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New tenants have moved into Catherine's old apartment |
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Vincent's first use of unprovoked fatal force |
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Vincent's first threat of unprovoked retaliation |
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First suicide of the series |
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST COMPANION
By Peter J. Formaini, USA
Special Episode Information
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Extracts from His Major Companion
Episode 51 (Series 3, Episode
7)
In The Forests of The Night
| Critical Rating | 9.0 | Violence Rating | 9.5 | Original Air Date | July 20, 1990 |
Major Performance Credits
| Rolley | Terrance Ellis | Tony | Tony Colitti |
| Diana | Jo Anderson | Store Owner | Ed Morgan |
| Gabriel | Stephen McHattie | Dr. Booker | Joseph Romeo |
| Lou Horner | Tony Plana | Alexandra | Keeley Gallagher |
| Diana's Friend | Suzy Plakson | Waitress | Pamela Prescott |
| Jerry | Miguel Sandoval |
| Major Production Credits | Literary / Musical References | |||
| DIRECTOR | Victor Lobl | Teleplay By | P.K. Simonds Jr. |
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| EDITOR(s) | Kaja Fehr | Story By | ||
Milestones
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New tenants have moved into Catherine's old apartment |
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Vincent's first use of unprovoked fatal force |
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Vincent's first threat of unprovoked retaliation |
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First suicide of the series |
Special Notes / Trivia
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A couple of bloopers appeared in this episode. Two shots of Vincent writing in his journal are identical. Also, a baby grand piano sitting in a chamber for years will not remain in proper tune |
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This episode answered the nagging question of how Diana acquired the gold and opal ring which Vincent had taken from Snow's body. Without this episode, we saw only a note delivered to Diana with the ring enclosed and a note of trust from Vincent which was completely out of context and character at that time. |
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Diana finds Vincent the night of October 10, 1988 |