One Step Beyond - "Father Image" - Syndicated Episode

[@davidhynes7850]

Jack Lord was a great actor and a great man. He left 40 million dollars to Hawaiian charities.

[@davidhynes7850]

Yes his name was Jack Ryan--he originally wanted to be a professional artist. Many artists follow two art forms.

[@bigbearfuzzums7027]

And all we got for it was Obama! Gee thanks!

[@sherrycambridge1531]

@@bigbearfuzzums7027 Urine Idjit !!!

[@Biffo1262]

His acting wasn't very good in this at all. A very strained performance lacking any empathy to the part. Fortunately he improved.

[@trevormiles5852]

@@bigbearfuzzums7027 NOT anti obama.. but pro humor .... that was funny Larry. lol

[@vrinda5303]

Jack Lord was the man! His performance is brilliant. He showed sadness, grief, anger, disillusionment, iciness, and viciousness all in 20 minutes. That's talent!

[@peterkanott9924]

play

[@apollojustice6988]

I dont mean to be off topic but does anybody know a trick to get back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid lost my login password. I love any tips you can give me!

[@curtisrodney4362]

@Apollo Justice instablaster =)

[@dianalovescolors]

So happy to be seeing OSB. I remember seeing only a couple of episodes when I was very young, enough to know I liked it. It's even better when the characters turn out to be a star. 😁

[@markwarwick8123]

yes. ! Jack lord was at the aloha from hawaii elvis concert 1973.

[@debbiepineda6898]

I love these One Step Beyond episodes. I bought the complete collection (96 episodes), from Amazon. Nice set. I added to my collection of old movies and shows.

[@peterbamforth6453]

An excelent rare episode well ahead of its time.

[@scottmckay9535]

Jack Lord? Book him, Danno!

[@trevormiles5852]

I had the privilege of going to Yucatan with Danno and his mom and it was funny his Mom would make pretend she was insulted and would turn her head in mock disdain when ever somebody would step over her yelling Cinco Zero Cinco Zero to come and greet him and acknowledge him over her. We would all get a good laugh and burst out laughing. His Mom was and is Helen Hayes.

[@alanoffer]

One of the great cop characters of all time on TV the great jack lord

[@cyn555cc]

Thanks for posting! I am really enjoying these! 😊

[@laurenstygar7996]

Hey! This looks like one of those rare episodes! Thanks!

[@donnashore2859]

thank you oldnytv for posting this segment. really enjoyed it!

[@conniecrawford5231]

While I was a grad student at the U. Of Hawai’i in 1968, I was able to walk up to Jack Lord and speak with him as he was filming the pilot for “Hawaii 5-0”. His series of him as a rodeo clown “Stoney Burke” had just been cancelled.

[@margarethlouis549]

I sincerely believe in Genetic memory I'll even go as far by saying"'We pay for our Ancestors sins" that's the only thing that makes sense when in all your life you seem to be paying for something {something bad} but yet never hurt anyone.

[@jreyas6263]

Just break that curse in the name of Jesus.

[@jamesvickers9476]

In the bible it states we pay for the sins of our fathers

[@miapdx503]

Yes, we live in a nation founded on the genocide of one people and the brutal enslavement of another. And look where we are...about to self destruct.

[@factsoverfiction7826]

@@jamesvickers9476 It says the sins of the parents are 'visited' upon the children. Elsewhere, it says we're each responsible for our own salvation. So we aren't responsible for their baggage.

[@wormwood8191]

Karma is a real thing that extends over multiple lifetimes. Most fail to realize that reincarnation was included with early Christian teachings.

[@russellsantangelo1]

Thanks for,posting this. It was one of my favorites and unavailable anywhere.

[@gustavoladewig551]

Yes indeed

[@jeang3130]

I have never see any of Jack's acting before five O and I agree Vrinda, so talented, so gorgeous. I just what to hug him when he cries.

