One Step Beyond - "Tidal Wave" - FULL EPISODE

Supposedly based on an actual event. Newland even brings the woman that this happened to out at the end of the episode. Enjoy!

[@leimana66]

Saw this episode when it was first broadcast in 1961 or 1962. I was 13 or 14 years old and this was my favorite episode because I saw this show while living in Denver CO and we were from Honolulu originally. I've been looking for this episode for almost 45 years!

[@stephaniealexander3314]

Truth....Back in my 20’s, I lived in Brooklyn....in a luxury high-rise building. When I returned home from work around

[@Dobie_Gillis]

Saw this as child on TV when it first ran. Never forgot it. Probably one of the best episodes.

[@gmackinnon648]

God almighty, saved them both by having the man hear her and by her whisper save him from going to the beach where he most certainly would have died/ drowned. Great episode!😊✌️

[@cynthialyman2636]

John Newland seemed like such a gentleman. I am so much enjoying watching his series.

[@0817sweetstacy]

I've only seen about 20 Episode's so far. I never heard of this Show to be honest. Thanks to KZbin and wonderful People who share these videos I came across this amazing Show.

[@darwinianblunder5307]

Ted Knight! Such a talented actor and comedian. One Step Beyond was ahead of its time.

[@michaelgagliano450]

what a convincing actress

[@jeffreymliss]

The first time I saw this episode was almost 60 years ago. It was also the only time I saw it. This story affected me profoundly, as I am almost 70 years old and remembered it as if I just saw it yesterday. A very powerful and inspiring story.

[@brendaswain7303]

I especially remember this episode when I was a young girl. Guess I believed in miracles then and now. So good to see this again....

[@TheRivrPrncess]

One of my favorite episodes of this show. I'm afraid of Tsunamis and being disabled I really can understand and feel her terror. Thanks for uploading.

[@fr-ep4fv]

Then television would go off after the national anthem,,, and words to live by and the 1khz tone and then dad would turn of the set and it would be dark and super quiet until the next morning when you would wake up. No texting no facebook---just people really living.

[@rosemarywilliams9969]

"if l don't hear from you, ill know that your alright"...😵😯wait WHAT!

[@leimana66]

Part II comments...didn't realize they interviewed the real Mrs. North at t5he end of the show...her house is about 1,000 feet from the shoreline and she lived about 2 miles from our house in Aina Haina...weird huh? Not really she described it as a psychic phenomenon...I call it God sending angelic beings to hep her.

[@foxylorri64]

Such a lovely glamorous lady. Miracles do happen..

[@ursulapainter5787]

Very good acting on the part of the wheelchair-bound woman! Thank you for this posting this episode.

[@theodethomasa6358]

I'm 74 years old and I am a believer. Occurrence such as this has happened over and over in my life. With some, I've been protected from harm. Others times, I've been protected from financial ruin. I don't know why or by what, but I'm grateful. I've often said, there is an angel sitting on my shoulder.

[@SuperIliad]

"Tidal Wave,” Season 3, Episode 1, aired 30 August 1960. Jean Allison as Margaret North Dennis Patrick as Emmett North. Cliff Hal as Commander Thomas A. Powers, Ted Knight as Woodruff, William Swan as Lenny, William Schallert as Dick Webb, Bill Quinn (as William Quinn), as Captain H.L. Morgan, Larry Burrell, Radio Announcer, John Newland as Himelf-Host,

[@rosemarywilliams9969]

😭😭😭😭l just am so happy thank the Lord. lve had experience like that and I'm so thankful to the strangers who help. that actress can act😂

[@leeallen1941]

Ted Knight wow, I'm 73 and remember these episodes on Black and White T.V..