Schizo

Narrator: "Schizophrenia, a mental disorder, sometimes known as multiple or split personality, characterized by loss of touch with environment, and alternation between violent and contrasting behaviour patterns." (0:00)

A newspaper reporter asks a coworker, "Why do they put these nuts through to me?" (0:06)

Beth tells Leonard Hawthorne, "Oh, we’re in one of our cynical moods, are we?" 
”... if you were anybody other than a psychiatrist...” 
His businessman friend Alan Falconer asks Leonard, ”Do you think I’m going out of my mind?” 
Beth, referring to her ice skater friend, Alan’s fiance, Samantha Gray: ”After her mother died, she lost contact with everyone...” (0:10)

William Haskin appears to experience a flashback to a traumatic event. (0:13)

Ticket clerk Ron tells Samantha, referring to a caller, "Had a rather funny, nervous little voice." (0:16)

Leonard answers Samantha, "I wouldn’t dream of it." (0:20)

Samantha answers Alan, "No, no, just some nutcase." (0:25)

Radio reporter: "... He has been flown to Belfast for treatment..." (0:31)

While shopping at a grocery store, Samantha hears someone calling her name. (0:34)

Samantha tells the checkout clerk, "... There’s a man, he’s following me..." (0:35)

Leonard asks Samantha, referring to her family, "... is it true you’re not in touch with any of them?" 
Referring to her mother Maria Longworth: ”I believe she died when you were quite young.” 
Referring to patient Eric Stephens: ”I know what you’re thinking, but don’t worry. I’ve been treating him for two years. There’s hardly a week goes by without him making an attempt on his own life...” (0:37)

Leonard asks Samantha, "How long has he been following you?" 
Samantha: ”He was my mother’s lover. She died...” (0:45)

Young Samantha (then Jean Longworth) watches as William Haskin attacks her mother. (0:47)

Samantha tells Leonard, referring to Haskin, "... He was ripping her to pieces..." 
”But he’s mad...” 
Leonard: ”... the wedding sparked off certain associations...” (0:47)

Leonard tells Alan, "... perhaps we ought to meet again when you’re sober..." (0:52)

Book on Leonard’s shelf: Hans Selye (0:53)

Newspaper headline: "WEST END PSYCHIATRIST MURDERED" 
Samantha answers housekeeper Mrs. Wallace, ”It was one of his patients...” (0:57)

Beth reacts to Leonard’s death. (0:59)

Samantha sees Haskin standing outside a door. She faints, then regains consciousness. (1:03)

A police detective tells Alan, "... This is the sixth or seventh report we’ve had of a peeping Tom in this area." 
”Under stress, they imagine things. I shouldn’t worry...” (1:05)

Alan tells Beth, "... Everything’s going crazy." 
Beth: ”... she’s built up a fantasy about a man who’s following her...” (1:06)

Beth tells Samantha, "... it was a peeping Tom..." (1:07)

Mrs. Wallace’s psychic daughter Joy: "... Since the spirit... exists with full and even expanded consciousness..." 
”There are other symbols of our marriage in the house.” 
Joy tells Samantha, referring to Maria, ”She says she’s very proud of you and your new husband... you’re not to worry about her... The patients needed me...” 
Mrs. Wallace answers Samantha: ”Yes, she’s fainted...” (1:11)

Samantha asks Joy, "Can’t you remember why you fainted?" 
Joy: ”When I’m in a trance, I’m on another plane...” (1:15)

Someone strikes Joy on the head repeatedly with a hammer. (1:18)

Alan tells Samantha, referring to Mrs. Wallace, "... she’s a nutcase." 
Samantha: ”... if I told you my whole life history, you’d realize that I was a complete neurotic...” 
”Look, don’t worry...” (1:19)

Beth tells Samantha, "Well, there’s no sign of the Creature from the Black Lagoon." (1:20)

Samantha tells Mrs. Wallace, "... don’t worry." 
Mrs. Wallace: ”I’ve lost Joy. I’ve lost her.” 
”She’s dead...” (1:21)

Samantha tells B, "... supposing that patient didn’t kill Leonard." (1:22)

Someone stabs a large needle through Mrs. Wallace’s head. (1:27)

Samantha reacts to the death of Mrs. Wallace. (1:28)

B tells Samantha, "... It was like a bad dream." (1:32)

Maria tells Haskin, "Oh, you’re so crazy." (1:39)

Samantha tells Haskin, "You’re mad..." 
Haskin: ”You’re two different people. One doesn’t know about the other...” (1:40)