[@joannae5012]

Thank you for sharing these! I watch one to get to sleep every night

[@CuriousGoodsJessica]

I always thought Jack Lord was so handsome, in a tough and authoritative way on Hawaii 5-0! (In reruns, I'm a 70's kid). Very cool to see him younger & not in 1970's TV color, his voice is younger too. It's almost like it's his son? Thank you for this opportunity to see this treasure! 👍

[@rachelegreer3692]

Love One Step Beyond

[@brucegordon7248]

Timothy Welling of the law firm of Gardner & Welling, also played a lawyer on an episode of the Twilight Zone, in which he was settling Uncle Simon's estate.

[@BEDBUGSEPPY]

He also played Mr. Ataus on an episode of Star Trek. He was a futuristic librarian.

[@flyingcatsofthesalishsea.]

Rest easy jack, rest easy..

[@cherylthorpe4087]

And a bit of trivia, the actor who played the elderly attorney at the beginning was named Ian Wolfe who also played Mr. Atoz (the librarian) in All Our Yesterdays - Star Trek, the Original Series.

[@vrinda5303]

Thanks, Jean. I also wanted to hug Jack when he cried. He was so natural, that he made you think his crying was for real.

[@stephaniealexander3314]

Luv Jack Lord ... handsome and a great actor and what an amazing true story.... “Truth is stranger then Fiction!”💁🏼✨

[@cheriamour1762]

Jack Lord was a gorgeous man!

[@bonnieyoung4037]

I wish men and women would get back to dressing in a decent manner display some class and manners boy he was good looking man

[@jennylynn7613]

Bonnie Young I was born in the 70's,always feel the need to return to much innocent times,where beauty was real,not plastic,family was family,people cared and there was no other choice but work hard or die!I have been watching pretty much only black and whites my whole life.. ...heaven,for me,would be being born back there.

[@TheKim369]

Manners yes, restrictive clothing no! Ties choke, panty hose are sweaty and itchy and expensive, slips are mostly unnecessary. But manners yes, and knowing how to spell!

[@DancingQueenie]

I'd like to wear a ruffled teddy and white feather boa in my dressing room where men come to pay court. 😊

[@vrinda5303]

Ties don't choke as long as you tie them properly. Not all stockings are sweaty and itchy. Slips are fine for keeping skirts from bunching, but not those petticoat types which are stifling.

[@wormwood8191]

If you ask me it's too hot to dress that way. Still, there are plenty of people all dressed up at church, funerals and weddings and plenty of opportunities to work or volunteer there. However as it's getting hotter that might not last for long, especially down south.

[@stevenbrown4304]

got a great photo of elvis and jack and his wife back stage vegas 73 .

[@debbieedwards420]

Cool

[@factsoverfiction7826]

Love it! 😎 Also 💚 all the Elvis music on your channel!

[@makeminefreedom]

Just like Steve McGarrett trying to solve a mystery. Loved it thank you.

[@sharonzimmerman5558]

I always loved OSB. Watched both this and Twilight Zone. I always felt, even then, that OSB was TZ's "poor relation ". Now that I am watching as an adult, I am surprised by how many big names were on this show.

[@factsoverfiction7826]

"Dead for 20 years? This young man couldn't possibly be involved!" (17:09) What a testament to Jack Lord's youthfulness. The actor was 38 years old here ... but looks 28.

[@mississippimud7046]

Maybe that's where the feeling comes from when you visit a place that seems familiar but you know you've never been before

[@mariaibarra9632]

thanx for the upload!!!!!

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

the guy who played the cop was Stafford Repp. he played sgt. ohara on the 1960's batman tv series.

[@BEDBUGSEPPY]

Chief O'Hara not Sergeant.

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

@@BEDBUGSEPPY ... you're right. it was police chief ohara and commissioner gordon.

[@mgsa5722]

This show was much ahead of its time. Genetic memory !

[@stephaniealexander3314]

Mg Sa When I was pretty little I actually watched this show...it intrigued me....Now I am a Psychic/ Spiritual Healer and I teach Spirituality.....this Show was unbelievably ahead of everyone!

