▶ "One Step Beyond": Father Image.

[@patriciamorris471]

The men in that Era were so handsome, with a special class of their own.

[@a.leemorrisjr.9255]

They were tough too, I 'spose they had to be. There was a depression going on.

[@PumaLyn]

And the women were natural beauties. They didn't need to flaunt their "fake assets" to get attention and were more decently dressed. Self-respect and dignity.

[@kerriganm]

Don’t forget that the images we see now of people back then tend to be models and actors specifically chosen for their good looks. Fashions change is all. And if you think women were more demure then, take a look at Marilyn Monroe in “Some Like it Hot”.

[@annettebell2101]

Jack Lord! So very handsome. I ALWAYS watched Stoney Burke as a child. Loved Stoney Burke!

[@SantiagoBernebeu]

Jack Lord giving a superb performance as always. He was a brilliant and versatile actor.

[@joseyeastwood]

Jack Lord was an alumnus of my high school John Adams great actor.

[@one-step-beyond-1959]

You motivated me to look up his bio. I hadn't realized he was Meisner trained in NYC . . .

[@cheyenneasiafoxe292]

love the glamour of the women in these shows---just adore it...such elegance and sensuality and such glamour!

[@billharden7127]

No pink, green or purple hair.

[@skeeterfan3626]

@@billharden7127 Can't tell in b/w.

[@GeoAce777]

the most beautiful women imo are from mid to late 60s, followed not surprisingly the early 70s

[@ronhubbard8640]

I miss this show! So few series about the psychic and the paranormal.

[@one-step-beyond-1959]

Basically, they're forms of "exteriorization". I could point you to some history of that, if it interests you . . .

[@luislaplume8261]

The 3 TV monopolies CBS, NBC, ABC are now well known for having no imagination whatsoever.

[@elizabethcarreker-downs6061]

My word! What a handsome man is Jack Lord!!

[@Rushi00777]

Genetic memory , awesome thank you John Newland , never knew anything like that existed!

[@christinabryant1899]

It's always been part of Native American belief.

[@SonyaHudson]

"Why is it that people have to die before you get to know them?" That Sherlock is the million dollar question with a billion dollar answer. 🤦🏾‍♀️🙄😥 😔

[@danielhetue6968]

Jack Lord sure looked handsome at 38 or 39 years old in this favorite episode of mine!!

[@TheJMPD]

The lawyer at the beginning... Mt. Atoz from TOS Star trek - Ian Wolfe! Love seeing these long time actors in the "early days"

[@patriciamorris471]

Yes I thought he looked familiar.

[@henryc1000]

Good memory 👍🏼

[@paulcaron400]

Ian Wolfe, a great actor who was in so many films

[@alexmuenster2102]

>>Mt. Atoz from TOS Star trek - Ian Wolfe!

[@cbass2755]

@@alexmuenster2102 No kidding? If that’s true, and I do believe you…he’d been a great Captain Kirk! I can see it. Thanks for that info. I wonder if he turned it down? Or had other commitments and couldn’t accept that role?

[@shannonroylance5480]

I'm in Love With Jack Lord!!!

[@christinabryant1899]

They're finding out that we DO carry the memories and traumas of our ancestors.....in our DNA.

[@sandybruce9092]

I do believe this. I remember many years ago when a friend and I were taking classes from a man (can’t remember his name) that was about parapsychology (not sure if that is even a word anymore) - we talked about collective memory of all our ancestors!

[@one-step-beyond-1959]

Not in the DNA itself, but in "epigenomes" . . . which have the effect of turning the gene functions on or off . . .

[@RenegadeContext]

Exactly, epigenomes turn on or off the capacities of the gene based on environment. Environmental factors include nutrition, stress, exercise and other factors. This means if your parents experienced a lot of stress certain gene aspects get turned on or off and propensities to response to that increases. A good example is people are more likely to store higher levels of fat if there was famine in their ancestral past. Or people are more likely to have an adversion to immigration if there was plague or disease in their ancestral past. I don't know how many generations it goes back but it is fascinating

[@luislaplume8261]

That explains why I sometimes feel like having a duel with another man who says an outlandish lie to infunce people into doing the wrong thing. What comes automatically to my mind is a officer's sword or a cavalry saber and with the tips of our weapons hitting each other to start the duel. My ancestors actually did this in history. I am on my father's father side French and our family name originated from the province of Biarittz in Southern France.

