Original sentence: " was the start of an annual tradition of episodes with stories that bordered on the fantasy, with supernatural elements and a surreal atmosphere.Later episodes with fantasy elements included the bizarre poisoning of freemasons, the very strange "A Man of Sorrows", the densely plotted "The Other Woman", "The Dig" involving an apparent Viking's curse (apparently inspired by Hammer Horror movies), and "Warriors" about a group who believed in the existence of Atlantis.Regular characters in the series  included Charlie Hungerford, Jim's ex-father-in-law and a local tycoon, (played by Terence Alexander, well-known as having played Monty in the BBC adaptation of The Forsyte Saga), Deborah (Deborah Grant), his ex-wife, and his boss, Chief Inspector Barney Crozier (Sean Arnold)
Edited sentence: " was the start of an annual tradition of borderline telefantasy/supernatural/surreal episodes.Characters included Charlie Hungerford, Jim's ex-father-in-law and a local tycoon, (played by Terence Alexander, well-known as having played Monty in the BBC adaptation of The Forsyte Saga), Deborah (Deborah Grant), his ex-wife, and his boss, Chief Inspector Barney Crozier (Sean Arnold).The best of these and probably the best episode of Bergerac is the first Christmas Special "Fires in the Falls".These other episodes included poison which involved the bizarre poisoning of freemasons, the very strange "A Man of Sorrows", the densely plotted "The other Woman", "The Dig" involving an apparent Viking's curse (and obviously inspired by Hammer Horror movies) and "Warriors" about a group who believed in the existence of Atlantis