The Ray Bradbury Theater

- Season 2

(1988)

A guest murders his host after an argument, then becomes increasingly worried about removing all his fingerprints from the crime scene.

A hypochondriac feels there is something wrong with his bones so he consults a creepy "bone specialist" who promises to help him; sometimes the cure really is worse than the disease.

A pet dog brings things and people to his young master, a boy suffering from a debilitating illness, whenever it feels that he needs them. At first this proves quite useful but it takes a rather bizarre turn at the end.

At a masquerade party, a lonely man dressed as comedian Oliver Hardy is about to leave, when he meets a woman costumed as Hardy's comic partner Stan Laurel. Captivated with each other, they run off into the night. They stay in love and in their fantasy, until the man muses if this dream can last? The woman suggests they see, by playing a game she calls Gotcha.

Young boy investigates whether his loving grandmother's new strange lodger is a vampire.

A terrified new mother is convinced that her infant son is somehow trying to kill her but naturally nobody believes her.

George Hill is stunned when he is sentenced to death--for murdering a robot facsimile of his adulterous young wife.

A nurse accompanies a "dying" ghost on a train ride across Europe to Great Britain in search of a place of refuge where people still believe in the supernatural.

Greedy Richard Braling tries to find his deceased brother Charles' money, but discovers that his brother has set a trap for him,.

Bombastic producer Joe Clarence hires Terwilliger to do the stop-motion animation for a dinosaur film he's making. Frustrated at Clarence's constant bullying and complaining, Terwilliger subconsciously finds a way to work out his stress.

A stubborn old woman has spent her entire life defying death; after the Grim Reaper finally pays his call, her ghost tries to reclaim her body from the mortuary.

A ventriloquist is implicated in the murder of a man at a theater.