12. The Two Faces of Evil.

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First broadcast 29th November 1980.  A family on holiday stop to pick up a mysterious hitch-hiker.  Anna Calder-Marshall - Janet Gary Raymond - Martin Paul Hawkins - David Pauline Delaney - Sister (as Pauline Delany) Philip Latham - Hargreaves  Jenny Laird - Mrs. Roberts William Moore - Mr. Roberts Jeremy Longhurst - Dr. Cummings Brenda Cowling - Nurse Davies Mike Savage - P.C. Jenkins Malcolm Hayes - Attendant Ron Gregory - Ambulance Man Pam Rose - Nurse Byron Sotiris - Ambulance Man

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00:04She'll be wearing silk pyjamas when she comes

00:07She'll be wearing silk pyjamas when she comes

00:10She'll be wearing silk pyjamas when she comes

00:11She'll be wearing silk pyjamas

00:13Wearing silk pyjamas

00:14Wearing silk pyjamas

00:15Wearing silk pyjamas when she comes

00:17Oh, Marty, did you check the upstairs door window?

00:20I told you I checked all the windows

00:21The lock on that window isn't working properly, you know

00:24Janet, stop fussing

00:26You're always worrying about something, Mummy

00:34All right, which way? What do you mean?

00:36Aren't you the navigator? Yes

00:38Come on, then, navigate

00:41I'm giving you no help at all

00:43Come on

00:45Is there something wrong?

00:48Left! Right! No, left!

00:51Left, right! No, left!

00:53Right, left, you'd better be right, that's all

00:54I'm funny

01:06She'll be coming round the mountains

01:08When she comes

01:09When she comes

01:22I can hardly see a thing

01:25Look! Good God!

01:31He didn't hit him

01:32Was he hitchhiking?

01:33I can see him!

01:36What a lift!

01:37He's standing still

01:47He can get in the back

01:48You!

01:51David, up in the back

01:53David, up in the back

02:09Where are you heading?

02:11Where are you heading?

02:12Sorry, I didn't quite catch that

02:13Sorry, I didn't quite catch that

02:17Percy!

02:21Marcus!

02:27Doc!

02:29Look at my enemy

02:31Oh, he already is there

02:31Oh, my God!

02:34I'm outta my head

02:34Oh, my goodness

02:46Dad!

02:46Not yet

02:47The only thing

03:09David?

03:13David?

03:22darling she's awake my mother's awake

03:38how are you feeling my husband he's all right where is he

03:44oh you're not wearing a dressing gown wait here david would you come along

04:06your husband had to have an emergency operation last night what what sit down

04:14there's absolutely nothing to be alarmed about what sort of operation he had some glass from

04:20the windscreen in his throat the windscreen he was very very lucky so are you nothing worse than a bad

04:28bump on the head and some bruising the most fortunate thing was that mr roberts went out

04:34looking for you in the storm how is that we had a another passenger

05:02martin

05:06darling

05:19you mustn't try to talk

05:33well you had a piece of glass this long mr carotid by a hair's breast

05:38otherwise apart from severe bruising no structural damage to the throat

05:43he can come off the drip now can you swallow

05:50hmm that's a bit eh well don't worry old chap we will have you out of here in a jiffy

05:59he should rest more

06:13ah now it's very important that he doesn't talk for a few days doctor mr cummings mr cummings you must

06:21realize the cause of those injuries he was attacked oh i am sorry i i thought a car crash

06:27if you don't mind mrs lewis we picked up a mania

06:31mrs lewis he made us crash where is he i'm afraid i died i'm sorry sir i want to know

06:38what happened to him

06:39mr cummings operated on your husband mrs lewis he is not acquainted with the circumstances of the accident

06:45but the cause of those bruises and he's extremely busy uh look sister is it really necessary that i'm

06:51absolutely not

06:54i apologize

06:56thank you very much for what you've done for my husband

07:03where are um our things our suitcases

07:07they're here in a store the police asked us the police they want to talk to you

07:15i look after david now don't worry they're waiting for you

07:32well we've already spoken to your son

07:34there's not very much he can tell us about the crash i'm afraid

07:36he may have been knocked out for a while

07:40anyway his memory seems to be a complete blank from just before it happened

07:43but but he's all right yes don't worry it's not unusual now your husband was driving the car

