Devil's Alphabet

"Devil's Alphabet"
	The Twilight Zone episode
Episode no.	Season 1; Episode 22b
Directed by	Ben Bolt
Written by	Robert Hunter
Original air date	March 28, 1986
Guest appearance(s)
	Ben Cross: Frederick ; Hywel Bennett: Grant ; Christopher Carroll: Chimney Sweep ; Christopher Grove: Assistant Chimney Sweep ; Ethan Phillips: Deva ; Jim Piddock: Brian ; Osmund Bullock: Andrew ; Robert Schenkkan: Eli ; Stuart Dowling: Creditor ; Wayne Alexander: Cornelius

"Devil's Alphabet" is the second segment of the twenty-second episode from the first season (1985–86) of the television series The New Twilight Zone.

Plot

A group of young Cambridge students in Victorian England form a group called The Devil's Alphabet Society. Upon their graduation, they make an oath to meet at the same time every year regardless of death. When one member commits suicide twenty years later, the surviving members discover that they are indeed bound by their oath.

The remaining members die either by accident or suicide until only one member remains. He returns to their meeting place and asks the spirits to end the pact, which releases their spirits from eternal purgatory.

Note

It was based on a short story "The Everlasting Club" by Arthur Gray, under the pseudonym Ingulphus. The story was first published in The Cambridge Review (October 27, 1910)

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The Twilight Zone (1985) episodes
Season 1	"Shatterday" "A Little Peace and Quiet" "Wordplay" "Dreams for Sale" "Chameleon" "Healer" "Children's Zoo" "Kentucky Rye" "Little Boy Lost" "Wish Bank" "Nightcrawlers" "If She Dies" "Ye Gods" "Examination Day" "A Message from Charity" "Teacher's Aide" "Paladin of the Lost Hour" "Act Break" "The Burning Man" "Dealer's Choice" "Dead Woman's Shoes" "Wong's Lost and Found Emporium" "The Shadow Man" "The Uncle Devil Show" "Opening Day" "The Beacon" "One Life, Furnished in Early Poverty" "Her Pilgrim Soul" "I of Newton" "Night of the Meek" "But Can She Type?" "The Star" "Still Life" "The Little People of Killany Woods" "The Misfortune Cookie" "Monsters!" "A Small Talent for War" "A Matter of Minutes" "The Elevator" "To See the Invisible Man" "Tooth and Consequences" "Welcome to Winfield" "Quarantine" "Gramma" "Personal Demons" "Cold Reading" "The Leprechaun-Artist" "Dead Run" "Profile in Silver" "Button, Button" "Need to Know" "Red Snow" "Take My Life...Please!" "Devil's Alphabet" "The Library" "Shadow Play" "Grace Note" "A Day in Beaumont" "The Last Defender of Camelot"
Season 2	"The Once and Future King" "A Saucer of Loneliness" "What Are Friends For?" "Aqua Vita" "The Storyteller" "Nightsong" "The After Hours" "Lost and Found" "The World Next Door" "The Toys of Caliban" "The Convict's Piano" "The Road Less Traveled" "The Card" "The Junction" "Joy Ride" "Shelter Skelter" "Private Channel" "Time and Teresa Golowitz" "Voices in the Earth" "Song of the Younger World" "The Girl I Married"
Season 3	"The Curious Case of Edgar Witherspoon" "Extra Innings" "The Crossing" "The Hunters" "Dream Me a Life" "Memories" "The Hellgramite Method" "Our Selena Is Dying" "The Call" "The Trance" "Acts of Terror" "20/20 Vision" "There Was an Old Woman" "The Trunk" "Appointment on Route 17" "The Cold Equations" "Stranger in Possum Meadows" "Street of Shadows" "Something in the Walls" "A Game of Pool" "Room 2426" "The Mind of Simon Foster" "The Wall" "Cat and Mouse" "Rendezvous in a Dark Place" "Many, Many Monkeys" "Love Is Blind" "Crazy as a Soup Sandwich" "Special Service" "Father and Son Game"

"Devil's Alphabet"
The Twilight Zone episode
Episode no.	Season 1 Episode 22b
Directed by	Ben Bolt
Written by	Robert Hunter
Original air date	March 28, 1986
Guest appearance(s)
Ben Cross: Frederick Hywel Bennett: Grant Christopher Carroll: Chimney Sweep Christopher Grove: Assistant Chimney Sweep Ethan Phillips: Deva Jim Piddock: Brian Osmund Bullock: Andrew Robert Schenkkan: Eli Stuart Dowling: Creditor Wayne Alexander: Cornelius