| Display title | Nightmare Cafe |
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| Date of page creation | 21:27, 1 November 2013 |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Short-lived Twilight Zone-esque series starring Robert Englund of A Nightmare on Elm Street fame. Frank and Fay meet when they help each other out of the harbor into which they've both fallen for reasons that only become clear later, and take refuge in a diner. This diner, the Nightmare Cafe, is a magical place with magical powers. It eventually turns out that both Frank and Faye had died as a result of a criminal conspiracy -- Frank was murdered as part of the cover-up, while Fay committed suicide when she discovered her husband's infidelity and involvement in the plot. The cafe allows them to replay events, still ultimately dying, but this time dying in the process of exposing the conspiracy. Afterward, they become the cafe's staff, helping to avenge the wronged, redeem the redeemable, or mete out poetic justice to evildoers. |