Chrysler Theatre - Season 1.9 "It's Mental Work" (1963) Lee J. Cobb, Harry Guardino, Gena Rowlands

[@georgezayer2934]

Well done story with good cast and definitely nice dialogue...

[@johnmitchelljr]

Video treasure. Thank you.

[@mustafajackson9430]

Just let me see Rod Serling's name attached to any Television production and I'm hooked; they just don't make'em like this any more.

[@amandawatts7994]

The acting was so good!! There is nothing like this anymore.

[@johncasciello4123]

@sfinthecity==THANKS A MILLION!!!! As this popped up on my YOU TUBE I noticed the best==HARRY GUARDINO/STANLEY ADAMS/GENA ROWLANDS and written by ROD SERLING!!!! Was a little kid when this was broadcast but now can CATCH UP on these as now GROWN UP and GOING TRU the SAME adventures as these storys tell!!!☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ 8 star award winning film!!!!!!!!

[@sfinthecity]

You're very welcome.

[@suraya1224]

I shdnt hv bn surprised abt the backstabbing, but I was. Great actors, all of them. @1:35, I remember that actor in a 3 Stooges episode. Rod Serling involved in this making this episode, I'm in. Even the witch from the Wizard Of Oz. RIP, Gena R. (Aug 2024)

[@susanb2015]

That was Mary Wickes as the nurse not Margaret Hamilton.

[@susanb2015]

Teleplay by Rod Serling.

[@00zarzu00]

yay! thanks for posting! too bad it’s not better quality but obviously this is AWESOME that it still exists and that you have it and have posted it. so so grateful.

[@YahRiYah_Ahava777]

Thank you!!!♡

[@Sheba531]

This was originally set to be broadcast on 11/22/63 but wound up being postponed due to JFK's assassination,

[@fromthesidelines]

"The Square Peg" was scheduled for November 22nd- and postponed until March 6, 1964. This was originally telecast on December 20, 1963.

[@13699111]

Thank you

[@sfinthecity]

You are welcome.

[@elliottschertzer876]

Aired December 20th,1963

[@eustaces.d.2143]

I was being born that day.

[@thomasnorman4221]

May I have one?

[@cbalducc]

We’re all episodes broadcast in color?

[@sfinthecity]

A few early ones were in Black & White, then to Color.

[@tomservo56954]

​@@sfinthecityI understood they were all filmed in color...this might just be a black and white print from a station that didn't air it in sequence.

[@karinteves1412]

The good old days of smoking in the hospital waiting room or any place else without the cigarette nazis coming after you.

[@michaelhoffman5486]

as usual in the fifties i spend 3 hours with you youre sensitive/ or an ass really doesnt matter and boom i'm in luv yay fifties women ever available

[@annamaj2943]

Grande Harry