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Timeline	1968
Narrator	Nancy Barrett
Writer	Sam Hall
Director	Lela Swift
Airdate	December 6, 1968
Tapedate	November 29, 1968
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Synopsis Edit

Teaser

A little girl spends her first night in the Great House of Collinwood, a night of strange, weird discoveries. For she finds an ancient telephone, its wires hanging loose. But when she picks up the receiver, she hears a faint voice from the past, a voice which orders her to come to him. She knows not why.

David and Amy hold a seance to contact Quentin, however they don’t reach him. Chris comes to see Amy and Chris tells her he will not be able to take care of her. Carloyn steps in and volunteers to keep Amy at Collinwood. Carolyn and Chris have a drink at the Blue Whale and Chris see the mark of the pentagram on the witness. Later a werewolf breaks into the Blue Whale and kills the waitress.

Memorable quotes Edit

David (about the seance): I've done this lots of times.

Carolyn: You haven't changed.
Chris: Haven't I?

Dramatis personae Edit

Denise Nickerson as Amy Jennings
David Henesy as David Collins
Nancy Barrett as Carolyn Stoddard
Betsy Durkin as Victoria Winters
Don Briscoe as Chris Jennings
Alex Stevens as The Werewolf (uncredited)
Carol Ann Lewis as The Barmaid

Background information and notes Edit

Alex Stevens is uncredited for his role as the Werewolf, but is instead credited for stunts in the middle of the cast list.
Alex Stevens's first appearance
This is the first shot of the werewolf in full makeup.

Bloopers and continuity errors Edit

David says, "I know what we can do," and Amy sensing a long pause, asks, "What?" After another long pause, David tells her!
The shadow of a boom microphone can be seen over Carolyn’s head as Vicki takes Chris upstairs to see Amy.
Amy’s underwear can be seen as Chris picks her up.
David says something about "I like to feel my relatives..." before changing it to "I like to see my relatives..." and then flubs again when he says, "..you'd be...you'd like..."
It is getting dark early but the clock on the Blue Whale wall says 1 o'clock so it can't be 1pm or 1am. Later as the bar shuts down, the camera shows us 1am on the clock...which has not moved its hands and it is dark outside and Carolyn has gone. The time moved but the clock hands have not.