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* {{Catchphrase}}: CharacterCatchphrase: J.J. usually psyches himself up by repeating to himself "Who's better than J.J.?"
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-> '''Rod Serling:''' We refer to him by different names. Lucifer, Mephistopheles, Beelzebub. But by any other name, he'd smell of brimstone. These, the ingredients to a one-man stew: a disc jockey, a radio show, and a painting we call: '''The Flip-Side of Satan.'''
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-> '''Rod Serling:''' We refer to him by differentnames. names: Lucifer, Mephistopheles, Beelzebub. But by any other name, he'd smell of brimstone. These, the ingredients to a one-man stew: a disc jockey, a radio show, and a painting we call: '''The Flip-Side of Satan.'''
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-> '''Rod Serling:''' This item here is called: '''Since Aunt Ada Came to Stay''', and Aunt Ada is a most memorable character. You may not like her, but I seriously doubt if you'll ever forget her. Be thankful you've met her only in: the Night Gallery.
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-> '''Rod Serling:''' This item here is called: '''Since Aunt Ada Came to Stay''', Stay,''' and Aunt Ada is a most memorable character. You may not like her, but I seriously doubt if you'll ever forget her. Be thankful you've met her only in: the Night Gallery.
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* DeadPersonImpersonation: Craig discovers that the real Ada Quigley has been dead for quite a while, despite having been the Lowells' houseguest years before the episode begins. She's revealed to be a witch who accomplished this by transferring her soul to a new body once her last one became too frail. It's heavily implied at the end of the episode that she transferred her soul into Joanna's body.
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* DeadPersonImpersonation: Craig discovers that the real Ada Quigley has been dead for quite a while, despite having been the Lowells' houseguest years before the episode segment begins. She's revealed to be a witch who accomplished this by transferring her soul to a new body once her last one became too frail. It's heavily implied at the end of the episode segment that she transferred her soul into Joanna's body.
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-> '''Rod Serling:''' For those of you who've never met me, you might call me the undernourished Creator/AlfredHitchcock. The great British craftsman and I do share something in common: an interest in the oddball. A predilection towards the bizarre, and this place is nothing if it isn't bizarre, by virtue of the paintings you see hanging around me.
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-> '''Rod Serling:''' For those of you who've never met me, you might call me the undernourished Creator/AlfredHitchcock. The great British craftsman and I do share something in common: an interest in the oddball. A predilection towards the bizarre, and this place is nothing if it isn't bizarre, by virtue of the paintings you see hanging around me. This item here is called: '''Since Aunt Ada Came to Stay''', and Aunt Ada is a most memorable character. You may not like her, but I seriously doubt if you'll ever forget her. Be thankful you've met her only in: the Night Gallery.
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-> '''Rod Serling:''' For those of you who've never met me, you might call me the undernourished Creator/AlfredHitchcock. The great British craftsman and I do share something in common: an interest in the oddball. A predilection towards the bizarre, and this place is nothing if it isn't bizarre, by virtue of the paintings you see hanging around me. This item here is called: '''Since Aunt Ada Came to Stay''', and Aunt Ada is a most memorable character. You may not like her, but I seriously doubt if you'll ever forget her. Be thankful you've met her only in: the Night Gallery.
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-> '''Rod Serling:''' We refer to him by different names. Lucifer, Mephistopheles, Beelzebub. But by any other name, he'd smell of brimstone. These, the ingredients to a one-man stew: a disc jockey, a radio show, and a painting we call: '''The Flip-Side of Satan'''.
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-> '''Rod Serling:''' We refer to him by different names. Lucifer, Mephistopheles, Beelzebub. But by any other name, he'd smell of brimstone. These, the ingredients to a one-man stew: a disc jockey, a radio show, and a painting we call: '''The Flip-Side of Satan'''.
Satan.'''
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* OddFriendship: Craig, a man of logic and science, is acquaintances with Nick, a superstitious man knowledgable in the occult.
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* HellIsThatNoise: The eerie, otherworldly... "'''music'''" that replaces J.J.'s scheduled playlist. An InUniverse example comes near the end, when J.J. is bombarded with an electronic screeching noise as he tries to shut KAPH down, which gives him horrific agony.
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* HellIsThatNoise: The eerie, otherworldly... "'''music'''" that replaces J.J. 's scheduled playlist. An InUniverse example comes near the end, when J.J. is bombarded with an electronic screeching noise as he tries to shut KAPH down, which gives him horrific agony.
