One Step Beyond (TV-1959) DEAD PART OF THE HOUSE S1E9

Mind-bending series hosted by John Newland, your guide to the unknown! Based on true, supernatural events that defy scientific explanation, this show appeals to fans of The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits.
THE DEAD PART OF THE HOUSE: After the death of her mother, a haunted nursery and three dolls help a young girl reconnect with her dad.

[@Luvyourfam4ever]

“Anything loved is not dead.” I loved this.

[@streetreelspdx]

Yes! 💯..One of my favorite episodes!

[@winifredherman4214]

Maybe so, but living without that special person is a good enough definition of Hell!

[@streetreelspdx]

@@winifredherman4214 It definitely can be 😢

[@lowrider81hd]

“What is dead, may never die.” - The Greystones of the Iron Islands

[@lowrider81hd]

@@winifredherman4214”Hell is other people.” - Oscar Wilde

[@nursemarn]

What a lovely ghost story. I’d rather hear this kind than about demons and poltergeists.

[@Bookend74Dinner]

Marnie Bova I agree! Me too!

[@bonpourvous]

`Playmates` by A.M. Burrage is very similar, it`s on YTube as an audio.

[@zzzbbbooo]

Yes, a good story doesn't need modern whizz bang special effects, it's subtle.

[@bonpourvous]

Another benevolent ghost story is `The Other Wing` by Algernon Blackwood, it`s on youtube as an audio, it`s a nice little story.

[@septemberquest6393]

One step beyond, Twilight zone, Alfred Hitchcock presents, and outer limits were the best in their genre of supernatural, mystery and horror films....no films today can match or surpass the production of this genre of filmmaking..🎥🎥🎥

[@catherinebreitfeller669]

I totally agree!! So glad I found these

[@pparadiseful]

I agree. Interesting that they all used a compelling narrator who introduces the show.

[@shogunate2022]

I grew up with these shows. Kept us all glued to the TV.

[@sheiladavis6523]

@@shogunate2022 Along with some popcorn & a nickel pack of Kool-Aid 😊 December 5,2020

[@shogunate2022]

@@sheiladavis6523 home made pop corn, kernals came in a bag and you used oil in a covered pan, loved Kool-Aid, lime or grape or strawberry. My dad loved the TV show Gun Smoke, he would buy the individual boxes of Cracker Jack and keep them on a high shelve, we could only have them during Gun Smoke so we would be quiet and he could watch his show. 5 kids can make alot of noise.

[@kevingrabkowski5505]

Anything loved is not dead. Miss you Dad

[@wonderrob3225]

True! your Dad lives forever in the hearts of everyone who loves him. I've lost people too

[@ArchibaldBagge]

@@wonderrob3225 Nah. He's dead!

[@wonderrob3225]

@@ArchibaldBagge Your a creepy little boy aren't you Archie? get off your mommys internet, Grown people are having a conversation now

[@paulhagen5645]

Nice statement. Very nice.

[@Cassxowary]

Kevin Grabkowski he’s not a thing and physically all bodies die, as we have before and will again, but we as souls never do and will be back together or at least see each other again

[@kimberlyjohnson1371]

As little girls in horror/drama films usually they might try to cause a fatal accident in order to keep Ann as theirs as a forever playmate..I like the way this ended instead with her father realizing that he truly does love his daughter.

[@rozchristopherson648]

I’m glad the father humbled himself and said "Thank you” to the little ghosts. Glad he acknowledged them and said something sweet. They didn’t try and poison Ann’s relationship with her father despite their own history. They wanted her to be loved and happy and released her when they knew she would be. Very touching story. 😊

[@frankboff1260]

Yes I enjoyed that bit too. That was lovely.

[@rozchristopherson648]

@@frankboff1260 That was the best part.

[@crimsonrose5594]

That was such a sweet story. I wish they had shown the ghosts, though. It was still a great story regardless.