07:52yes and you ran into the storm last night we picked up a hitchhiker who attacked my husband

07:59causing us to crash can you describe this person there wasn't time it was dark it was raining

08:09he attacked my husband as soon as he got in the car how soon before the crash did you pick

08:14him up

08:14no distance a few hundred yards quarter mile what was he wearing

08:22uh raincoat a sort of uh oil skin um the the kind that fishermen wear and a hat the same

08:30material

08:32after the crash do you have any recollection at all of what happened

08:37i was unconscious i woke up in the hospital you remember nothing at all

08:46no

08:49no

08:50no

09:05why

09:07oh god

09:09what does it mean

09:23david's favorite toy

09:26everything was scattered over a wide area

09:30everything

09:31the hospital will add you some things to wear

09:36it would appear that there'd been a terrible struggle between your husband and the other man

09:42but but martin your husband was fighting for your lives against a madman

09:53what kind of creature

09:59he must be found

10:02you'll have to catch him

10:04that won't be necessary

10:06what

10:07we think we already have him

10:10you think

10:12we found a body

10:15dead

10:16yes

10:17it was some distance from the accident

10:19we need you to identify it

10:22no

10:22we have to be sure

10:24unless you can identify it as the hitchhiker

10:27we don't know if it isn't the body of another innocent

10:29person

10:32where is it

10:34this body

10:35here

10:36here

10:36in the hospital mortuary

10:39if you get dressed i'll take you down

10:48here

10:59no

11:11I'm sorry. I can't. I can't do it.

11:16Why don't you sit down?

11:21I'm sorry.

11:23If you'd rather wait.

11:34Oh, no. No.

11:39It's all right. I can do it.

11:43There's all the time in the world.

11:46I never saw his face.

11:48You might have blanked it out.

11:50One look might bring it back.

11:54It's a formality.

12:14Never saw him before.

12:16Never.

12:22But he was the hitchhiker.

12:25I...

12:26don't know.

12:36His hand.

12:38I could identify his hand.

12:41He had a long fingernail.

12:45On which hand?

12:47The right.

12:49The right.

12:54Are you sure?

12:56Yes.

12:58It was the right without question.

13:01Uncover it.

13:02We can't.

13:04What?

13:05We don't have the right hand.

13:08What do you mean?

13:09It was severed in the crash.

13:11We still haven't found it.

13:13It may have been taken by an animal,

13:15a fox or a badger.

13:17Loss of blood at the wrist.

13:19That was the cause of death.

13:29Don't touch me, please.

13:53Don't touch me, please.

13:57What?

13:57What is it?

13:58I've nearly finished my jigsaw puzzle.

14:01We're still going on a holiday, you know.

14:03I know.

14:05What did the policeman want?

14:07Can I have my aeroplane back?

14:11Mum?

14:12Oh, come along.

14:15Come along.

14:17Come along.

14:34Come along.

14:42I'm going to get you out of here.

14:53I'm going to get you out of here.

15:18Can I finish my jigsaw?

15:19No.

15:20Wait there.

15:35Come along.

15:59I don't want any help.

16:03No, I'm doing it myself.

16:19Come along.

16:24I don't want any help.

16:25Come along.

16:25No.

16:39No.

16:42No.

16:43No.

16:44No.

16:50No.

16:54Let's go.

17:24Let's go.

17:50Let's go.

18:22It's a lovely house, and it's got a thatched room.

18:26Let's go.

18:35David.

18:41Anything else you need?

18:42The shortcut to the farm's up that path there.

18:44I'll try not to bother you.

18:46Oh, no.

18:48Oh, no.

19:21Oh, no.

19:23Oh, no.

19:29Oh, no.

19:35Oh, no.

19:43Oh, no.

19:46Oh, no.

19:48Oh, no.

19:51Oh, no.

20:02Oh, no.

20:18Oh, no.

20:20Oh, no.

20:23Oh, no.

20:50It never happened, David.

20:53It never ever happened.

21:26Ah, feeling better?

21:28Well, come on, back to bed and let's have a look at you.

21:33Thank you, sister.

21:35That's right.

21:36Down you go.

21:38Good.

21:42Excellent.

21:43Excellent.

21:45Excellent.

