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I did not know many TZ fans,none of them as I remember were big fans of EOTB, I never knew people liked this episode until I came to the net. I remember logging on to the net and to TZ boards, and seeing people rating EOTB real high, that shocked me.

The episode to me seems like a soap opera scene, not stellar imho. I do not like the scenes where we are looking thru bandages, This is TV, I need to see something, not darkness thru guaze, i want to see faces. I do not like: not seeing the medical staffs faces, thru out most of this episode( Perhaps seeing the different version will help me). I gave it an 8 because it's so well done, not because I particularly like it.Ĭrown, I never warmed to this one either. Perhaps it's her shrill mouthing of period cliche's. Perhaps it's Donna Douglas' dubbed voice. Heyes had writing credits outside of TZ, including Night Gallery.Ī 'different' and innovative episode but for some reason I never really warmed up to it. Rod supposedly was happy with the result after he learned about the incident. So Heyes wrote that scene, trying to imitate Rod's style. Ordinarily Rod would have expanded his script, but he was unavailable. In fact, this used to be a standard cut when Viacom shortened its syndicated releases around 1985, but Sci Fi re-edited this episode a few years ago.Īccording to Zicree, once the script was filmed, it turned out to be about two minutes too short. It's the only scene where I think the shadows are too conspicuous, and it could be cut without much damage to the story.

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From what we can make out in the shadows, Gordon looks more to me like the doctor we'll see in his full glory than he does the gangster.īy the way, there's a great piece of trivia about that scene in Zicree's DVD notes. Compare them with George's features in 'Nervous Man in a $4 Room,' since William D. Bernardi's features in the scene right after the first commercial break, when he talks with the nurse at levels bordering on treason. As Rod says in another episode, 'There was nothing in the dark that wasn't there when the lights were on.' I think that for director Douglas Heyes to have played fairly with us, he should have had his actors appearing exactly as we eventually see them. That's possible, and it would probably have been an easier production that way, but I'm guessing the opposite. If you want your adventures to continue on the tabletop, do give us a visit at Jelly Deals where you can find everything you need to get started with Dungeons & Dragons.As an adult you try to see through the shadows and try to figure out exactly when they added the make-up.

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The Eye of the Beholder Trilogy is available for free until 19th June, while the D&D sale is live until 25th June.

Planescape Torment: Enhanced Edition for £7.49.

Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition for £3.89.

Neverwinter Nights 2 Complete for £8.19.

Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition for £8.19.

Baldur's Gate: Siege of Dragonspear for £7.49.

Baldur's Gate 2: Enhanced Edition for £8.19.

Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition for £8.19.

I've picked out the well-known ones below, but you can see everything on offer over at the GOG D&D sale page. I'm sure we're all much more familiar with these. The freebie is running alongside a sale of up to 75 per cent off a treasure trove of other much-loved Dungeons & Dragons games. It'll be interesting to see quite how well they all hold up nearly 30 years later. I've never had the pleasure of playing these myself, but the nostalgia seems to be hitting pretty hard for those that have ventured forth before. Your band of adventurers will root around the Waterdeep Sewers, Temple Darkmoon and Myth Drannor across all three games - and, in a neat move, you can bring the same party with you in each entry. Originally released back in 1991, the Eye of the Beholder Trilogy includes a set of first-person real-time RPGs based on the Advanced Dungeon & Dragons 2nd Edition's game rules. Following on from Tuesday's Witcher 3 giveaway to owners of the game on other platforms, they're now handing out the classic D&D RPG Eye of the Beholder Trilogy for free. GOG must be in a very generous mood right now.

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