Late Call may refer to:
* "Late Call" (TV programme) , a Scottish short religious television programme
* "Late Call" (novel) , a 1964 novel by
** "Late Call" (TV series) , a 1975 miniseries based on the novel
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Late Call (TV programme) — Late Call was Scottish Television s version of The Epilogue , presenting five minutes of religious thought late at night.It was parodied by Rikki Fulton in the comedy show Scotch and Wry where it was named Last Call . His character, Reverend I.M … Wikipedia
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