[@ceetee8357]

These kind of movies always scared the heck outta me, as a little girl and even now as an adult. My sister and my cousin always enjoyed the twilight zone and this type of stuff. But i would be trembling in my seat!😳🏃🏾

[@jwsuicides8095]

@@frankboff1260 I got goosebumps at that part.

[@luthermcgee3767]

I was rather pissed the way he was shaking her- her delicate bone structure, her emotions,etc- when raising children, one must use enormous love and patience. And, I watched this when I was 12 years old sporadically because I was busy playing with kids myself. It's only by chance that I rediscovered this great series.

[@lindaeasley5606]

The 1950s to 1969 were a golden time for American tv sci-fi shows 🪙 Loved them all ❤️

[@carmelaszymanski8104]

Anything That Is Loved Is Never Dead.. Thank You Mom and Daddy

[@hotlips3923]

I had a reoccurring dream as a child. 3 women would visit me. (I was being abused & neglected). They spoke Spanish, I didn't, so I never knew what they were saying but they tried to comfort me. One of their names started with an 'M' is the only thing I remember from it.

[@ametrineambrosia4929]

So sad but a special memory. I was abused too. Wish I had that.

[@cheyenneasiafoxe292]

the little girl is a wonderful little actress!

[@jimsgambaty9510]

RIP Joanne Linville / June 20, 2021. Classy lady with an extraordinary voice…..so clear and refined.

[@dadsarepeopletoo3785]

She did a Columbo episode. One of my favorites

[@betweenthepoles]

She played a Romulan commander who was romantically interested in Spock on the original Star Trek. Beautiful lady. 🙂

[@BeachsideHank]

She guested on the very first policewoman show- "Decoy" starring Beverly Garland, 1957.

[@markbelmares7138]

The score really adds to "creepiness" As a boy it transfixed me.

[@chrisallen7911]

I am the same. I have been looking for that score when Ann goes up the stairs the first time. I remember it as a child but didn't know what show it was from.

[@garyhuizilopoxtli9701]

This had some heartfelt moments. When Anne first kisses her father, when the father says Thank You to the spirits at the end. And when Song is discussing how flowers are difficult to listen to but you can hear them...interesting.

[@taichung465]

Just found this series and the writing and acting are top notch! Whoever wrote the father's role in the script must have had a PhD in psychology. An American man born during the depression, taught by his family, friends and society at the time that it was a man's duty to keep his emotions bottled up. Probably went to war in Korea, saw and did some things he'd rather forget, found a woman he loved and settled down, only to be traumatized by her death. Now he'll do anything to avoid showing his grief, including pushing his only child away. And to show all that so eloquently in the space of about 20 minutes is masterful! Also, that Chinese servant is played by the Korean actor Phillip Ahn, who played Master Kan in the old 70's show Kung Fu with David Carradine. He was the one who said "Snatch the pebble from my hand".

[@upthedownescalator630]

Not bad! My grandfather was born in 1930, and though I never met him (he died in 1986, long before I was born) I know he was a bit like that. He was in Korea, too

[@peachion2]

My dad was like that. He was in WWII. Believed children should not be heard. Very severe. It was a hard way to grow up.

[@deanpesaturo6401]

Nah. All dudes bottle up their feelings and then go home to punch their own wives; kick the dog and molest their kids sadly enough, but real men who are still in touch with their feminine side? Those guys are actually the keepers who truly believe that women oughta be able to do what they want and work and love their children and wouldn’t ever have any kind of those sick thoughts; as well as ❤️ their pets too! I’m only speaking for myself of course, but I know a few more who aren’t stuck in the dark ages anymore; but most of them still want their women to know her place! Sincerely, DJP Boston Massachusetts Amerikkka of course 🕳🏳️ 🇺🇦 Our own country in a nutshell with our current demented President being blackmailed by Zelensky for trillions in cash; all our emergency oil reserves and military equipment; plus anything else to kill us just as they’re doing in communal China 🇨🇳 Which’s where we started creating the vaccine before the actual Coronavirus folks! 👍

[@deanpesaturo6401]

Exactly right about that one!

