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To his horror, the winning number is revealed to be . Abe tracks down the winner, a ditzy-seeming hairdresser named Anne MacColl (Carol Kane), intending to steal the ticket. However, he soon discovers that Anne is a powerful witch who also used magic to influence the lottery, leading to a "wicked battle of wits" between the two occultists. Production Credits Director: Terence Cahalan Writers: Howard Smith and Tom Allen Cast: Anne MacColl: Carol Kane Abe North: Bud Cort The Announcer: Ed Kenney Phil: Paul Micale Narrator (Voice): Paul Sparer Critical Reception

"" is a comedic-horror episode of the anthology series Tales from the Darkside . While often referred to as Episode 15, it is technically the 14th episode of Season 1 , first airing on February 10, 1985. Plot Summary [S1E15] Snip Snip

According to reviewers on IMDb, the episode is viewed as a "silly" and "offbeat" entry in the series. While some criticize the dated production values and overacting, many praise Carol Kane's performance and the episode's humorous, "non-surprise" ending. To his horror, the winning number is revealed to be

"Tales from the Darkside" Snip, Snip (TV Episode 1985) - IMDb While some criticize the dated production values and

To his horror, the winning number is revealed to be . Abe tracks down the winner, a ditzy-seeming hairdresser named Anne MacColl (Carol Kane), intending to steal the ticket. However, he soon discovers that Anne is a powerful witch who also used magic to influence the lottery, leading to a "wicked battle of wits" between the two occultists. Production Credits Director: Terence Cahalan Writers: Howard Smith and Tom Allen Cast: Anne MacColl: Carol Kane Abe North: Bud Cort The Announcer: Ed Kenney Phil: Paul Micale Narrator (Voice): Paul Sparer Critical Reception

"" is a comedic-horror episode of the anthology series Tales from the Darkside . While often referred to as Episode 15, it is technically the 14th episode of Season 1 , first airing on February 10, 1985. Plot Summary

According to reviewers on IMDb, the episode is viewed as a "silly" and "offbeat" entry in the series. While some criticize the dated production values and overacting, many praise Carol Kane's performance and the episode's humorous, "non-surprise" ending.

"Tales from the Darkside" Snip, Snip (TV Episode 1985) - IMDb