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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 256145" data-attributes="member: 8">Yippee, there&#039;s more naff 70s British thriller anthology series on you-know-what-tube.[ATTACH=full]24917[/ATTACH]Like BEASTS, it&#039;s a bit different from the standard Thriller/TOTU format.Sometimes it felt more like Scenes From A Marriage with a supernatural undertone.Wife offers some personal input while her husband ponders an advertisement campaign.Husband:Wife:Distressed wife to sexually provocative mechanic:Cheeky mechanic with sexy lips:Don&#039;t expect too many frights and the endings aren&#039;t overly self-explanatory. I mostly enjoyed it for the plays and the 70s time capsule quality.The first episode has a possession monologue that sounds rather camp because it goes on and on and on. But maybe that&#039;s reason enough to watch it.Only 3 episodes survived so now I need to find something else.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 256145, member: 8"] Yippee, there's more naff 70s British thriller anthology series on you-know-what-tube. [ATTACH type="full"]24917[/ATTACH] Like BEASTS, it's a bit different from the standard Thriller/TOTU format. Sometimes it felt more like Scenes From A Marriage with a supernatural undertone. Wife offers some personal input while her husband ponders an advertisement campaign. Husband: Wife: Distressed wife to sexually provocative mechanic: Cheeky mechanic with sexy lips: Don't expect too many frights and the endings aren't overly self-explanatory. I mostly enjoyed it for the plays and the 70s time capsule quality. The first episode has a possession monologue that sounds rather camp because it goes on and on and on. But maybe that's reason enough to watch it. Only 3 episodes survived so now I need to find something else. [/QUOTE]

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