[@571951rhoehn1]

Jack Lord, often wondered what happened to him. Never gave a thought to his early career. Now with the internet all information is available!

[@danielhetue6968]

@ Kathleen King Correction: 60s

[@seriagungnurastarlight]

I have never seen before a young Jack Lord😯....only seen him in Hawaii 5-0, my must-seen everlasting tv series .He's not Hollywood handsome hero but in his own way, very attractive and fascinating . Always love you, dear Jack Lord❤️👍

[@williamhiles7404]

McGarrett was in quite a number of TV shows in this period. He was in a episode of Gunsmoke, 1959. LedHed Steven 🎶 🎸 🎹 🎸 🎶

[@yasapetschannel1306]

some mistakes are stained still on our lifetime , never ever erased

[@johnbockelie3899]

Mr.ATOZ , and Steve Mc Garrett ATOZ was from Star Trek episode " All our yesterdays".

[@a.leemorrisjr.9255]

One of the better sci-fi shows of its era. Unfortunately was overshadowed by The Twilight Zone.

[@benrobertsuk]

The Policeman was Stafford Repp! Chief O Harra, from the 1967 Batman series!!!😜🇬🇧

[@catchaser52]

"BOOK EM, DANNO!"

[@one-step-beyond-1959]

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[@davidleebls1874]

That"S What I Thought

[@billharden7127]

You are correct.

[@nancyhowell4505]

My idea of very masculine beauty! 🥰

[@donaldleroy6502]

If this is what a near death experience is like I want no part of it, especially if you find yourself in someone else's time. Another mind blowing ending awesome

[@sandybruce9092]

I thought he looked familiar!

[@franktheo2055]

Wow, a young Jack Lord - Dial Five - 0 Forever ! ☎

[@danielhetue6968]

Mister Google That episode aired on TV just a couple of weeks prior to Jack Lord’s 39th birthday. So he was actually 38 because he was born on December 30, 1920.

[@pattimccraw6168]

jack lord, from hawaii 5-0 great actor

[@wallacegeller2111]

I'm 76 but I remember this great show. It went from One Step Beyond to Alcoa Presents but it was still the same show.

[@nancyedwards4281]

This is when men were men.

[@wyominghome4857]

And women (like me) were glad.

[@nancyedwards4281]

@@wyominghome4857 me too.

[@copout510]

Loved when we could be happy in our gender roles without fear!

[@wyominghome4857]

@@copout510 It's important that we still are. Refuse to be intimidated.

[@steffanhoffmann8937]

I'm still like that. 🇬🇧

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

NYU Football star Jack Shaugnessey. Decided after military service to try his hand at acting. Changed his name to Jack Lord.

[@one-step-beyond-1959]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Lord

[@pixie3760]

Thanks for that. I love celebrity trivia. 🤩

[@barbrice721]

Wow. Jack Lord. How young and handsome.

[@woodydavis8287]

Most understanding cop ever.

[@kathydixon3716]

Jack Lord, long before Hawaii 50.

[@theironclads]

Dan Gardner (Jack Lord) tells his lawyer that he's a commercial artist. Jack really was a real life painter.

[@wallacegeller2111]

I believe zjack Lord was on a TV show early to mid 60s called Stony Burk which was about a Rodeo star. Warren Oats was also in this Rodeo show with Jack Lord. It was a great show. Mr. Lord then went on to star in Hawaii 50 early 70s.

[@Countess88]

Wow, Hawaii Five O’s Jack Lord! 🌺🌴

[@stephenmitchell3569]

Thank you for sharing!

[@michaelquinones-lx6ks]

Jack Lord, Nine years away from 'Hawaii Five o'

[@mannyj4751]

Yes, DNA is memory after all. It must remember in order to replicate. It's undoubtedly a good thing to not remember the things our ancestors did or lived through. That could lead to very unhappy lives for the living.

