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He also appeared as a recurring, if briefly appearing, character in a short-lived [[television]] series, ''Twice in a Lifetime''. In almost all of the episodes, he would "judge" the cases of persons whose life choices had resulted in their sudden deaths, and would typically place them on a rather curious probation. Each "defendant" would return to earth at a place and time when they had made their most momentous decision, or missed a vital opportunity for personal or spiritual growth. He or she then would have three days to change the course of his or her personal history. These stories always ended with the "defendant" either making a different decision or gaining a better perspective of the critical event involved.

He also appeared as a recurring, if briefly appearing, character in a short-lived [[television]] series, ''Twice in a Lifetime''. In almost all of the episodes, he would "judge" the cases of persons whose life choices had resulted in their sudden deaths, and would typically place them on a rather curious probation. Each "defendant" would return to earth at a place and time when they had made their most momentous decision, or missed a vital opportunity for personal or spiritual growth. He or she then would have three days to change the course of his or her personal history. These stories always ended with the "defendant" either making a different decision or gaining a better perspective of the critical event involved.

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