[@jonnyq680]

Whatever role he played, good guy or bad guy, Phillip Ahn NEVER gave a bad or 'off' performance. It is worth your while to search for and see his work. Along with his support to help his native Korea, the man was a treasure. He personified dignity and caring for his fellow man everywhere. I have had the privilege of knowing a few like him. If you ever have that privilege you will be blessed for it.

[@PaxDisturbia]

I remember being scared by this episode as a child. The part about the aunt being hugged by the unseen presence really got to me. I remember so much dread and fearful fascination these stories evoked when I was a kid. And that music! All without special effects. Only a child's imaginative fear of scary things in stories.

[@SpiritGirlSF]

Did you notice at 22:00 her panties are showing?! Oh lordy why did I have to see that?

[@Kat.Evangeline]

Circle of Fear TV series in the 1970's Ruined my childhood 😢

[@jamesregiste960]

"The Skull" messed me up for a lot of my youth, seems silly now I turned 65 a week ago.

[@dollyscott-payne7488]

​@jamesregiste960 *Happy Belated Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉!* *Lord Willing, I'll be 65 on July 28th. Where did the time go 😒?*

[@charlottepayne1918]

​@@dollyscott-payne748869 here lol

[@upthedownescalator630]

I watched this twice, and the second time, after I went to bed that night, I heard Ann's voice over and over "Yes?... Someone called me. Someone called my name" and I was so creeped out I almost had to leave my bedroom door open all night🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tamaragilbert6136]

The houses in these series always seem so pristine and not a thing out of place 👌

[@Elle-mq8ij]

Thank set designers.

[@therealJamieJoy]

They are Hollywood sets done on sound stages in studios. That's why they look so perfect. :)

[@streetreelspdx]

​@@therealJamieJoywas also the era ❤️

[@therealJamieJoy]

@@streetreelspdx Yes, many set designs were designed in what is now called Hollywood Regency!! :)

[@sx20Ramar]

Houses looked like this in the 50's. But, yes, these are stage sets.

[@guinnberger9356]

It would take some getting used to, but I like to think that someone who _accepted_ their hugs and showed them some affection, could help the poor little spirits find their way out of this world and into the next.

[@sandybruce9092]

Yes, absolutely!!!!

[@jamessupernor6681]

I'm 61 now I watched this when I was a kid, I liked life better when it was filled with mystery

[@giovanna722]

You said, it, James. Mystery, a sense of wonder...where did they go? Lol.🤔

[@yesterdayitrained]

I think her dead mother somehow gave the little girl the idea to kiss her dad before he left and after he came home- that is why it surprised and confused him. I am certain his wife did that every day before she passed away.

[@TheDark4eyes]

I remembered this story from YEARS back and had been trying to locate it only to stumble upon it when I was looking for something else. Don't know why I clicked on the link but it's like I was led to it - THANK YOU for posting it!!

[@doogarharz2175]

When that ominous music plays, you just know something weird is going to happen. Thanks for uploading these soooo underrated gems; stories are awesome.

[@northernbettygirl]

This episode was precious. The loving spirits of three precious children, taken from life so tragically, but yet the love remained and helped mend the void between a father and daughter. Beautiful and tender 🙏🏼

[@charliedontsurf70]

Children need affection wherever they go......

[@jonussmith7404]

Damn he about to kill her in the first five minutes. Tough on a little girl.

[@Jeni10]

My beloved Philip Ahn! American born, Korean heritage, his distinctive voice (without the fake accents) was most powerful in the TV series, Kung Fu (David Carradine). I miss his on screen presence. 😃

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

Take the pebble from my hand, Grasshopper.

[@anonagain]

Same here. He had a long and notable acting career, but my favorite character of his has to be Master Kan -- so gentle, wise, and strong.