21:46Excellent.

21:46Swallow all right?

21:48Excellent.

21:54Hello?

21:57Yes?

22:00Oh, wonderful.

22:02And tomorrow morning the district nurse will visit to change his dressing.

22:06Nurse Davies.

22:16Hello?

22:45Oh, my God.

22:52Oh, my God.

23:13It's even better than I imagined.

23:16Mrs. Roberts has put flowers in every room.

23:23Look, it's got French windows.

23:26And my room's straight through here.

23:32I like our car much better than the old one.

23:35Yes.

23:36Didn't you notice it?

23:37David.

23:41Show him what else we found.

23:50So whenever you need something, just use this and save your voice.

23:57You rang yourself?

23:59Yes.

24:04Yes.

24:05Yes.

24:06Yes.

24:39Come on, darling. You must be exhausted.

25:10Come on.

25:37Come on.

25:43Shall I leave the light on?

25:51It's too big for you.

25:55Have you cleaned your teeth?

25:57You still haven't bought any.

25:59But get some toothpaste tomorrow.

26:01All right.

26:07All right.

26:08All right.

26:29All right.

26:31All right.

26:45All right.

26:46All right, darling.

27:04Oh, my God.

27:38I don't know.

30:11Mummy, why have you got that knife?

30:13Shh.

30:15We must get dressed as quickly as possible.

30:36There's some things I forgot to get.

30:39Everything was damaged in the accident, you know.

30:41We need some toothbrushes, toothpaste.

30:51So we'll take the car.

30:54The clothes I borrowed from the hospital will have to be returned or I shall have to get them cleaned.

31:00There may be a place in the village I can get them cleaned.

31:03And your hospital pajamas and dressing gown and some toys for David.

31:08Because he must have toys.

31:11Because he must have toys.

31:11I saw some toys yesterday in the toy shop.

31:13Not that way.

31:15Don't worry.

31:20I saw a lot.

31:33I saw a lot of food.

31:37They're not getting them cleaned.

31:39I saw a lot of food.

31:40I saw a lot of food.

31:41I saw a lot of food.

31:43I saw a lot of food.

32:04May I have some breakfast?

32:20May I have some breakfast?

32:49Anyone in?

32:52Ah, well, well, well.

32:54Here we all are then.

32:56What a business, eh? Now, that's what I've come to look at. Face, throat and hands.

33:03Just get rid of this. Now, let's hang this up. There we are. And we'll get on with it, won't

33:13we?

33:13There we are. Now, let's just take a peek, shall we? There we are. That's it. There we are.

33:27Now, let's have a look. That's it. Oh, oh, it's a little bit damp. It's a little bit wet, in

33:37fact. Air, air, air. That's what I always go on about. Lots and lots of air. I think we'll take

33:43this right off. That's it. Off it comes. That's it. There we are. Done, done, done.

33:55Now, do you burn your rubbish? You should, you know, especially in this part of the world. Lots of foxes,

34:00foxes and badgers.

34:01Now, all you've got to do is to keep that dry. Keep your head back as much as possible. Otherwise,

34:06you get perspiration, you know.

34:09Now, your hands. Oh, before I ever catch, you've got some clothes from the hospital. I promise to collect them.

34:16I was going to get them cleaned. Oh, I shouldn't worry about that. The hospital has its own laundry. Anyway,

34:21there isn't one round here. They must be laundered.

34:23Can you fetch them? Yes, of course. You poor hands.

34:42They look so painful. I hear you weren't wearing your safety belts.

34:56They really should be more careful.

34:59They really should be more careful.

35:17Oh, my dear. All he needs now is God's clean air. Air and lots and lots of rest. Thank you,

35:28my dear.

35:35They get so frustrated, you know, when they can't talk.

35:38They can get awfully hot and bothered.

35:41And on top of the shock, well, it all gets so tiring for them.

35:44He's, uh, he's still very weak.

35:46Well, goodbye.

36:04We're, um, going shopping.

36:12We won't be long.

36:38There she is.

36:42Mrs. Lewis.

36:47Wait a second.

36:51What's the matter?

36:52I want to see the body.

36:54Yes.

36:55I have to identify it.

36:56I have to identify it.

37:36Just wait there.

37:38Just wait there.

37:38I have to identify it.

