"A Sure Thing" A reformed gambler is persuaded to make one last bet on what seems like a sure thing, but ends up losing a lot more than he bargained for. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3a9b4HxHSUQ

"Their Divided Self" James (David L. Lander) and Robert Self (Keith MacKechnie) are conjoined twins who have achieved resounding success as a comedic duo. In recent years however, they have put their tours on hold due to their relationship becoming strained. Sick of the brothers' constant fighting with one another, James' girlfriend Elegy (Karen Haber) brings in noted psychiatrist Dr. Blackman (Rich Hall) to help them get along. The Self Brothers do indeed end up getting along in the end, but only after they discover that they have a common enemy in Dr. Blackman.

Prism Police Lt. Steve Rykker investigates the murder of a wealthy attorney, Jason Forrester. The man's wife found him dead in her house and is quite distraught. After questioning neighbors, he starts to track down several women Forrester has been seeing. He soon realizes that Mrs Forrester suffers from multiple personalities and has no memory of what she did while acting out a different persona. He also has a very personal reason for wanting to solve the mystery.

"What's Cookin'" Married couple Fred and Erma (Christopher Reeve and Bess Armstrong) are the owners of a failing restaurant with a squid-only menu. One day, Fred and Erma's luck is soon changed when Gaston (Judd Nelson), a mysterious drifter who works as the restaurant's janitor, gives them some steaks that turns out to taste delicious, so much so that the restaurant gets a huge boost in both sales and popularity. However, Fred discovers that Gaston's steaks are made of the flesh of his landlord, Chumley (Meat Loaf), who Gaston killed and butchered. The sight leaves Fred to be torn between going to the police or allowing more people to be killed so they can be put on the menu and save the restaurant.