[@stephaniealexander3314]

I just looked up ‘Stoney Burke’ Jack Lord, the cowboy! 1962 ...I was very little and was asleep probably when his show aired on my parents big wooden TV set in the living room📺🎥✨👍

[@johnbuchinsky3193]

Susie Aviso there was also a time when men took work seriously. Absolutely nothing like today, that is when men were made of honor , integrity and truth, again absolutely nothing like today. I went to Mcdonald's the other day and my bill was @9.91 I gave the girl $10.00 and a penny, she needed to call her manager over because she could not make out what the change should be. And these kind of people want $15.00 an hour. I worked for years to reach that level. I have 3 degrees and I can make change too.

[@yvonnebarash9373]

I worked at McDonald's when I was young to pay for nursing school, and I was proud that I could figure out the change in my head with the old cash registers. Then came those computer registers. Ugh.

[@larrywakeman4371]

YES! today these lazy idiots are pathetic! Kids are the worse, I cannot stand them with the stupid LIB parents! Idiot you know who want FREE college???? WORK FOR IT Like I did!!!

[@factsoverfiction7826]

@@larrywakeman4371 Canada & European countries subsidize college and have a strong tax base. We're allowing colleges & private bankers to cannibalize our young people. Please look up the increase in the cost of your state's colleges since 1980. You had a PT job during college ... calculate that wage in 2021 $$. Could you pay your way thru college today? How much debt would you graduate with?

[@factsoverfiction7826]

John, I also worked at McDonald's before the computerized cash register. We learned to make change b/c we had to ... and our customers expected change tb counted back carefully. Now, we've all gotten reliant on the computer. I just used an internet inflation calculated to figure my starting wage back then equals $13.50 in 2021.

[@Brutus-co9dt]

@@larrywakeman4371 deep breaths Larry. I suggest some yoga. Namaste 🙏

[@luwiz]

never seen this before! thank you

[@gedmcgaffin1255]

Thanks for this .

[@dewayneweaver2744]

Great to see classic character actors in their early years.

[@pattytanur3321]

Great actors. Touching episode

[@MHS1975]

Great episode, I wish those days come back !!!

[@fairsfair6622]

I have never seen this one before.

[@ghostdog1454]

I believe in the memories of our ancestors , it in our dna. With that knowledge We could do so much good for our fellow human beings and save our planet.

[@wms72]

Then, if we have it, why don't we use it?

[@alfredagain]

Stafford Repp was amazingly good at playing formidable cops before becoming O'Hara (or whatever his name was) on the Batman series

[@TawnyC_]

How do you sue a man for breach of promise when you already knew he was married?

[@veganvocalist4782]

Great story

[@spotify_ERROR404]

nice "book 'em dano" 17:01 and the maytag guy ❤

[@scottmckay9535]

Book him, Danno!

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

So cool to see a young Jack Lord.

[@factsoverfiction7826]

And not so very young ... He was 38 here but easily looked 10 years younger. (He was born Dec 30, 1920 and this originally aired Dec 15, 1959.)

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

@@factsoverfiction7826 He doubtless had no problem getting dates.

[@rosemarywilliams9969]

I'll take 💰 and education over beatings and abandonment...says my brother.😂sorry back to the show.

[@jessiejames7492]

'book em Dano'' his favourite line in HF-O

[@sebastiaoverissimodasilva9852]

Historias,Emocionantes,One Step Beyond = Um Passo Alem *****

[@Blkchevy98]

I would open up a place like that in a heart beat. Ensuring it was on the "Up and Up" would be a pain in the butt and cost a bit more however worth every penny.

[@theSword-]

The old guy at the desk was in Star Trek as the "Librarian." And doesn't that young man look remarkably like Mike on Hawaii 5-0?.....

[@Zayphod2056]

It was him, Jack Lord.

[@vrinda5303]

The character was Steve McGarrett, not Mike.

[@fgrady1]

He played Mr Atoz ( A to Z)the librarian on the next to last episode of Star Trek TOS series and played Hersh the Butler On WKRP in Cincinnati.

