Private Eye more confrontational way. As well as many one-off cartoons, "Private Eye" features a number of regular comic strips: Some of the magazine's former cartoon strips include: At various times, "Private Eye" has also used the work of Ralph Steadman, Wally Fawkes, Timothy Birdsall, Martin Honeysett, Willie Rushton, Gerald Scarfe, Robert Thompson, Ken Pyne, Geoff Thompson, "Jerodo", Ed McLauchlan, "Pearsall", Kevin Woodcock, Brian Bagnall, Kathryn Lamb and George Adamson. "Private Eye" has from time to time produced various spin-offs from the magazine, including: Some have found the magazine's irreverence and sometimes controversial humour offensive. Following the death of Princess Diana in
The Eye of the Beholder remade for the 2002–03 revival of the series using Serling's original script (but discarding Bernard Herrmann's original score), with Molly Sims cast as Janet and Reggie Hayes as the doctor. The make-up was changed to make the faces look more melted, ghoulish and decayed with deep ridges. The remake follows the original script more faithfully. The projection screens were changed to plasma screens and more of the dialogue from the Leader's monologue was used. The Eye of the Beholder "Eye of the Beholder" (also titled "The Private World Of Darkness" when initially rebroadcast in the summer of 1962) is episode