The Best Episodes of The Ray Bradbury Theater Season 3

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7.0/10(274 votes)
#1 - The Small Assassin
S3:E64/9/1988
A woman is terrorized by her newborn infant.
Director:Tom Cotter
Writer:Ray Bradbury
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Director:Tom Cotter
Writer:Ray Bradbury
6.8/10(163 votes)
#2 - Tyrannosaurus Rex
S3:E105/14/1988
A film animator sculpts a dinosaur for a tyrannical movie producer's latest film, but the man isn't satisfied unless it's the most terrifying beast of all.
Director:Unknown
Writer:Ray Bradbury
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Director:Unknown
Writer:Ray Bradbury
6.5/10(192 votes)
#3 - The Emissary
S3:E32/13/1988
A lonely, bedridden boy sends his dog on a quest to locate a companion for him.
Director:Sturla Gunnarsson
Writer:Ray Bradbury
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Director:Sturla Gunnarsson
Writer:Ray Bradbury
6.4/10(177 votes)
#4 - Skeleton
S3:E22/6/1988
A hypochondriac goes to a bone specialist for a cure to his latest ailment.
Director:Unknown
Writer:Ray Bradbury
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Director:Unknown
Writer:Ray Bradbury
6.4/10(154 votes)
#5 - Punishment Without Crime
S3:E74/16/1988
A man contracts to have an android made to look exactly like the wife he hates... so he can murder it.
Director:Bruce MacDonald
Writer:Ray Bradbury
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Director:Bruce MacDonald
Writer:Ray Bradbury
6.4/10(210 votes)
#6 - There Was an Old Woman
S3:E115/21/1988
Elderly Matilda isn't ready to die when Death arrives to carry her off in a wicker basket.
Director:Bruce MacDonald
Writer:Ray Bradbury
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Director:Bruce MacDonald
Writer:Ray Bradbury

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6.2/10(198 votes)
#7 - The Fruit at the Bottom of the Bowl
S3:E11/23/1988
A hasty murderer tries to wipe off the fingerprints that he left at the crime scene... and realizes the overwhelming nature of his task.
Director:Gilbert M. Shilton
Writer:Ray Bradbury
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Director:Gilbert M. Shilton
Writer:Ray Bradbury
6.2/10(160 votes)
#8 - The Coffin
S3:E95/7/1988
An aging inventor builds a custom designed casket as his final creation... and to inflict revenge on a greedy brother.
Director:Tom Cotter
Writer:Ray Bradbury
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Director:Tom Cotter
Writer:Ray Bradbury
6.2/10(162 votes)
#9 - And So Died Riabouchinska
S3:E125/28/1988
A police detective investigates a murder at a theater and questions ventriloquist John Fabian, his wife, and his agent. However, he discovers a fourth witness: Fabian's dummy. Riabouchinska, who has a mind of her own.
Director:Unknown
Writer:Ray Bradbury
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Director:Unknown
Writer:Ray Bradbury
6.1/10(191 votes)
#10 - The Man Upstairs
S3:E53/5/1988
An American boy living with his grandmother in Paris for the summer takes an interest in a new boarder.
Director:Unknown
Writer:Ray Bradbury
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Director:Unknown
Writer:Ray Bradbury
5.4/10(165 votes)
#11 - Gotcha!
S3:E42/20/1988
A man discovers that his new girlfriend is obsessed with a game called Gotcha!... and will go to any lengths to win.
Director:Brad Turner
Writer:Ray Bradbury
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Director:Brad Turner
Writer:Ray Bradbury
5.4/10(154 votes)
#12 - On the Orient, North
S3:E84/30/1988
A nurse gives aid to a ghost on a transcontinental train trip and escorts him to his final destination.
Director:Unknown
Writer:Ray Bradbury
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Director:Unknown
Writer:Ray Bradbury