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(12/6/1960) Season 3, Episode 11. A pregnant woman (Peggy Ann Garner), every night at the same time, feels and senses that somehow an airplane is going to crash into the roof of her house. Excuse the sexist patronizing attitudes. This was, after all, 1960. Peggy Ann Garner, John Lasell, Director and Host: John Newland.

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(11/15/1960) Season 3, Episode 8. A woman's (Ruth Storey) husband (Mike Kellin) starts complaining about being cooped up with pressure on his body and he also begins to write letters to a woman he doesn't know. Mike Kellin, Ruth Storey, Director and Host: John Newland.

(3/3/1960) Season 2, Episode 32. A man (Lee Philips) meets and falls in love with a woman (Barbara Lord) during a vacation in Central America, but no one else working or staying at the hotel claims the woman exists. Lee Philips, Barbara Lord, Director and Host: John Newland.

(3/22/1960) Season 2, Episode 27. After killing his wife (Yvette Mimieux), a guilt-ridden man (Christopher Dark) discovers that whenever he looks into a reflective surface such as a window or a mirror, he sees the image of a clown (Mickey Shaughnessy) drawing near to throttle him. Mickey Shaughnessy, Christopher Dark, Yvette Mimieux, Director and Host: John Newland.

(11/1/1960) Season 3, Episode 7. A young woman (Elen Willard) has strange hallucinations of war and of the death of a man (Alex Davion) she has never met. Elen Willard, Alex Davion, Director and Host: John Newland.

(3/15/1960) Season 2, Episode 26. Three lost explorers (Gregory Morton, Eddie Firestone, and Bert Convy) wander aimlessly in the desert with their food and water very low. Suddenly, a man (Jeremy Slate) appears out of nowhere and saves them. Gregory Morton, Eddie Firestone, Jeremy Slate, Bert Convey, Director and Host: John Newland.

(2/16/1960) Season 2, Episode 22. Poltergeists are determined to break up the romance between Otto (John Beal), a patron at a Viennese tavern, and Elsa (Vanessa Brown), a beautiful waitress there. Director: John Newland.

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(12/29/1959) Season 2, Episode 15. In a jealous rage, a piano player (Robert Loggia) murders a beautiful young woman (Miriam Colon) and soon discovers that he cannot wash away the dead woman's blood. Robert Loggia, Ann Carroll, Miriam Colon, Director and Host: John Newland.

(11/3/1959) Season 2, Episode 7. Looking out of his apartment window, an artist (Michael Higgins) witnesses an attempted suicide by a young woman (Lori March) in an adjacent building. When he rushes there to save her, he finds the apartment empty. Michael Higgins, Louise Fletcher, Charles F. Seel, Lori March, Director and Host: John Newland.

(10/27/1959) Season 2, Episode 6. A cursed diamond necklace inflicts a horrible punishment on the women who try to wear it. Sean McClory, Jan Miner, Director and Host: John Newland.

(10/13/1959) Season 2, Episode 4. A 16th century Scottish Earl (Torin Thatcher) has his dead son's (Donald Harron) lover (Pat Michon) executed, but before she dies, she places a curse on his family--the oldest son of every generation to come of the Earl will die before the father. Donald Harron, Torin Thatcher, Edward Atienza, Fintan Meyler, Pat Michon, Director and Host: John Newland.

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(6/2/1959) Season 1, Episode 20. The legal system has found Paul Marlin (Ross Martin) not guilty of murdering his wife, however, true justice is about to be served by his conscience. Ross Martin, Edward Kemmer, Director and Host: John Newland.

(6/21/1960) Season 2, Episode 39. Three years after the death of an artist, a painting of his is unveiled as being recently completed. Lee Bergere, Rebecca Welles, Director and Host: John Newland.

(1962) On September 12, 1962, President John F. Kennedy announced that the United States would land men on the moon.

(11/10/1959) Season 2, Episode 8. When a school teacher starts writing on the blackboard, her hand goes haywire, and she starts writing in a language she doesn't know. Barbara Baxley, Robert Ellenstein, Director and Host: John Newland.

(11/17/1959) Season 2, Episode 9. Two men (Ralph Nelson and Frank Maxwell) who don't know each other find that their lives are intertwined by a strange psychic connection that may end up in the deaths of both. Ralph Nelson, Frank Maxwell, Director and Host: John Newland.

(3/31/1959) Season 1, Episode 11. Convicted killer John Marriott (Alfred Ryder) is presenting a problem for the authorities. They don't seem to be able to execute him. Alfred Ryder, Director and Host: John Newland.

(12/22/1959) Season 2, Episode 14. A farm girl (Patty McCormack) develops the ability to read minds. Patty McCormack, Robert Emhardt, Director and Host: John Newland.

(4/28/1959) Season 1, Episode 15. After an argument between father (Robert Carricart) and son (Mike Connors) trapeze artists, an accident results in which the father is paralyzed. The son, torn by guilt and depression, attempts suicide but is saved by a supernatural force. Michael Connors, Yvette Vickers, Robert Carricart, Director and Host: John Newland.

