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Old 18-09-2008, 03:01 PM
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`Flypaper` such a creepy episode, its the one about the school girl who is followed by a stranger. It sends shivers down my spine.

Mind you, the woman at the end seems to be dressed in the same clothes as Hetty Wainthrop, you`d think the BBC would vary thier wardrobe a bit

Sorry can`t show you as it would be a spoiler For anyone whp hasn`t seen it yet but if you have it take a look!

It is also on You tube.

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TOTU was an Anglia TV production .... we'll have none of that BBC tat around here I'll have you know!
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As I've mentioned in previous posts this is my favourite Tales of the Unexpected episode.

The old ladies outfit is uncannily like Hetty Weinthorpe's do you think BBC props man may have picked it up in a TOTU boot sale. If so imagine the other things that were there are the programmes they'll crop up in.
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As I've mentioned in previous posts this is my favourite Tales of the Unexpected episode.

The old ladies outfit is uncannily like Hetty Weinthorpe's do you think BBC props man may have picked it up in a TOTU boot sale. If so imagine the other things that were there are the programmes they'll crop up in.
Boot sale! Automobile Market if you plase!
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Hi.

`Flypaper` such a creepy episode, its the one about the school girl who is followed by a stranger. It sends shivers down my spine.

Mind you, the woman at the end seems to be dressed in the same clothes as Hetty Wainthrop, you`d think the BBC would vary thier wardrobe a bit

Sorry can`t show you as it would be a spoiler For anyone whp hasn`t seen it yet but if you have it take a look!

It is also on You tube.

I also watched on you tube! Unsettling episode indeed like a middle aged predatory couple could exist in the late-seventies, however, there did exist far worse in the 60's..
I was already working 5 years when this great series was first televised and everyone I knew always looked forward to it.
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My favourite TOTU as well.

Alfie-Burke-tastic!
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