▶ "One Step Beyond": Joanne Linville (1928-2021)

"MOMENT OF HATE" -- SEASON (3) EPISODE (6). October 25 1960.

[@one-step-beyond-1959]

20 June 2021: Joanne Linville dies, aged 93 . . .

[@lavellhall7650]

I know and I'm a big "Star Trek" fan She was the first female Romulan Commander !!!!

[@geronavigate-4974]

@@lavellhall7650 And had her eye on Mr. Spock!

[@geronavigate-4974]

She had a way of projecting polish in all her roles.

[@lavellhall7650]

@@geronavigate-4974 Your correct spock played her

[@lavellhall7650]

@@geronavigate-4974 So true 👍

[@wunone67]

One Step Beyond is wonderful. So nice to escape to another time where the world was all together a simpler place. Being from that generation and dyeing isn't a shame it's a relief.

[@janupczak1643]

I hear you Frank...💔

[@lc2748]

Bless you, I wish you happiness.

[@vals74]

Al so very true. 💔

[@tothineownselfbetrue7775]

...that last line gave me the shivers!!!..👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👍🏿

[@GROOVYJOJO]

I know what you mean. Im continually reminiscing about 60s and 1970s when i grew up...always looking back..today isnt what i ever thought wd happen to our country🌎🌎🇺🇸🇺🇸🙋🏼‍♀️🙋🏼‍♀️😬😬🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡

[@maureencarroll9553]

Rest In Peace Joanne Linville, she was a very talented actress with a very successful Hollywood career ,a beauty in her own right and boy , did she have a beautiful head of hair.. A very one of a kind....

[@janupczak1643]

Loved her in the Twilight Zone episode "The Passerby".One of my all time favorite episodes. She was a wonderful actress in so many great TV shows.❤

[@DancingQueenie]

She was in a couple of Columbos too. She was gorgeous

[@sarahalbers5555]

Have to check that out, loved The Twilight Zone.

[@wantabwriter]

That is one of my favorite Twilight Zone episodes also. She was good in a "Star Trek" episode also.

[@curtischildress9580]

I first took real notice of actress Joanne Linville when she guest starred on Star Trek (The Original Series) playing the part of a beautiful alluring Romulan Starship Captain...she ends up becoming infatuated with Spock in the episode which now is considered one of the more classic storyline episodes of the original Star Trek series. ...Joanne Linville was a lovely talented actress as also noted here starring in this episode of One-Step-Beyond.

[@SarahHannah7]

I remember seeing Joanne Linville in many episodes of various things over the years. Thanks for the heads up! Bless you, Joanne.

[@bootsnsaddle8289]

I ALWAYS thought she was just so beautiful & so talented, but, sadly.....so under-rated !!

[@bootsnsaddle8289]

Am I the only one that when you hear the opening bars of that haunting melody, begin to feel that 'I'm stepping into another time...another place' and you LOVE it, although you feel chills & tingles.

[@chrisreynolds6331]

That's what I love about one step beyond. Switch dimensions with a simple mouse click! 😂

[@one-step-beyond-1959]

Good comments -- they start to touch my own special interest in OSB . . .

[@missjoshemmett]

She started acting about the time we got a TV. I can never remember not seeing her as I grew up. From one series to another, she played every role they hired her for. Always different. So believable in each one. And so beautiful, even in black and white. When color came she didn't lose any of her charm and beauty. Thank you, I really enjoyed this.

[@GalapagosPete]

Also famously played the unnamed Romulan commander who had a powerful effect on Mr. Spock (and who can blame him?) on Star Trek The Original Series S2E3, The Enterprise Incident. Her daughter Amy Rydell played the same character on Star Trek Continues. She had a long life, and will always be remembered by Star Trek fans.

[@one-step-beyond-1959]

Yes, famously indeed . . .

[@patricialessard8651]

I remember that episode well. That was one of my favorites. Thanks for reminding me.

[@one-step-beyond-1959]

@@patricialessard8651 That episode was broadcast in 1967 -- "only" 7 years after this OSB episode. But 1967 was a much different world . . .

[@patricialessard8651]

@@one-step-beyond-1959 don't I know. I was a kid that loved that stuff. I Watched all this with my father.

[@brianboisguilbert6985]

I recall she was in a Twilight Zone episode, I think it was entitled The Passerby, a lesser known but still powerful story about the true and tragic cost of the American Civil War. Ms Linville was outstanding.

[@arliesam217]

Rip Queen 👑

[@sarahalbers5555]

The wardrobe and hair are especially wonderful in this episode. Alot of times the designers are not mentioned. I also love the set designs. Great work by all.

[@rickfry1658]

R.I.P. to a consummate professional.

[@Sunny25611]

Such a beautiful and multi skilled actor! I remember this episode from back in the day.. as a mere child with an overactive imagination lol.. thank you very much! :)

[@SuperZytoon]

This series provides many hours of entertainment. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.

[@swankydog]

One of my fav episodes!

[@wilmamccarter2296]

R.I.P Beautiful lady🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@pattieprophet7987]

I just loved her hair cut. Actress non better!

