John Kassir |
voice of The Crypt Keeper |
Jessica Harper |
Marie Hilton |
Guest Star |
Valerie Bickford |
Dominatrix |
Guest Star |
Jonathan Stark |
Edward "Eddie" Doran |
Guest Star |
Running Gag: Wherever they are, Eddie has the release form on hand for Frank to sign.
Crypt Keeper Wardrobe: In the opening wraparound segment, the Crypt Keeper is wearing his traditional robe with the hood down and is looking at himself in a mirror.
In the closing wraparound segment, the Crypt Keeper is wearing his traditional robe with the hood down and is seen breaking a mirror.
These segments are very similar to the opening wraparound segment from "Only Sin Deep".
Music: Composed by Michel Rubini.
[Opening wraparound segment]
The Crypt Keeper: Are you alone tonight? Consider yourself lucky. There could be two of you and imagine what a frightmare that would be. [Looks in the Mirror] Ahh! [laughs]. Just a reflection. Not so for tonight's stars, Frank and Eddie... two brothers who are touchingly close. When a woman tries to come between them, she finds herself caught in a tangled web of jealousy and intrigue. I think you'll find it a twinning combination. So without further ado. I bring you "My Brother's Keeper".
[Closing wraparound segment]
The Crypt Keeper: Well maggot-meisters, how's that for a cheeky little tale? [laughs] Frank sure picked a deadly time to sever all thighs with his brother. And poor Eddie suffered the unkindest cut of all... a real split personality. [laughs]
EC Comic Connection: Story adapted from Shock SuspenStories #16, August-September 1954. Story by Carl Wessler with art by George Evans.
[Spoiler Warning for comic book story]
This episode differs slightly from the comic story. In the original comic story, the fact that the two brothers are siamese twins is hidden from the audience/reader Twilight Zone "The Eye Of The Beholder" style; i.e. there is always something obstructing our view, or the characters are shown from angles which don't give away the fact that they are joined. The "twist" ending is the realization that they are conjoined.
A Separate Peace
A popular award winning coming-of-age novel by John Knowles about the relationship between two boys at a private boarding school during World War II.
In this episode, when Frank's in the hospital bed, he's shown reading the novel "A Separate Peace". While the episode has nothing to do with the book, it's a nice wordplay side joke for the eagle-eyed.
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