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The Spanish Inquisition 

| Comedy | Episode aired 22 September 1970
Season 2 | Episode 2
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An offbeat look at the Spanish Inquisition; an unconventional version of "Wuthering Heights." Also: a jury plays charades while delivering its verdict; a man attempts to find one nontaxable pleasure.

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An offbeat look at the Spanish Inquisition; an unconventional version of "Wuthering Heights." Also: a jury plays charades while delivering its verdict; a man attempts to find one nontaxable pleasure.

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spanish inquisition | black and white photograph | inflation | chair | confession | See All (32) »

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Funny enough, the real Spanish Inquisition notified its intended victims well in advance to give them time to get their affairs in order. So, in actual fact, EVERYBODY expected the Spanish Inquisition! See more »

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Gunfight At The O.K. Corral is misspelled as "Gunfight At O.K. Coral" See more »

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The Announcer: And now for the very first time on the silver screen comes the film from two books which once shocked a generation. From Emily Brontë's 'Wuthering Heights' and from the 'International Guide to Semaphore Code,' Twentieth Century Vole presents 'The Semaphore Version of Wuthering Heights'.
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Referenced in Doogie Howser, M.D.: Nobody Expects the Spanish Inquisition (1991) See more »

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God Save the Queen
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Music by Thomas Augustine Arne
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