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rdf:type	Episode
rdfs:label	Printer's Devil
rdfs:comment	The initial plot set-up borrows from the classic American short story "The Devil and Daniel Webster", although this tale ultimately goes in a different direction. This hour-long episode was written by Charles Beaumont, and based on his 1951 short story "The Devil, You Say".
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dcterms:subject	Episodes First Series Episodes 1962-1963 Season
Previous Episode	Miniature
Episode Title	Printer's Devil
Next Episode	No Time Like the Past
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Guest Stars	Burgess Meredith
Story	Charles Beaumont
Series	The Twilight Zone (Original Series)
Teleplay	Charles Beaumont
Production code	4864
Music	Stock by Jerry Goldsmith
First Aired	1963-02-28
Episode	Season 4, Episode 111
Image File	TWILIGHT_ZONE_VOL32-10.jpg
Director	Ralph Senensky
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Lead Character	Douglas Winter
abstract	The initial plot set-up borrows from the classic American short story "The Devil and Daniel Webster", although this tale ultimately goes in a different direction. This hour-long episode was written by Charles Beaumont, and based on his 1951 short story "The Devil, You Say".
is Previous Episode of	No Time Like the Past
is Next Episode of	Miniature
is Appearances of	Devil