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| Cast and Credits | Ep.1 | Ep.2 | Ep.3 | |
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| Thalia | Isobel Black |  |
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| Dalbiac | Jonathan Newth | |
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| Dr. Richard Winthrop | Laurence Carter | |
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| Sergeant | Lewis Wilson | |
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| Trooper | Alan Chuntz | |
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| Mr. Sweet | Donald Layne-Smith |  |
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| Ozymandias | Fred Owl | |
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| Writer | Don Houghton | |||
| Designer | Harry Clark | |||
| Director | Ronald Marriott |
| Transmission and Archive Information |
Transmission Date(s) |
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| Thames' TVTimes Episode Synopses | ||||
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Episode
One |
1st September 1971, 1720 - 1750 | 26th May 1971 | 4254 | None |
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Tarot meets a new adversary - the beautiful but deadly
Thalia. With her monosyllabic brother Dalbiac she steels a top-secret
weapon.
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Episode
Two |
8th September 1971, 1720 - 1750 | 12th May 1971 | 4255 | None |
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Thalia and Dalbiac are holding Lulli and Dr. Winthrop
prisoner in a remote windmill. Thalia plans to use the deadly H.23
gas on them to prove its effectiveness to a potential buyer. But when
Tarot arrives he is welcomed with the gas instead. The nightmare begins...
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Episode
Three |
15th September 1971, 1720 - 1750 | 26th May 1971 | 4256 | None |
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Tarot is saved from being burnt at the stake by the
Roundheads, but Thalia and Dalbiac are waiting with more nightmare
gas. And this time there's no escape.
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You'll all have read Andrew Pixley's synopsis in "TV Zone" won't you? Well, I've got permission to reprint it now, so watch this space. Episodes one and three are set 'in the real world' whereas the action in episode two alternates between there and Tarot's dream. Presumably the complexity of recording this episode, plus the extra sets needed solely for this instalment is the reason it had a day in the studio all to itself rather with the first and third being recorded together afterwards.