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The Power of Atep: Part 1

  • Episode aired Aug 9, 1972
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A strange dream about Egypt, shared by Tarot and Mikki, and a powerful voice at a séance, lead Tarot and friends to the tomb of Atep in Egypt's Valley of the Kings. There Tarot confronts his... Read allA strange dream about Egypt, shared by Tarot and Mikki, and a powerful voice at a séance, lead Tarot and friends to the tomb of Atep in Egypt's Valley of the Kings. There Tarot confronts his former stage partner and double. Quabal.A strange dream about Egypt, shared by Tarot and Mikki, and a powerful voice at a séance, lead Tarot and friends to the tomb of Atep in Egypt's Valley of the Kings. There Tarot confronts his former stage partner and double. Quabal.

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    • Nicholas Ferguson
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    • Victor Pemberton
    • Trevor Preston
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    • Michael MacKenzie
    • Roy Holder
    • Petra Markham
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      • Nicholas Ferguson
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      • Victor Pemberton
      • Trevor Preston
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      • Michael MacKenzie
      • Roy Holder
      • Petra Markham
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    Michael MacKenzie
    • Tarot
    Roy Holder
    Roy Holder
    • Chas Diamond
    Petra Markham
    • Mikki Diamond
    Sebastian Graham Jones
    • John Pentacle
    Donald Layne-Smith
    • Mr. Sweet
    Michael Mulcaster
    • High Priest
    Fred Beauman
    • 1st Worshipper
    Margot Field
    • 2nd Worshipper
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    Catherine Brandon
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    Fred Owl
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      • Trevor Preston
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      Writer Victor Pemberton was something of an Egyptologist himself and said the idea of a shared dream is not as improbable as it sounds: "I was doing a radio serial about the Valley of the Kings, and my producer, a friend and myself spent a very restless night in a hotel just outside the Valley. In the morning we discovered that we'd all been dreaming about a rather obscure pharaoh who'd been dead about 4000 years". The dolls which evil John Pentacle uses in the story are chalk statuettes which Pemberton brought back from Egypt: "Admittedly, they're imitations, reproductions made by the Arabs," he said, "but Atep in the story is based on a couple of real 18th Dynasty High Priests who used dolls just like these to hypnotise their victims".

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      • August 9, 1972 (United Kingdom)
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