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"Tales from the Crypt" Till Death Do We Part (1993)
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W. Peter Iliff (teleplay)
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8 December 1993
(Season 5, Episode 13)
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You learn the lesson you never part from family it's thicker than blood and water!
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Cast
(Episode Credited cast)| Eileen Brennan | ... | Ruth | |
| Richard Duggan | ... | Man in Bar (as Rich Duggan) | |
| Tony Epper | ... | Bartender | |
| John Kassir | ... | Crypt Keeper (voice) | |
| Robert Picardo | ... | Frank | |
| Frank Stallone | ... | Tony | |
| John Stamos | ... | Johnny Canaparo | |
| Kate Vernon | ... | Lucy | |
| Thomas White | ... | Voice of Radio Announcer | |
| Johnny Williams |
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The title is a line from the Christian wedding ceremony that implies that the marriage that one is about to enter is a life long commitment.
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This 1993 "Crypt" episode " Till Death Do We Part" is well done, the story stays pretty simple, and really the ending is not to much of a surprise. John Stamos stars as a gigolo romancing an older mob connected lady who's played brilliantly by Eileen Brennan, only to have wandering eyes which will drive him to trouble! At a dinner meeting the mob crew has the Stamos character eyes a young and sexy waitress(Kate Veron) then the next thing you guessed it he's caught fooling around. This episode then transforms into a waitress held captive thing in a remote location with a mob slaying in the waiting. This episode then takes a look into the future by using the foreshadowing technique so well, as we see the Stamos character sees this is nothing more than a gold digging waitress. So you never take an outsider over the family which runs thicker than blood and water! This episode features Frank Stallone as a mobster, it's nice to see Sly Stallone's young brother in a small role.