When Ellington awakens, he hears the sound howling coming from somewhere inside the monastery. Ellington follows the sound to its origins and discovers a gentle looking man locked in a cell. Since Ellington is a rational man, he doesn't believe Brother Jerome's claims until it is too late. All three episodes are superior in quality to syndicated television broadcasts. The black and white film elements for the episodes are nearly pristine.
Contrast is very good and the blacks are respectable.
Detail is also at a much better than broadcast level. I couldn't detect any problems with digital compression artifacts. The Dolby Digital monaural soundtrack was free from distortion and reproduced clean dialogue. Music had respectable fidelity, considering that these television shows were designed for low-fi broadcast nearly forty years ago.