(1/27/1959) Season 1, Episode 2. A bride to be (Barbara Lord) has nightmares about drowning in dark icy water. Her fiancé (Patrick Macnee) then tells her they will not honeymoon in Switzerland as planned, but will take a cruise to New York on the Titanic. Barbara Lord, Isobel Elsom, Patrick Macnee, Director and Host: John Newland.

(10/6/1959) Season 2, Episode 3. During World War II, a drunken pharmacist's mate (George Grizzard) must operate on the critically injured captain (Whit Bissell) of his ship with only a voice on the radio to guide him. George Grizzard, Tod Andrews, Whit Bissell, Director and Host: John Newland.

(2/23/1960) Season 2, Episode 23. Quarrelsome couple Fred and Ruth Graham (Edward Binns and June Vincent) rent an old house but, following an argument, Ruth disappears. Fred is charged with her murder but released for lack of evidence. However, he later finds out that some previous occupants of the house have also mysteriously vanished without trace. Edward Binns, Fredd Wayne, June Vincent, Director and Host: John Newland.

(12/1/1959) Season 2, Episode 11. Orphanages are being set ablaze many miles away from a woman (Norma Crane) who claims to know the identity of the arsonist. She claims that it is her twin sister whom she hasn't seen in years, and she knows this because she can read her mind. Norma Crane, Grant Williams, Director and Host: John Newland.

(2/10/1959) Season 1, Episode 4. A female photojournalist (Cloris Leachman) on assignment in France takes an apartment and begins to work with a somewhat mysterious male model. Things come to a head when she has a brush with the supernatural that could well mean her death. Marcel Dalio, Cloris Leachman, Director and Host: John Newland.

(1/10/1961) Season 3, Episode 16. A prizefighter (Charles Bronson) who has fallen on hard times is visited by the ghost of a fellow boxer. Charles Bronson, Felix Deebank, Ronald Long, Director and Host: John Newland.

(5/10/1960) Season 2, Episode 33. Alcoholic Ellen Grayson (Joan Fontaine) summons her husband Harry (Warren Beatty) to her isolated house to announce that their marriage is over, after which he crashes his car. Helen is then visited by a man, the exact double of a much younger Harry. Joan Fontaine, Warren Beatty, Director and Host: John Newland.

(12/13/1960) Season 3, Episode 12. This episode consists of two stories. In the first story, in 1922 in the town of Chico, California, mysterious rocks fall from an empty sky. The second story is about an inventor who has created a pill which converts ordinary water to gasoline. Mickey Shaughnessy, Christopher Dark, Yvette Mimieux, Director and Host: John Newland.

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(2/7/1961) Season 3, Episode 20. In Mexico, an escaped convict (David J. Stewart) hides out in a monastery. Unfortunately, it is on the night when the ghost of an Aztec warrior is said to roam the halls. David J. Stewart, Rudolph Acosta, Jay Novello, Director and Host: John Newland.

(5/26/1959) Season 1, Episode 19. A sadistic sea captain from the 19th century haunts a New England home and poisons the lives of a married couple (Robert Webber and Nancy Hadley) after taking possession of the husband`s mind. Robert Webber, Nancy Hadley, Director and Host: John Newland

(1/20/1959) Season 1, Episode 1. A man (Skip Homeier) is startled when, on the way to their honeymoon, his bride (Virginia Leith) begins behaving like she's someone else and denies even knowing him. Virginia Leith, Skip Homeier, Harry Townes, Director and Host: John Newland.

(3/17/1959) Season 1, Episode 9. A young girl moves into a new house with her father and aunt, and before long, she makes friends with three ghosts who reside upstairs. Philip Abbott, Joanne Linville, Director and Host: John Newland.

(4/7/1959) Season 1 Episode 12. A man (Patrick O'Neal) is known by everyone on a small Mediterranean island even though he knows he has never been there before. Patrick O'Neal, Lilyan Chauvin, Director and Host: John Newland.

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(1942) The Bank of Gila Springs is robbed and Marshal Frank Hammond is killed. His father, U.S. Marshal Jim Hammond, sends for the Range Busters to come and restore order to the town. John "Dusty" King, David Sharpe, Max "Alibi" Terhune, Elmer, Director: Robert Tansey.

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(1941) A sociological study of the people of the little pueblo of Santiago in the mountains of Mexico, who have not caught up with modern civilization, as reflected in the life of a young boy, Juan Diego, and his family. Story and screenplay by John Steinbeck. Narration by Burgess Meredith. Director: Herbert Kline.

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(1942) Jeff Carter (John Boles), a singer down on his luck, turns to radio acting as a means of supporting his young son Danny (Billy Lee). John Boles, Roscoe Karns, Mona Barrie, Billy Lee, Director: Phil Rosen.