If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium

(Words flashed on a wall at a discotheque): "God is dead."- Nietzsche. (Following words): "Nietzsche is dead."-God.

When Charlie (Ian McShane) is showing his charges the spot marked "Scaffold" where Henry VIII had two of his wives executed, Charlie walks into the shot just before it cuts to a montage of other British images. His comments about the execution of Henry's wives initially match Charlie's lip movements. But as a voiceover of Peggy Cass posing a question intervenes, Charlie keeps talking, but no sound is heard coming from his mouth for the balance of the shot.

"The End" title card initially looks like just any other title card. However, the camera zooms out and reveals that it is a picture hanging on a wall. The character played by Aubrey Morris (the kleptomaniac) enters and removes it from the wall, trying conspicuously to hide it in his coat. He walks off and the screen fades out.

Featured in The Hellstrom Chronicle (1971)