37:40I have to identify it.

37:42I'm going to decide it.

37:52I have to identify it.

38:04Mrs. Lewis, are you all right?

38:17It's all right, Mrs. Lewis.

38:22Just relax, Mrs. Lewis.

38:26It's going to be all right.

38:33It's my husband.

38:34Your husband?

38:51Mrs. Lewis, I'm sorry.

38:55We were getting to run this chair.

38:58Mrs. Lewis?

39:05Margaret.

39:07Here.

39:09Here.

39:12Double check that one, please.

39:20Mrs. Lewis, I've been informed that your husband underwent a minor operation.

39:26Mr. Cummings was the surgeon.

39:30They say that your husband was discharged and was delivered to your home.

39:37It wasn't Martin.

39:42Mrs. Lewis, are you saying that the man in your house is not your husband?

39:49That...

39:51That this...

39:52Is your husband here?

39:54Yes.

39:59No, no.

40:01Then what?

40:01Doctor!

40:21Mrs. Lewis.

40:26He's been taken over.

40:29What?

40:30Like a...

40:31Like a...

40:32A doppelganger, you mean?

40:34What's that?

40:35Well, that's a...

40:36That's a being from another plane.

40:39Like one's own other self.

40:42Which replaces or duplicates one's own body.

40:46An evil being?

40:48Mrs. Lewis.

40:49That's the theory.

40:51They're not real.

40:54Doppelgangers.

40:55Pods.

40:56Creatures from other worlds.

40:57They only exist in fiction.

41:01Are you sure?

41:03Well...

41:03When you've been in this business as long as I have you,

41:06you've learned not to be sure about anything.

41:08But in this particular case,

41:10I'm as sure as I possibly can be.

41:13No, no, no. You remember.

41:15You've had a very nasty experience.

41:17And you've suffered a terrible shock.

41:20Well, I'm not a shrink.

41:22But I am a doctor.

41:24And I know the strange results

41:26that can come from the after effects of shock.

41:31Please...

41:32Now, doesn't your husband

41:34have any unusual distinguishing marks?

41:39I... I don't think so.

41:41Hey!

41:46Now, what about his teeth?

41:49What in her beautiful teeth?

41:52White, strong, clean.

42:00In that case,

42:02this is certainly not your husband.

42:05What?

42:05There can't be his teeth.

42:07If the forces of evil did try to replace him,

42:09then they must have failed.

42:12We see.

42:21Oh!

42:21I'm sorry!

42:36Oh, I'm such a silly penny.

42:39I thought your daddy was dead.

42:42Oh!

42:44achter!!!

42:47Elsa!

42:48Oh!

42:55Martin!

42:59We're diving.

43:08Off you go.

43:14I'm going to pour us a good drink.

43:22It may take some time, but I can explain everything.

43:38I've been so silly.

43:40Cheers.

43:51Blue! Blue! Blue! Blue!

43:57Mine!

43:58Who are you?

44:01What are you?

44:06Get out your window! Into the car!

44:27Oh, my God! My keys! I've left them in the house.

44:41The window! You've left it open!

44:48David! Listen to me. You must run up to the pond and get Mr. Ruppert.

44:58Yes, it's our only trouble.

45:00Do as I say!

45:04No!

45:08No!

45:12I've left it open!

45:14No!

45:20No!

45:21No!

45:23No!

45:26No!

45:28No!

45:36The End

46:06The End

46:30David! Where are you?

46:41The End

47:05Oh, my God!

47:08Oh, my baby!

47:10Oh, my God, I found you!

47:17Everything's going to be fine.

47:19Everything's going to be all right.

47:21I'll look after you.

47:33Oh, my God!

47:39Oh, my God!

47:41Oh, my God!

47:44Oh, my God!

47:48Oh, my God!

47:55Oh, my God!

48:03Oh, my God!

48:20Please, please, help me.

48:23What is it? What's the matter, my dear?

48:25Don't let them near me.

48:51Good girl. Brave girl.

48:53Poor dear child.

49:05No! No, don't let them near me!

49:09It's all right, my dear. You're quite safe now.

49:18Oh, you will stay with me, won't you?

49:21Of course, my dear. I'll stay with you.

49:24I'll go.

49:25I'll go.

49:58Oh, no.

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