The Best Episodes Written By Colman Dekay

Episode Rankings

1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   6.5/10(11 votes)

   #1 - Fatal Caper

   S7:E14/19/1996

   Two adult brothers come to blows over the the fortune of their wealthy father, whose interests are protected by a lovely young woman with questionable loyalties.

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   Writer:Colman deKay

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   6.2/10(5 votes)

   #2 - Staired in Horror

   S6:E712/14/1994

   Clyde is a fugitive who holes up in a house occupied by an elderly woman. One night he finds an attractive woman upstairs, but he discovers it's the same woman. She tells him that a long time ago her spouse caught her having an affair and put a curse on the house. She must stay up stairs if she wants to be young forever. The same thing will happen to the man if he comes upstairs. The cops arrive and he goes upstairs to change his image but he finds himself getting weak and the woman turns back into a helpless infant unable to do anything but crawl.

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   Writer:Colman deKay

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   6.2/10(6 votes)

   #3 - Surprise Party

   S6:E912/28/1994

   A young man kills his father to inherit an old burned down house. When he arrives, he gets a very unusual surprise. He discovers that there's a party there waiting for him and he is the guest of honor. When one the sexy dancer's boyfriends gets jealous, the man kills him and tries to burn the evidence. The guests stop him and he realizes it's the same place his father burned down years ago and history has a nasty way of repeating it self.

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   Writer:Colman deKay

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   4.8/10(8 votes)

   #4 - In the Groove

   S6:E812/21/1994

   Gary Grover is a frustrated talk radio DJ. His boss, who is also his sister, hired a sexy looker with a talent for talking dirty. One day Gary goes ballistic and his boss fires him. Val suggests that he take matters into his own hands, but he's been set up.

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   Writer:Colman deKay

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