[@luthermcgee432]

You can hear the wisdom in his voice. I've thought of him through the decades from the Kung Fu series.

[@wonderrob3225]

Ok I didn't recognize him with hair on his head. What an excellent actor

[@jubalcalif9100]

Well said and well put ! I recognized him right away, having watched him in so many vintage films and TV shows over the years. What a wonderful actor !

[@alwayswondering4051]

When I was little this show scared me. That music was enough to induce anxiety attacks. It's funny how things that frightened you when you were young can still have an odd hold on you somewhere inside. I think I'll go take another Xanax now.

[@Elle-mq8ij]

Xanax. What a pleasant way to spend the day. 😊

[@Jesus.SaVeS77]

@LoveEverton John Yess, espec. on a Cold ☁☁💧☔💧☔💧Saturday, in my Pj's & up under a Warm Blanket, etc.

[@Jesus.SaVeS77]

Lol 😕😊☺😀😆Don't take the Xanax. Please 🙏🙏🙏. God will comfort, take away yur anxiety, etc...N JeSuS Name, Amén.💯 👍 👊 💥 ✌

[@labonkers3662]

😆👍

[@sensitiveone8305]

Always Wondering twilight zone music frightened me when I was a child.

[@Garacha222]

love the writing. This story opens with blunt honesty from the child.

[@andrewsharpe3793]

One step beyond was a great show hosted by John Newland. He was a good choice. So many great episodes.

[@jeffmayo2439]

That house in Sausalito Ca. probably listed for $5.500 in 1895.Today...25 Million !Jennifer, Rose and Mary are living 1st class now!

[@screeech1]

It touched me when he said "Thank you" He thanked them at the end

[@Ackerman_77]

Never watched one step beyond. Love it 💜

[@dale2434]

Omg I have not seen that since I was a kid , but that episode freaked me out so bad hat I would not go down the stairs to leave my apt. Building - sometimes the light was out. My mother would walk to he top of the stairs and say, away all ghosts, away Jennifer , away Rose, away Mary

[@frankboff1260]

Those poor girl ghosts

[@feingetarntesfischfilet4841]

You had a lovely Mom❣

[@djdon60]

As much as I'm fond of TZ and, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, I am, really, revelling in a series I never got to see. Every(about, 10)episode I've, thus far, viewed has been compelling and, captivating. "Liked/subscribed"; thank-you, for sharing this.

[@SuperIliad]

“The Dead Part of the House,” Season 1, Episode 9, aired 17 March 1959. John Newland, Himself as Host, Philip Abbott, as Paul Burton, Joanne Linville as Aunt Minna Boswell, Mimi Gibson as Ann Burton, Philip Ahn as Song, and Ken Drake as the Gas Man.

[@thermionic1234567]

As soon as I saw the dolls, I said to myself “Something evil is about to come my way.”

[@petinachambersmcvay8482]

Jeffrey Morrissey lol

[@upthedownescalator630]

My mother and I were cleaning out some old toys from our basement not long after I watched this. She held up three dolls, and she asked what their names were. I couldn't resist. I said, oh, those are Jennifer, Rose, and Mary! Then I got a bad case of the creeps the whole rest of the morning!!🤣🤣🤣

[@kulavoorjagadish1277]

Girl child are dad's pet love, my sister was my Dad's precious doll.my dear dad treated her as house princess,Bcuz my sister is xerox copy of grandpa, fair & cat eyes, I can't imagine dad's loathings towards daughter. From incredible India.

[@vianne6093]

When the father turned and said * thank you* he was being sincere and it brought tears to my eyes.😢

[@artdanks4846]

Me too!

[@Galantski]

Usually, _One Step Beyond_ videos uploaded online look really bad--dark, grainy, poor contrast--but this one looks pristine. Thanks for posting! Liked & subscribed.

[@michaelwertzy9808]

You can always rely on Mr. Pizza man!

