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Each story is an updated version of a story from Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales.
| Episode |
Source |
Writer |
Type |
| Season 1 |
| "The Long Goodbye" |
"The Long Goodbye" |
Raymond Chandler |
Novel |
| "Casino Royale" |
"Casino Royale" |
Ian Flemming |
Novel |
| "Sorry, Wrong Number" |
"Sorry, Wrong Number" |
Lucille Fletcher |
Radio Play (episode of "Suspense") |
| "Private Worlds (1955 film)" |
Private Worlds |
Claudette Colbert |
1935 Film |
| Season 2 |
| "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" |
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn |
Mark Twain |
Novel |
| Episode |
Source |
Writer |
Type |
| Season 1 |
| "The Swords" |
"The Swords" |
Robert Aickman |
Short Story |
| "Necros" |
"Necros" |
Brian Lumley |
Short Story |
| "The Secret Shih Tan" |
"The Secret Shih Tan" |
Graham Masterton |
Short Story |
| "Bridal Suite" |
"Bridal Suite" |
Graham Masterton |
Short Story |
All episodes based on the short stories by Stephen King.
| Episode |
Source |
Writer |
Type |
| Season 2 |
| "Pickman's Model" |
"Pickman's Model" |
HP Lovecraft |
Short Story |
| "Silent Snow, Secret Snow" |
"Silent Snow, Secret Snow" |
Conrad Aiken |
Short Story |
| Episode |
Source |
Writer |
Type |
| Season 2 |
| "Soldier" |
"Soldier from Tomorrow" |
Harlan Ellison |
Short Story |
| "I, Robot" |
"I, Robot" |
Eando Binder |
Short Story |
| Episode |
Source |
Writer |
Type |
| Season 1 |
| "The Sandkings" |
"Sandkings" |
George RR Martin |
Short Story |
| "I, Robot" |
"I, Robot" |
Eando Binder |
Short Story |
| Season 2 |
| "Inconstant Moon" |
"Inconstant Moon" |
Larry Niven |
Short Story |
| "Feasibility Study" |
"A Feasibility Study" |
|
Original Outer Limits epsisode |
| Season 3 |
| "The Revelations of Becka Paulson" |
"Revelations of Becka Paulson" |
Stephen King |
Short Story |
All stories by Ray Bradbury, many based on his short stories.
Mostly from EC Comics stories. See List of Tales from the Crypt episodes.
| Episode |
Source |
Writer |
Type |
| Season 1 |
| "The Word Processor of the Gods" |
"Word Processor of the Gods (short story)" |
Stephen King |
Short Story |
| "Djinn, No Chaser" |
|
Harlan Ellison |
Story |
| Season 3 |
| "The Bitterest Pill" |
"The Richest Man in Levittown" |
Frederick Pohl |
Short Story |
| Season 4 |
| "The Yattering and Jack" |
"The Yattering and Jack" |
Clive Barker |
| "Love Hungry" |
"Food for Thought" |
Roberts Gannaway |
Early episodes based on Roald Dahl's short stories.