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Most critical internal threat to the Tunnel World since the banishment of Parcelsus |
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We learn here that Edie is out of town caring for a sick aunt. She never appears in the series again. |
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST COMPANION
By Peter J. Formaini, USA
Special Episode Information
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contents)
Extracts from His Major Companion
Episode 18 (Series 1, Episode
18)
Fever
| Critical Rating | 7.5 | Violence Rating | 4.0 | Original Air Date | February 26, 1988 |
Major Performance Credits
| Winslow | James Avery | Man in Diner | George R. R. Martin |
| Cullen | David Clennan | Mouse | David Greenlee |
| Thorpe | Stan Ivar | Kipper | Corey Danziger |
| Edmonton | Raye Birk | Mary | Ellen Geer |
| Alain Viso | Kay E. Kuter | Jenny Aronson | Terri Hanauer |
| Guest | Alan Blumfield | Jamie | Irina Irvine |
| Major Production Credits | Literary / Musical References | |||
| DIRECTOR | Thomas J. Wright | Teleplay By | Marke and Michael Cassut |
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| EDITOR(s) | Craig Ridenour | Story By | Mark Cassutt and Michael Cassutt | |
Milestones
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Most critical internal threat to the Tunnel World since the banishment of Parcelsus |
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We learn here that Edie is out of town caring for a sick aunt. She never appears in the series again. |
Special Notes / Trivia
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Just a thought, but how in the world did a treasure find its way to Manhattan Island? The Spaniards booty from the New World was shipped through the Caribbean and the Bahamas - not through New York City! |
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First named Tunnel World holiday. (Midwinter Feast) |
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George R.R. Martin appears in this episode as a patron at the diner |
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You may recognize Ellen Geer from "The Legend of Lizzie Borden" and other films |
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Was it really necessary for Catherine to reject Mouse's gift of the necklace? |