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* StatingTheSimpleSolution: During their argument about whether he should stay home to protect her or substitue his fellow professor's class, Joanna tells Craig that if he's adamant in protecting her, then she should just come with him to continue being protected and be far away from Ada. As Joanna tells him, Craig legitimately never considered that option because it's too simple for his logical mind to comprehend. It fails anyway when Ada subliminally programs Joanna to return to the house.
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!!Since Aunt Ada Came To Stay
Craig (James Farentino) and Joanna (Michele Lee) are a happily married couple. When Joanna’s Aunt Ada comes to stay, Craig begins to suspect Ada is really a witch who wants to take Joanna’s body.
!!With Apologies To Mr. Hyde
Igor (Jack Laird) attempts to improve Dr. Jekyll’s (Creator/AdamWest) potion.
!!The Flipside of Satan
After having his career ruined by the suicide of a woman he was having an affair with, DJ JJ Wilson (Arte Johnson) takes a job at a creepy radio station in an isolated small town.
* AssholeVictim: JJ is an egotistical jerk who doesn’t care about Emily’s suicide at all, and may have murdered her. When the station sacrifices him to the forces of Hell, it’s hard to feel bad.
* BottleEpisode: It mainly takes place inside the KAPH radio station.
* BreakTheHaughty: The summoning tape demands JJ humble himself before being sacrificed. [[SubvertedTrope He does not.]]
* {{Catchphrase}}: JJ has “Nobody does it better than JJ!”
* GeniusLoci: The radio station, maybe.
* MinimalistCast: The cast consists of JJ, with the only other cast members being intermittent appearances of a ghostly face and Emily’s ghost.
* SmallNameBigEgo: JJ, to the point he bursts into a fit of rage when the summoning tape demands he humble himself.
* SurrealHorror: Oh yeah.
Craig (James Farentino) and Joanna (Michele Lee) are a happily married couple. When Joanna’s Aunt Ada comes to stay, Craig begins to suspect Ada is really a witch who wants to take Joanna’s body.
!!With Apologies To Mr. Hyde
Igor (Jack Laird) attempts to improve Dr. Jekyll’s (Creator/AdamWest) potion.
!!The Flipside of Satan
After having his career ruined by the suicide of a woman he was having an affair with, DJ JJ Wilson (Arte Johnson) takes a job at a creepy radio station in an isolated small town.
* AssholeVictim: JJ is an egotistical jerk who doesn’t care about Emily’s suicide at all, and may have murdered her. When the station sacrifices him to the forces of Hell, it’s hard to feel bad.
* BottleEpisode: It mainly takes place inside the KAPH radio station.
* BreakTheHaughty: The summoning tape demands JJ humble himself before being sacrificed. [[SubvertedTrope He does not.]]
* {{Catchphrase}}: JJ has “Nobody does it better than JJ!”
* GeniusLoci: The radio station, maybe.
* MinimalistCast: The cast consists of JJ, with the only other cast members being intermittent appearances of a ghostly face and Emily’s ghost.
* SmallNameBigEgo: JJ, to the point he bursts into a fit of rage when the summoning tape demands he humble himself.
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-> '''Rod Serling:''' For those of you who've never met me, you might call me the undernourished Creator/AlfredHitchcock. The great British craftsman and I do share something in common: an interest in the oddball. A predilection towards the bizarre, and this place is nothing if it isn't bizarre, by virtue of the paintings you see hanging around me. This item here is called: '''Since Aunt Ada Came to Stay''', and Aunt Ada is a most memorable character. You may not like her, but I seriously doubt if you'll ever forget her. Be thankful you've met her only in: the Night Gallery.
University science professor Craig Lowell (James Farentino) and his wife Joanna (Michele Lee)
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* TheBadGuyWins: As shown by the ending, Ada was successful in transferring her soul into Joanna's body.
* BodySwap: Ada attempts to steal her niece's body when hers grows old and frail. The ending hints that she succeeded in doing so.
* {{Bookends}}: The beginning and end of the segment have Craig leaving the house for the university.
* CassandraTruth: Joanna thinks her husband to be mad when he blurts out the truth about her great aunt, thinking that he needs to be put away.
* ChekhovsGun: The green carnation Craig wears in his shirt pocket, which is a weakness to witches he uses to try and stop Ada, though it doesn't help.