[@UQRXD]

Wooo Jack so young..

[@anthonyperdue3557]

When Jack appeared in the first James Bond film "Dr No" he was sooo cool as C.I.A. Agent Felix Leiter that in his scenes with Sean Connery he dominated the screen that's why they replaced him. The story was given that he was demanding more money to continue the part but an insider who was interviewed in a documentary stated that both Connery and the Director felt that if Jack continued in the role he would become more popular than Bond.

[@thinkaboutit3366]

Mr Hawaii Five O ( Jack Lord )…cool 🙀👍🏝

[@saesae8806]

I mean money and an education is fine with me 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@57curtnevan]

This is the only other time I have seen Jack Lord other than Hawaii 5-O. I had no idea he had real acting chops. With that and his looks, I am surprised he was not a big-time leading man in films. He must have had other priorities. Plenty of lesser actors from that period went farther, and they didn't have the looks or physique (male model) of Lord. Plus, a great stage name! Go figure! Great episode, and Ian Wolfe is always a nice cast addition to any production. This one seems to be missing a few minutes at only 20:15. no?

[@barrygrant2907]

Never watched Stoney Burke?

[@57curtnevan]

@@barrygrant2907 Nope. Don't know what that is.

[@joecastillo7638]

I remember Jack Lord from an old film with Betsey Palmer. He played a gangster if I remember right and there was a search for him. Palmer played a policewoman who somehow met him but stayed close enough to keep track of him for the police. She referred to him as "T,D and H." Tall dark and handsome.

[@joecastillo7638]

the film is "The True Story of Lynn Stuart"

[@davidsmith5523]

He played a good role in an Invaders episode.

[@whalesnamedshark]

Why did he immediately say to the “I’m just checking over the building my father left me. Sorry I’m a little out of it I was hit by a car today”

[@DeepWebDiary]

There's a woman that slaps the man in every other episode.

[@michaelhewitt258]

Women cared About their appearance When going out in public He found a life He moved to Hawaii And became the head of a State Police Investigation detectives

[@dianakidd4219]

It was a show called Hawaii 50

[@lizettewanzer8650]

HEEEYYY--Hello, Mr. Hawaii 5-0!

[@-elchoya9832]

BOOK EM DANNO!

[@archon4412]

I wonder...does that bust of Shakespear open up and reveal the switch to the batpole?....hmmm.

[@quovadis5036]

Dig that clarinet

[@charlesanthony4693]

Book em Dan O

[@jeynjohnston8085]

She should have taken the 5000.

[@one-step-beyond-1959]

"Take the cash and let the credit go . . ." (?)

[@ElectricSmurf]

Star Trek meets Hawaii Five-Oh lol

[@leosnake100]

I have watched this two or three times and still don't understand what's going on...

[@springday5679]

His father killed the dancing girl 20+ years ago because his father had affair with her and she threaten to ruin his life if he won't divorce his wife and marry her. After he killed her, he bought the building and closed down for 20+ years so noone would find her body that he stashed in that dressing BOX.

[@sharonroller8849]

​@@springday5679thanks

[@cadaverdog1424]

Lord had Alzheimer’s: didn’t even know who he was at the end________________

[@johnallen6945]

Does my memory fail me or do I see a young Jack Lord from "Hawaii 5-0"?

[@rosenamdensuden]

Bookem Dano.

[@wallacegeller2111]

Jack' s facial profile looks a little like Ricky Ricardo.

[@HistorySpeedrun]

Why do all the people look like my grandparents

[@one-step-beyond-1959]

It was a requirement for living in America in the 1950s. You sort of had to be there to appreciate it . . .

[@kellimoorer9032]

The woman looks 55 right 😮

[@barbaragile7303]

No fat guts or tee shirts and beards.

[@ddll1957]

Jack Lord? I thought that was Matt Gaetz !

[@MrStar700]

Was thinking the same. 😂

[@sulaimanalzanki7721]

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[@johnalucard7860]

Pretty weak one.