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A mean trainer pits a good wrestler against a beastly fighter.

A mean trainer pits a good wrestler against a beastly fighter.

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Tales From the Darkside

S1, EP9 "The Word Processor of the Gods"

A high-school English teacher gets a word processor that has capabilities he never imagined.

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S1, EP10 "A Case of the Stubborns"

When a cantankerous old man returns from the dead, his family and community try to send him back.

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S1, EP11 "Djinn, No Chaser"

Trapped in an Aladdin-type lamp for 10,000 years, a genie terrorizes a couple with man-eating tigers, hailstones and vines falling from ceilings.

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S1, EP12 "All a Clone by the Telephone"

A would-be television writer's answering machine assumes a mind and voice of its own.

Tales From the Darkside

S4, EP20 "Basher Malone"

A mean trainer pits a good wrestler against a beastly fighter.

A "Twilight Zone" type of show, this horror anthology series, produced by noted horror filmmaker George A. Romero, explores the macabre, but like its predecessor, always with a twist. Low budget but with a huge cult following, the show explores horror and supernatural story lines and guest-stars several veteran actors. Many "Tales From the Darkside" episodes are adapted from stories written by well-known authors, including Stephen King, Harlan Ellison, Clive Barker and John Cheever. This series was followed by a feature film, "Tales From the Darkside: The Movie."
Original Air Date: Oct 29, 1983
Rating: TV14
Playback: HD
2 seasons available on demand
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