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Dr. Jay Furguson's headaches at work aren't helped by putting up with a suicidal man claiming to be Death and that he's quitting his job - and neither does a flood patients who come to Jay in incredible pain when they should have died. Written by
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18 September 2002 (Canada)
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According to the BP monitors, this episode takes place on July 23, 2002.
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Death's book includes some names listed as full names and some as nicknames (see trivia), but it seems it should be completely one or the other, especially since Death refers to one casualty as Bill/Billy Breem so knows of the nickname but has it in his book as William Breem.
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Unfortunately much pressure is exerted when you carry a name with a lot of clout behind it (ask Sean Lennon), I have tried to silence this in myself, but certainly it appears on a subconscious level, but I am disappointed with this series as a whole. In this particular episode, I feel it could have had more bite if it was shorter, and the script needed some action sequences, I was bored at the hospital. You are much better off with the original Twilight Zone (obviously), Tales From the Crypt, or The Outer Limits (either the old one or the new). Jason Alexander gives a perfunctory but competent performance as death, but fails to shock or surprise us with anything. I think we are generally too jaded when it comes to entertainment, but for the record, I don't think anyone in 1959 would have found this groundbreaking either.