091 - Mock Orange (1983)

By PETER BLACKMORE
Appalled by her daughter's peasant husband, an intolerant widow makes life unbearable for everyone. Her son-in-law finds the answer

090 - Outward Bound (1983)

By SUTTON VANE
An odd assortment of characters are passengers on an ocean liner whose destination is unknown. Suddenly the bewildered travelers realize they are dead and headed for Judgment Day
The young man who has lost his faith in himself becomes desperately afraid, the snobbish Mrs. Cliveden Banks prepares to demand certain heavenly concessions, and the old cockney woman goes on with her knitting. Most frightened of all are a young man and woman who have committed suicide. The Examiner comes on board to judge their cases with whimsical perception. The Examiner rewards virtue, punishes vice and relieves the confusion and fears of the travelers. Happiest of the lot is the little cockney woman who is allowed to care for the frightened young man who is really her so.

089 - The Bride Comes Back (1982)

By RONALD MILLAR
The magic bowl is needed again for Serena and her baby. Her marriage is in ruins. Because she told her husband Jason about the bowl, he considers her insane. A Young Woman appears who possesses literally destructive charm. Smith, the psychiatrist, is immediately fascinated. The deserted husband then arrives and the Young Woman is discovered to be an old flame of Jason’s. Isabel exorcises the demon, but not before another surprising revelation.

This is sequel to 'The Bride And The Bachelor' (Performed in 1961)