[@armorstef]

It’s Steve Mc Garrett

[@bill-2018]

Oh, a burlesque house.

[@braydensmith5093]

I know from experience from watching my son and step daughter that dna has memory like a computer . its mind blowing to watch their facial expressions and words that only they 2 have in common. they grew up 15yrs apart. they didn't grow up in same household. I raised her. then I had him after she left our home. he did it 30min ago. the hali face . its what I call it when he makes her faces and says her expressions ive only heard and seen them repeat. its too much and is just crazy to see hear and shes grown mother of 2 and hes 13. she no longer says what she used to but he says it word for word as he makes that unusual face. miss her at that age every time he does it,usually weekly

[@bootsnsaddle8289]

I KNEW it was Jack Lord, the moment I saw his eyes. Anyone remember "Hawaii 5.0." or "Book em', Dano". I can't believe I remember those 'catch-phrases', LOL

[@ellenthorne87]

Jack played the first Felix Leiter in Doctor No, Felix was then played by Cec Linder in Golderfinger and twice by David Hedison in Leive and Let Die, then with Timothy Dalton in Licence to kill( (?)

[@anthonyperdue3557]

A friend told me that he heard that Jack Lord was replaced as Felix Leiter because he was cooler looking than Sean Connery in their Dr No scenes . After rewatching Dr No I agreed with him.

[@Nytowl14]

Thank you.

[@susiearviso3032]

At around 10:12 count, i can hear bubble noises, like an aquarium or something. is that just poor sound quality?

[@factsoverfiction7826]

Sounds like an old reel-to-reel projector.

[@doctorwatson5910]

I thought that was Jack Lord gosh he was so young.

[@dobeus8957]

Can’t wait for the relaunching of this show titled “One Step Beyoncé”

[@RomBirder]

another one I didn't have. Thanks

[@trishiaannhellums819]

based on actual stories, women were classy and beautiful, and men were handsome.

[@kathleencampbell1138]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@crispinzon2525]

People were better inside and outside

[@lucindamendiola8642]

I guess you think half naked on stage dancing is classy interesting !

[@miralong4108]

Book em Danno!

[@wjburgess64]

The late 1970s Next Step Beyond series, which aired in first-run syndication, remade many of the original episodes in its one-season run. This episode was remade as "Key to Yesterday" and may be found on KZbin at kzbin.info/www/bejne/borYf5Kked1nfMk .

[@stephaniealexander3314]

Someone pointed out that the policeman was actually the intruder into the property...Jack Lord was there with his 🔑 key

[@QED_]

This is rated the 11th best "One Step Beyond" episode by IMDB viewers . . .

[@MrUdayNarainPandeySharadNPande]

30 years ago in this office as you called out to me ..callers come and ..spring river goes on ...forever

[@YarpwarSongs]

This story is particularly interesting/thought provoking to a person like me. I got to watch the conclusion but then YT popped the no-no image & said " this video has been deleted". Uh-oh

[@colinwilcox4266]

anyone have the full episode or at least know what is missing?

[@stephaniealexander3314]

Colin Wilcox ?? This IS the full episode

[@bill-2018]

What did he say? A burlesque cask? Why do I have difficulty with some dialogue in American films.

[@stephaniealexander3314]

Bill Kitchen Check your hearing

[@bill-2018]

@@christylovejoy5564 Oh, thank you.

[@bill-2018]

@@stephaniealexander3314 Maybe. It sounded muffled to me.

[@bill-2018]

@@christylovejoy5564 I've heard of them, it was just muffled to me what was said.

[@LS69FREESTYLE]

Good Lord.....its Jack Lord from Hawaii Five O. I almost didn't recognize him. " Book em Dano." (ls69freestyle)

[@johnallen2771]

I have never heard the words "genetic memory" before but it is something I'm deeply interested in. I think our minds and brain are conscious of everything that happens to me and records it all somewhere. The brain filters out what it thinks I don't need or want to know and let's me perceive the rest. If all the minds in the world die someday and go somewhere will they all combine to know everything about the world? And how does our brain pass memories or DNA on to our children? It's all a mystery.