* ContrivedCoincidence: Ada tries to get Craig out of the house with one, having a telegram sent to him stating that a fellow professor is having a family emergency and needs a substitute for their class. Craig is fortunately able to see through it and works around it at Joanna's insistence, but it still fails.
* DeadPersonImpersonation: Craig discovers that the real Ada Quigley has been dead for quite a while, despite having been the Lowells' houseguest years before the episode begins. She's revealed to be a witch who
* EvilOldFolks: Ada, who aches to take
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* HeKnowsTooMuch: When Craig confronts her about her true identity, Ada kills Nick via a psychic stroke to deprive Craig of his only ally.
* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Joanna sees nothing sinister about the witch impersonating her great-aunt, and thinks that Craig is going to be put away when he reveals the truth to her.
* ItWasADarkAndStormyNight: The night of Ada's ritual is such a night.
* MesACrowd: Ada self-duplicates during the ritual to steal Joanna's body, conjuring a small army of herself to stop Craig from disrupting the ritual.
* OddFriendship: Craig, a man of logic and science, is acquaintances with Nick, a superstitious man knowledgable in the occult.
* OffscreenTeleportation: As Ada lounges in the garden, Craig suddenly sees her disappear and reappear in the house when he tries to look at her.
* ProperlyParanoid: Before he knew the truth, Craig was hesitant about letting Ada stay with him and Joanna. Once Nick tells him about witches, he finds that he was right all along to be suspicious.
* RaceAgainstTheClock: Craig spends the climactic scene racing back home before the strokes of midnight end to keep Joanna from becoming Ada's newest body.
* SpotTheThread: The ending of the segment has Joanna seemingly forgetting to put Craig's green carnation in his shirt like she usually does. Craig's discovery of this, as well as Joanna nervously staring at the green carnations in the garden, reveal that Ada successfully took over her body.
* StatingTheSimpleSolution: During their argument about whether he should stay home to protect her or substitue his fellow professor's class, Joanna tells Craig that if he's adamant in protecting her, then she should just come with him to continue being protected and be far away from Ada. As Joanna tells him, Craig legitimately never considered that option because it's too simple for his logical mind to comprehend. It fails anyway when Ada subliminally programs Joanna to return to the house.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Joanna and Ada enjoy the latter's seaweed tea, drinking it even at the odd hours of the night. We later learn that Ada was making Joanna drink the tea to better prepare her as her new vessel.
* WeaksauceWeakness: Green carnations are fatal to witches, being the only thing that can prevent one from body swapping with a younger woman. Craig regularly wears one on his shirt, so he lights it on fire and throws it at Ada during her ritual to destroy her. Or so he thinks.
* WhenTheClockStrikesTwelve: Nick tells Craig that the ritual through which Ada intends to swap bodies with Joanna occurs during the strokes of midnight on the first full moon after the autumnal equinox.
* WickedWitch: Ada (if that's even her real name), who swaps bodies with other women to live forever.
* YouAreTooLate: Ada tells Craig this when he finds Joanna unconscious and an empty cup of tea in front of her.
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* BaitAndSwitch: After transforming into Mr. Hyde, Dr.
!!The Flipside
* CreatorCameo: Series producer Jack Laird plays Igor.
* TheIgor: Dr. Jekyll works with one, who is given a talking to for screwing up the potion.
* MadDoctor: Dr. Jekyll, who ingests his usual formula to become Mr. Hyde. Once he does so, he rebukes Igor for putting too much vermouth in what is revealed to actually be a martini.
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-> '''Rod Serling:''' We refer to him by different names. Lucifer, Mephistopheles, Beelzebub. But by any other name, he'd smell of brimstone. These, the
Formerly famous disc jockey J.J. Wilson (Arte Johnson)
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* AssholeVictim:
* BottleEpisode:
* BreakTheHaughty:
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* CreepySouvenir: A small section of wall in KAPH features portraits of all the disc jockeys that previously worked there, all of them having worked only one night before being sacrificed to Lucifer. When J.J. himself is sacrificed at the end, his portrait is added to the collection.
* GeniusLoci:
* HellIsThatNoise: The eerie, otherworldly... "'''music'''" that replaces J.J.'s scheduled playlist. An InUniverse example comes near the end, when J.J. is bombarded with an electronic screeching noise as he tries to shut KAPH down, which gives him horrific agony.
* HighVoltageDeath: The forces of Hell, summoned through [=KAPH's=] equipment, electrocute J.J. as a sacrifice to Lucifer.