[@LeonardTaylor700]

Rest In Peace Joanne Linville ❤️

[@bootsnsaddle8289]

P.S. She reminded me of Barbara Parkins (Original "Valley of the Dolls"). BTW, John Kellogg passed away on 22 Feb 2000-Age 83. Real name: Giles Vernon Kellogg

[@spidermoth1170]

👍🏻🥂 One Step Beyond 🌹

[@janicesmith2475]

I LOVE this episode! And I didn’t remember how it ended, right up until it happened - I love when that happens. There’s a really good book with a similar plot that I’d recommend. It’s called “The Killing Gift” by Bari Wood, and I think it was published in the late 70’s or early 80’s. A woman who has “the killing gift” is recruited by a detective to assist in a little vigilante justice on some unsolved cases. It’s really well written and a great read! Let me know if anyone has, or will, read it!

[@one-step-beyond-1959]

www.amazon.com/killing-gift-novel-Bari-Wood/dp/0399115625/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=The+Killing+Gift&qid=1633054258&sr=8-1

[@curtischildress9580]

Is there a movie based on this interesting sounding book?

[@missjoshemmett]

Two odd things about The Killing Gift Every reviewer had read it before Most lost it in some way and was happy to find it Amazon to own again!

[@janicesmith2475]

@@one-step-beyond-1959 😃 Thanks!

[@janicesmith2475]

@@one-step-beyond-1959 I regretfully lost my copy after lending it out 😡 - but I’ve just ordered another one!! 😃

[@lorraine4755]

Cool

[@GizmoFromPizmo]

Good show!

[@joankersting2358]

She’s great, love to see more of her work!

[@one-step-beyond-1959]

www.imdb.com/name/nm0513269/?nmdp=1&ref_=nm_ql_4#filmography

[@stephanieclini3834]

J'aimais beaucoup Joanne Linville, une très grande actrice. Merci.

[@sallykohorst8803]

Great episode!

[@OsbornTramain]

I don't think I've seen Joanne Linville act in anything I didn't like. I think she was one of the greats and it's amazing to me that she's never won and big award and didn't make it in Film, only really on TV.

[@lisaborsella5412]

Gave me goosebumps

[@telubrico]

This episode is called "Moment of Hate".

[@one-step-beyond-1959]

Thanks . . .

[@bwktlcn]

She was great in The Passerby on Twilight Zone, but she will always be...The Romulan Commander

[@christopherallen9580]

Beautiful, great figure and playing another role ahead of it's time

[@richardvacanti4265]

I have noticed that the twilight zone Episodes almost copied some of the Stories from one step beyond like the one twilight zone episode what you need.. there was an extremely similar one step beyond where instead of the guy selling stuff out on the street on a table like a peddler. What’s the gentleman in question that was given people what was needed owned a store In one step beyond extremely similar

[@stevekitt52]

John and Rod were good friends, so they may have shared ideas.

[@lc2748]

She sure was a pretty woman.

[@AndrewLohmannKent]

We had very kind nice but frail old lady teacher in a remedial class I attended when I was about 10. For no reason I wished her dead we broke up for end of term and the teacher did not return a week or two later when school started again. I never found why but I felt dreadfully guilty, as if I had wished and caused something bad to happen to her, never did that with any other teacher. Wished bad of bullies, but that did not change anything unless I turned on them which I did sometimes. I am sure I sensed the inevitable of a very good old teacher Mrs Wormstone, who was almost certainly well past retirement age and barely fit enough to work. But I have always had a reluctance to wishing anyone bad!

[@deborahwallace9801]

Words are more powerful than we realize

[@AndrewLohmannKent]

@@deborahwallace9801 There were no words but my thoughts. I think they were symbolic of sensing the old teachers frailty rather then the wish of harm that I had?

[@wacoflyer]

I searched the April15, 1959 issue of Time magazine from cover to cover and found no article as Mr. Newland described @23:50. Can anyone substantiate this?

[@one-step-beyond-1959]

It's April 13, 1959: content.time.com/time/magazine/0,9263,7601590413,00.html and content.time.com/time/subscriber/article/0,33009,810996,00.html

[@wacoflyer]

@@one-step-beyond-1959 Thx

[@missjoshemmett]

@@one-step-beyond-1959 Wow! Really enjoyed reading this! Thank you.

[@JohnSmith-el6lk]

That's a very easy experiment to duplicate. I'd be very curious of the outcome.

[@one-step-beyond-1959]

@@JohnSmith-el6lk Here's just one of many: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32507494/

[@GizmoFromPizmo]

ACTING!!!

[@Anti-leftist7777]

I had no idea sodium amytal helped relieve bad gas symptoms

[@F417H]

xoxoxxoxoxo

[@mississippimud7046]

I'll take rich by auto suggestion 🤪

[@4ucarla885]

I chuckled when the main character was called "Karen." The use of that name today is associated with angry, vicious, privileged women.

[@KarensKorner]

Yes I know, very hard to be named Karen now a days

[@karenevanoff8586]

@@KarensKorner I know!!