S3·E8 Visitors
Synopsis
This production for the BBC-2's "Screen Two" series was the last of Dennis Potter's "one-shot, one-slot" plays for television. It had its origins in Potter's 1983 play "Sufficient Carbohydrate," about two middle-aged executives, one English, one American, who both work for the same multinational food company. Together, they vacation with their wives on a Greek island. In the TV adaptation, British businessman Jack becomes bitter as he faces the prospect of seeing his family company taken over by an American corporation. On a holiday at an Italian villa with his new manager, Eddie, he begins to stir up antagonism prompting Eddie's son Clayton to fantasize a murderous outcome.
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When did Season 3 Episode 8 of Screen Two air?
Season 3, Episode 8 ('Visitors') originally aired on February 22, 1987.
How long is Season 3 Episode 8 ('Visitors')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for Screen Two.
What happens in Screen Two Season 3 Episode 8?
This production for the BBC-2's "Screen Two" series was the last of Dennis Potter's "one-shot, one-slot" plays for television. It had its origins in Potter's 1983 play "Sufficient Carbohydrate," about two middle-aged executives, one English, one American, who both work for the same multinational foo...
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