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Darkroom (1981)
Darkroom is an American television thriller series which ABC transmitted from November 27, 1981 to January 15, 1982. It was an anthology horror/thriller series, similar in style to Rod Serling's Night Gallery. Each 60-minute episode featured two or more stories of varying length with a new story and a new cast, but each of the episode wraparound segments was hosted by James Coburn. Among the performers who appeared on the series were Steve Allen, Esther Rolle, Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs, David Carradine, Billy Crystal, and June Lockhart.
Darkroom: Season 1 - 16 Episode s
1x1 - Closed Circuit
November 27, 1981
A TV newsman (Robert Webber) finds he is being replaced -- by his projected image.
1x2 - Stay Tuned, We'll Be Right Back
November 27, 1981
A man (Lawrence Pressman) discovers his child's crystal radio is receiving clear broadcasts -- from 1942.
1x3 - The Bogeyman Will Get You
December 4, 1981
A teenager (Quinn Cummings) believes she's discovered a vampire (Randolph Powell).
1x4 - Uncle George
December 4, 1981
A poor couple (Claude Akins, June Lockhart) try to find someone to pose as their late uncle, whose pension they can't afford to lose.
1x5 - Needlepoint
December 11, 1981
A woman (Esther Rolle) uses voodoo to avenge her granddaughter's death.
1x6 - Siege of 31 August
December 11, 1981
A farmer (Ronny Cox) is tormented by his memories of war when his son's toy soldiers come to life.
1x7 - A Quiet Funeral
December 18, 1981
A quiet funeral is the setting for a double-crossed forger's revenge.
1x8 - Make Up
December 18, 1981
A magic makeup case transforms a loser (Billy Crystal) into a winner.
1x9 - The Partnership
December 25, 1981
An old man's eerie partnership allows him to live well in a crumbling town.
1x10 - Daisies
December 25, 1981
A filandering botanist develops a machine that reads the thoughts of daisies. His wife, finding out from the daisies about the affair with his assistant, shoots him to death.
1x11 - Catnip
December 25, 1981
A ruthless young man (Cyril O'Reilly) is stalked by a demonic black cat.
1x12 - Lost in Translation
January 8, 1982
An archaeology professor (Andrew Prine) seeks power over others through a magic formula.
1x13 - Guillotine
January 8, 1982
A 19th-century Frenchwoman tries to save her lover from the guillotine.
1x14 - Exit Line
January 15, 1982
An aspiring actor (Stan Shaw) takes revenge on an acerbic critic (Samantha Eggar).
1x15 - Who's There?
January 15, 1982
A husband (Michael Lembeck) sets a trap for his unfaithful wife (Dianne Kay).
1x16 - The Rarest of Wines
January 15, 1982
Son (Henry Polic II) is unhappy about what he received in the will of his recently deceased mother.
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