[@garlindaburton7672]

Jack Lord!

[@carl-cx9uh]

well done.

[@maunster3414]

Genetic memory. Interesting. I had thought that genetic memory was a much more recent concept.

[@keke4084]

i had the thought memory could possibly be inherited before i ever heard of it. Why not!?

[@RSEFX]

Wasn't this partially the basis of Carl Jung's collective memory theories: Now, the studies in the new field of epigenetics seems to be casting some light onto the subject of ancestral memory and archetypes.

[@Blkchevy98]

The writer who selected this case to turn into an episode was open minded enough and had great vision :) Things like this happen more than we want to admit but back then no one really knew how to react.

[@-oiiio-3993]

Humans have been trying to figure themselves out for millennia. We are far more alike our ancestors than we are different from them.

[@maunster3414]

@@-oiiio-3993, true on both ideas.

[@vidhushekhar17]

This has happened to me more than once. I would need a lot of space to write about it. I STRONGLY BELIEVE IN THE GENETIC MEMORY. Science, in due course, will discover and prove it.

[@Brutus-co9dt]

Story time.

[@SuperIliad]

Father Image, Season 2, Episode 13, aired 15 December 1959. John Newland, Himsel-Host, Jack Lord as Dan Gardner, Stafford Repp, Cop, Frank J. Scannell as Barker, George Selk as Stage Doorman Cece Whitney, Valerie McKay Ian Wolfe as Timothy Welling, Capri Candela, Dancer.

[@cedricburns910]

In this episode I'm wondering if he taking on the form of his Dad

[@lindataghon5712]

Adam and Eve were my first relatives. We ALL came from them!

[@jaymeanderson5121]

That's childishness and also scientificly impossible.

[@lindataghon5712]

@@jaymeanderson5121 NEVER mock the LORD!!!

[@jaymeanderson5121]

@@lindataghon5712 Who mocked your lord? We were talking about your belief in Adam and Eve, or were you talking about Jack Lord? 😂

[@tannawannavannabittannawan7138]

Good~~~~Lord..........................what a prrformance❕

[@hankterreros223]

First time I've seen "Stoney" cry like a "Keiki". "Mele Kalikimaka"!

[@hankterreros223]

And it was before he learned "Singlish". happy chinese new year....

[@Jackiezyon]

He “found”out she’s trashy after the affair?!?!🙄

[@stephaniealexander3314]

Jackiezyon She was probably “faking sweetness and kindness” then when she had proof to blackmail him...her TRUE COLORS ROARED and she went in for the kill!

[@TheKonga88]

Hey, it's Steve Mcgarrot from five 0 :-)

[@loislittle10]

Kunta Kinte

[@upthedownescalator630]

Two "dying father" episodes in the OSB series in row I've watched today. They're trying to tell me something, I'm afraid

[@SuperIliad]

Who isn't?

[@upthedownescalator630]

@@SuperIliad 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SuperIliad]

@@upthedownescalator630 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 yourself!

[@upthedownescalator630]

@@SuperIliad ;)

[@SuperIliad]

@@upthedownescalator630 I tried to clap back but can't emoji so well.

[@cedricburns910]

Yes you right dressing nice is good style

[@humbertojimmy]

How come the cop came after the guy? He was the owner of the place, and without a warrant, the cop would actually be the one trespassing inside that theater, wouldn't he?

[@brianmonks8657]

The cop found the door of a locked, empty building open. He doesn't need a warrant because the unusual open door is probable cause to investigate possible robbery, or other crimes. He had no way of knowing who owned the building, and finding someone next to a body, no matter how old, is also justification for taking him in to be questioned about the body, and why he's there. The fact that the cop actually believed him about being the new owner, and took him to the partner's office, instead of the police station, is odd.

[@humbertojimmy]

Brian Monks I'm not so sure a cop without a warrant can just step inside any open door he sees. I understand what you're trying to say, but i don't think the law is that open to hunches.

