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Plot:
Sister Pamela owns a priceless figurine that is stolen from her. So she quits the church and dedicates all her time to find the missing statue in order to return it to a dying nun. Help comes from a source that she never would have imagined.
Air Dates:
First Run - August 15, 1974
Repeat - October 16, 1974
Repeat - May 9, 1980
7 Responses to Episode 0134
Another excellent episode by Henry Slesar with one his his trademark twists at the end...
Mike, 2012-06-02 12:10:50
A young nun leaves her order so that she can track down a priceless art object she had stolen from her.
Nancy, 2012-12-12 14:42:04
A priceless statue is stolen from Sister Pamela. So she quits her order to devote her time to finding it so it can be returned to a fellow nun who is dying. Help comes from an unlikely source.
Jazz CJ., 2012-12-16 20:06:07
A young nun is sent to visit a man of dubious character who was once a dear friend of a sister of her order. He is now a wealthy art collector and donates a priceless statue of St. Francis to the convent in honour of the woman he knew so well. As she and another nun accompanying her were rushing to catch their train, a man offers to help by carrying her bag… he promptly disappears. The young woman is distraught and leaves the convent and embarks on a search to recover the lost statue.
G. Hupp, 2013-01-17 09:46:20
As soon as I began listening to this episode I knew I'd "seen" it somewhere before, and was even remembering the scenes evinced by the radio drama. A little Google and a little IMDB soon revealed the source, which is: The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: Season 1, Episode 6, Final Vow (25 Oct. 1962). Everything old is new again. What a delectable twist. Thank you, Mr. Slesar.
Bill, 2013-02-02 08:50:36
Eh, not one of the best episodes, but certainly not the worst. The nun believable and appropriately cast. 3 stars.
DAVY JOE, 2013-03-03 21:11:48
Loved, loved, loved the ending. The only quibble is that the slimy thief seems to get off completely.
Hayley, 2013-04-22 17:14:37
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