National Science Foundation in 2021.