[@brianmonks8657]

I'm not a cop, so I can't be sure, but I think the fact that it was an empty business building, not a residence makes a difference. Also, an open door that has been shut for 20 years is more suspicious than just a hunch.

[@factsoverfiction7826]

@@humbertojimmy It's called 'probable cause' (I think) ... and we've all heard the phrase "had reason to believe a crime was being committed." If you own an empty building & pay taxes on it .... you'd expect cops to stop & check for vandals, kids who may get hurt playing inside, or squatters who may accidentally burn the place down.

[@humbertojimmy]

@@factsoverfiction7826 Yeah, i know what you're talking about, but what i'm saying is "would it be justified in THAT case?". Not everything counts as probable cause, otherwise cops could just do *everything* they wanted and in NO situation could you press charges against the invasion of a cop (because he could always cook up some reason).

[@rogerrendzak8055]

On the back description page, it says this is a heavily edited, episode. Why? Because of the 'riskè, burlesque?? Ya gotta be kidding, right 🤔????

[@MrUdayNarainPandeySharadNPande]

It is necessary to expand

[@Roz443]

I knew when I was watching this his face was familiar but I seen him older. I had to look it up and saw that he was from Hawaii Five 0 my mother adored him Jack Lord! Was handsome

[@babygretz5]

good acting by future star of Hawaii 5-0 Jack Lord ...

[@itsmesia2469]

Agree..! 👍👍👍 🙏💌💛💌🙏

[@helenpatterson3858]

Seems like it would have been easier to just dispose of the body... .shouldn't have been THAT difficult.

[@stephaniealexander3314]

Helen Patterson No people would ask questions..it’s his property and he had a right to completely close it up...he knew the law. She really drew pure evil to her...as she was pure evil.

[@TheKonga88]

I found a doll when I was young and took it home to show my mother and she was washing her hair at the time so, I put the doll in the sink so that when my mother rinsed her hair, she would wash the doll at the same time.. When she opened her eyes and saw the doll in the sink, she jumped out of her skin, threw the doll at my head and told me I was no fu**ing son of hers and she made me throw the doll in the trash.. :-)

[@slimdudeDJC]

???

[@DancingQueenie]

Norman Bates, is it really you, son?

[@stephaniealexander3314]

Kunta Kinte What?

[@Brutus-co9dt]

Did you intend to post this in association with this. If so, I’m confused

[@capatga]

That's a lot of perfume she's dashing on.

[@TheDarkDresser]

Lol, she's a floozy, that's why.

[@tinicum54]

lol, a shameless hussy.

[@TheRedsofine]

Wow. No doubt.

[@stephaniealexander3314]

TheRedsofine lol oh yes

[@MrUdayNarainPandeySharadNPande]

Personal moments were cruel 💔

[@jessiejames7492]

oh my goodness...Jack Lord

[@RomBirder]

Next is "The Lonely Room" ????

[@hammadoolass]

LOVE JOHN NEWLAND !!!

[@susiearviso3032]

Good Lord! Did every male wear a suit and tie for regular attire?

[@davidhynes7850]

Yes

[@davidhynes7850]

Nowadays everybody walks around in jeans and white pyjamas. Most women wear trousers. Jeans were hard wearing work trousers. somebody got onto them and made a fortune by changing baggy jeans to skin tight jeans.also bin liner and post box fashion are popular with certain women. Muslim women wear Victorian womens' bathing suits.

[@angelacarleton9575]

But in the 50s and 60s they did. Even women wore dresses to church but now they come in jeans or sweat suits as if their attending church isn't to be respected. I always felt a dress or a dress suit was appropriate. Sad to see our communities dressing in whatever manners they feel.

[@quentinbrown2799]

Susie Arviso I wish it was like that now

[@vrinda5303]

What is so strange about that? That was a time when people cared about their appearance.

[@zimjun7]

I think your piano playing is being drowned out, old duffer! 7:09