* MinimalistCast:
* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: InUniverse. J.J. was one of
* ShoutOut: As the electronic "music" begins playing, J.J. muses to himself, "And I thought we were way out in [[ComicBook/{{Batman}} Gotham City.]]"
* SmallNameBigEgo:
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* WithFriendsLikeThese: J.J. treated his agent Sid like his best friend and/or father figure. We later learn that J.J. had an affair with Sid's wife Emily, and either drove her to suicide or hired someone to kill her, if not doing so himself.
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* YourCheatingHeart: JJ has an affair with his agent’s wife Emily, in spite of all the agent had done to him. She either commit suicide when he broke off the affair, or he killed her himself; either way, JJ is a totally uncaring ass about it.
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* YourCheatingHeart: JJ has an affair with his agent’s wife Emily, in spite of all the agent had done to him. She either commit suicide when he broke off the affair, or he killed her himself; either way, JJ is a totally uncaring ass about it.yeah.
* YourCheatingHeart: JJ has an affair with his agent’s wife Emily, in spite of all the agent had done to him. She either commit suicide when he broke off the affair, or he killed her himself; either way, JJ is a totally uncaring ass about it.
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* AssholeVictim: JJ is an egotistical jerk who doesn’t care about Emily’s suicide at all, and may have murdered her. When the station sacrifices him to the forces of Hell, it’s hard to feel bad.
* BottleEpisode: It mainly takes place inside the KAPH radio station.
* BreakTheHaughty: The summoning tape demands JJ humble himself before being sacrificed. [[SubvertedTrope He does not.]]
* {{Catchphrase}}: JJ has “Nobody dies it better than JJ!”
* GeniusLoci: The radio station, maybe.
* MinimalistCast: The cast consists of JJ, with the only other cast members being intermittent appearances of a ghostly face and Emily’s ghost.
* SmallNameBigEgo: JJ, to the point he bursts into a fit of rage when the summoning tape demands he humble himself.
* SurrealHorror: Oh yeah.
* YourCheatingHeart: JJ has an affair with his agent’s wife Emily, in spite of all the agent had done to him. She either commit suicide when he broke off the affair, or he killed her himself; either way, JJ is a totally uncaring ass about it.
* AssholeVictim: JJ is an egotistical jerk who doesn’t care about Emily’s suicide at all, and may have murdered her. When the station sacrifices him to the forces of Hell, it’s hard to feel bad.
* BottleEpisode: It mainly takes place inside the KAPH radio station.
* BreakTheHaughty: The summoning tape demands JJ humble himself before being sacrificed. [[SubvertedTrope He does not.]]
* {{Catchphrase}}: JJ has “Nobody dies it better than JJ!”
* GeniusLoci: The radio station, maybe.
* MinimalistCast: The cast consists of JJ, with the only other cast members being intermittent appearances of a ghostly face and Emily’s ghost.
* SmallNameBigEgo: JJ, to the point he bursts into a fit of rage when the summoning tape demands he humble himself.
* SurrealHorror: Oh yeah.
* YourCheatingHeart: JJ has an affair with his agent’s wife Emily, in spite of all the agent had done to him. She either commit suicide when he broke off the affair, or he killed her himself; either way, JJ is a totally uncaring ass about it.
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!!Since Aunt Ada Came To Stay
Craig (James Farentino) and Joanna (Michele Lee) are a happily married couple. When Joanna’s Aunt Ada comes to stay, Craig begins to suspect Ada is really a witch who wants to take Joanna’s body.
!!With Apologies To Mr. Hyde
Igor (Jack Laird) attempts to improve Dr. Jekyll’s (Creator/AdamWest) potion.
!!The Flipside of Satan
After having his career ruined by the suicide of a woman he was having an affair with, DJ JJ Wilson (Arte Johnson) takes a job at a creepy radio station in an isolated small town.
Craig (James Farentino) and Joanna (Michele Lee) are a happily married couple. When Joanna’s Aunt Ada comes to stay, Craig begins to suspect Ada is really a witch who wants to take Joanna’s body.
!!With Apologies To Mr. Hyde
Igor (Jack Laird) attempts to improve Dr. Jekyll’s (Creator/AdamWest) potion.
!!The Flipside of Satan
After having his career ruined by the suicide of a woman he was having an affair with, DJ JJ Wilson (Arte Johnson) takes a job at a creepy radio station in an isolated small town.