Rothwyn and Eldred, a couple living in a modern apartment, are not what they seem. Gerald James as George Tully, Tom Kelly as Private Sam Pearce (The Soldier), David Cann as Pilot, David Woodcock as Submariner Once the strike was over, instead of resuming transmission with the next episode, the decision was made to transmit the story from the beginning.) ( Note: This story's transmission was interrupted by the 1979 ITV technicians strike, which lasted from 10 August to 24 October 1979. It is up to Sapphire and Steel to decide if the life of one living human is worth the price of the danger presented to Reality. The Darkness 'recruits' other resentful shades from the past who also died 'unfairly' as a result of a coming or completed conflict - such as the crew of an experimental submarine whose air-pumps failed, and a World War II bomber pilot killed in a crash just one flight away from being demobbed. A sinister, growing force known as the Darkness is feeding on the resentment of the dead, using as a focus Private Sam Pearce, the apparition of a World War I soldier shot and killed eleven minutes after the armistice had been signed at the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month in 1918. His solitary task is interrupted by the two interdimensional operators, who have an investigation of their own. In an abandoned railway station, ghost hunter George Tully conducts an investigation.
Val Pringle as Lead, Steven O'Shea as Rob Jardine, Tamasin Bridge as Helen Jardine, Felicity Harrison as Mother, John Golightly as Father, Ronald Goodale as Countryman, Charles Pemberton as Policeman It was simultaneously available in both hardback and paperback) Hammond novelised this story for Star Books in 1979.
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