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Prologue/Epilogue: Young Billy is in trouble with his father for:
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Watching scary movies late at night
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Drawing on his bedroom walls
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Sneaking out of the house
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Reading comic books
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Prologue/Epilogue: Back when the film was released in 1982, you'd have no way of knowing that the actor that played Billy would one day grow up to be this horror novelist:
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Bentley Little
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Robert R. McCammon
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Joe Hill
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Dean Koontz
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3.
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Prologue/Epilogue: Billy's comic book ends up in hands of....
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A priest
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A dog walker
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A garbage man
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A neighborhood bully
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4.
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Prologue/Epilogue: ....and one of those garbage men is played by this horror movie veteran:
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John Carpenter
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Bruce Campbell
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Tom Savini
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Sam Raimi
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5.
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Prologue/Epilogue: The garbage men note that an ad for this has been clipped out:
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Miracle strength powder
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A Swiss army knife
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A hypnotism device
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A voodoo doll
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6.
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"Father's Day:" Long-deceased Nathan Grantham killed the suitor of daughter Bedelia. How did Bedelia's beau die?
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In a hunting accident
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His car was forced off the road
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In a boating accident
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He was shot by an intruder
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7.
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"Father's Day:" Visiting his grave, Bedelia hears her father calling for:
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His daughter
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His dog
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His cake
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A drink
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"Father's Day:" This falls on the ground right before dead ole' Nathan Grantham rises from the grave:
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Blood
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Cigar ashes
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Dead rose petals
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Alcohol
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9.
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"Father's Day": Whose head is on Father's Day cake that Nathan Grantham finally gets to enjoy?
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His granddaughter, Sylvia
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His great-great granddaughter, Cass
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His daughter, Bedelia
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Cass's husband, Hank
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10.
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"The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill": Jordy Verrill's doom begins when he touches something that:
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Falls from the sky
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He finds on the side of the road
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He digs up from a grade
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He finds in a creek
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"The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill": In his dream of upcoming wealth, Jordy imagines himself demanding this amount of money for the object:
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$75
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$200
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$750
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$2,000
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"The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill": Who warns Jordy not to take a bath?
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The ghost of his priest
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The ghost of his brother
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The ghost of his wife
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The ghost of his father
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"The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill": The segment ends with a news broadcast warning of:
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Rain
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Further meteor storms
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Drought
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Alien invasion
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"Something to Tide You Over": The two male rivals in this tale are known from starring in these two sitcoms:
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Cheers and Police Squad
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Benson and Three's Company
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Cheers and Benson
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Three's Company and Police Squad
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"Something to Tide You Over": Richard uses this to compel Harry to come to where he is holding Becky:
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A scrawled note
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A tape recording
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A photograph
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A severed finger
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"Something to Tide You Over": Richard buries Becky and Harry:
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Right on top of each other
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Back-to-back
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Down the beach from each other
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Within a few feet of each other
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"Something to Tide You Over":The water-logged corpses of Becky and Harry come calling for Richard while he:
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Sleeps
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Eats dinner alone
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Watches TV
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Takes a shower
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"The Crate": Mild-mannered professor Henry Northrup fantasizes about:
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Killing his wife
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Making love to his comely female assistant
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Killing his boss
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Winning fame and fortune
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"The Crate": Printing on the side of the crate suggests its contents were found on:
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A lunar expedition
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An arctic expedition
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An Amazon expedition
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A trans-Siberian expedition
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"The Crate": The first person killed by the creature is:
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A dean
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A trespassing student
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A janitor
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A football coach
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"The Crate": Henry Northrup attempts to do away with the crate by:
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Burning it
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Pushing it into a lake
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Placing it in front of a train
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Burying it
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"They're Creeping Up on You!": Upson Pratt seems to be afraid of:
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The dark
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Other people
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Heights
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Germs
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"They're Creeping Up on You!": These vermin are at the heart of the story:
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Cockroaches
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Flies
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Spiders
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Rats
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24.
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"They're Creeping Up on You!": ___________ heralds the onset of the swarm of cockroaches:
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Lightning strike
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Earthquake
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Blackout
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Blizzard
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"They're Creeping Up on You!": Miserable old Pratt retreats to his safe room. Unfortunately, lots and lots of bugs emerge in the safe room from:
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Inside a sink
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The air conditioning vent
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Beneath the floorboards
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Under a blanket
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