I have been going crazy trying to figure out the name of an old series I watched as a kid in the 80's.
It could be originally from a different time period. It was a horror / thriller mystery series that started out showing a house in the rain with candles light in the window (I think.) Then it goes into an episode. I do remember one episode was about Quasimodo, hunchback of Notre Dame, but that's all I can remember.
I did a search for "Twilight Zone Quasimodo" and this turned up: "Way Out"
The black-and-white show would begin with what became its signature image, a slow pan over a series of mist-shrouded, disembodied hands, before resting on one which would burst into flames at the title came onscreen. Then, flexing his dry British charm like a more cosmopolitan Vincent Price, Dahl would give a short intro to each episode.
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In the episode False Face, an actor pays a deformed homeless man to be his model for some Quasimodo make-up, but the effects turn out to be a bit too real.
