This episode centres around a wooden African fetish or voodoo carving, christened Charlie Boy by its new owners Sarah (Angela Bruce) and her boyfriend Graham (Leigh Lawson). They acquire the fetish after Graham's Uncles untimely and tragic death.After collecting the fetish, Graham and Sarah have a road rage experience and when at home later the same day they start joking around and taking their anger out on Charlie Boy. Unbeknown to them the voodoo doll works and the road rage driver dies an unpleasant death... [full story]
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| Graham Leigh Lawson |
Sarah Angela Bruce |
Heinz Marius Goring |
Gwen Frances Cuka |
Mark Michael Culver |
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| Phil Michael Deeks |
Peter David Healey |
Franks Jeff Rawle |
Secretary Janet Clare Fielding |
Armourer Michael Stock |
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| Actress Lee Richards |
Boy Andrew Pariss |
Policeman Charles Pemberton |
| Script Bernie Cooper, Francis Megahy |
Director Robert Young |
18th October 1980 (UK ITV)
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| Uncle falls from roof | Heinz sorts out items for auction | road rage | Graham fires at Charlie Boy | ? murdered |
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| happy days | Graham stabs the photo | Graham stabs Charlie Boy | Mark dies | Phil on his film set |
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| Phils' about to get it | Blood bath | Sarah's crashed mini | Final scene |
Film locations used in the episode
The exterior shots of Grahams Uncle's stately home are Hampden House as are the interior shots. The opening scene is the Main Hall of Hampden House.
The road rage locations are in Great Missenden along Rignall RoadWhen Gwen is shown driving home, she is infact driving along the main drive to Hampden House
Heinz's antique shop is in Hill Avenue, Amersham-on-the-Hill, near the train station
The crossroads at Hampden House is used (and in other episodes too)
Graham and Sarah's house is Peterley Manor in Prestwood (Thanks to Maverick Media for locating this one)
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