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A trapped coal miner (William Allen Young) meets a miner from another era.
A trapped coal miner (William Allen Young) meets a miner from another era.
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S3, EP5 "Dream Me a Life"Nightmares haunt a retirement-home resident (Eddie Albert) who discovers that a neighbor is the woman in his dreams.
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S2, EP5 "Toys of Caliban"A father (Richard Mulligan) tries to protect his mentally impaired son when the boy's visions come to life.
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S2 "The Junction"A trapped coal miner (William Allen Young) meets a miner from another era.
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