[@paulhagen5645]

I was thinking that myself. It does look better than most.

[@upthedownescalator630]

I heard one uploader say that only the first season of OSB was this clear. It's true, if you notice, all the best, clearest episodes are from the first season!

[@axiomist1076]

The first season of OSB was restored and made available to buy. I got it. This episode is from that season. For reasons unknown, the company hasnt restored the last 2 seasons. I wish they would !

[@giovanna722]

@@axiomist1076 Good for you. This episode was pretty top notch.

[@iwillfollowhimtothend8559]

Best show ever, One Step Beyond...not only because of the class act that John Newland is, throughout all the episodes he delivers, but the fact that they are TRUE stories! They really happened.

[@juliaheger8127]

Absolutely. I loved the fact that One Step Beyond was based on real events.

[@johnhead1643]

Yeah right

[@SoundJudgment]

Maybe based upon 'Reported' events. But real? 😋

[@deplorabledave1048]

Yes! TRUE urban LEGENDS! "the ABC network series episodes were presented in the form of straightforward 30-minute docudramas, all said to be based on "human record" (implying historically factual events); however, the incidents depicted were closer to popular urban legends dramatized for the screen."

[@deplorabledave1048]

@@juliaheger8127 the ABC network series episodes were presented in the form of straightforward 30-minute docudramas, all said to be based on "human record" (implying historically factual events); however, the incidents depicted were closer to popular urban legends dramatized for the screen.

[@glorybelieve9010]

I NEED, a “JENNIFER, 🌹 Rose, & Mary” in my life before it’s too late, to make my Dad see the “LIGHT” 😰 I call Him every night, too say, Good Night, and tell him, “I LOVE HIM🥰” and too ask how he’s feeling. I wish, He cared, and truly wanted the BEST for me as well. 🤔😨😰

[@artdanks4846]

Love this episode!!! Especially because it's the total opposite of "Talking Tina", on Twilight Zone! This one has a totally "redemptive", and beautiful ending!

[@angelasmith5351]

This is Song. He came with the house.😝😂

[@jaydouglas5847]

I must share a story...a true story. It would be right about the same time as this show was made in late 1959/early 1960. This was 2 years before I was born, my older sister was 2. My father's business career was on it's way up and he was offered the option to open up a new territory in New Hampshire. Relocating from Central NY. They purchased a grand old home built in the 1870's. An authentic Victorian home that retained all of it's original character and much of it's original features and many of it's furnishings and had the same family for 4 generations living there before it was sold. It was quite a change as my mother described it to me as they were living in a recently built home of no more than 5 years old back in NY. My mother was the most scientific, educated, level headed clear thinker , not prone to imagination, or superstition. She was simply the most rational dedicated mother and wife a family could ever hope for. She left IBM tech dept upon getting pregnant with my sister. I never leaned of this story until I was in my 20's. They moved in and in less than 2 weeks later left. My mother tells that she was in her bedroom early in the evening, with my father not yet home. Reading a book while laying on the bed as was her custom, she looked up and saw a reflection in the mirror of what appeared to be an older woman dressed in 1880-1890 period clothing, she was transfixed by the sight and then turned to where the reflection would seem to emanate from and there was the lady, very slowly the lady turned her head towards my mother and whispered "get out". My mother for perhaps the only time in her life screamed with fear and and ran out never to return. She grabbed my sister from the playpen next to the bed and fled in pajama's to the house next door. She kept an eye out waiting for my father to return home and flagged him down from the neighbors yard. She calmly told my father that she would never ever set foot in that house again and nor would my sister. I can only imagine what and how my father must have felt and reacted to this. Knowing my mother as he did he knew that what she said about never setting foot ever again in that home was cast in stone. She never did. Dad had to find a home with "no history" to it. The went to motel that night and within a few days found a rental home and moved in for a few months until they purchased a new home. Never again in the next 40 years did anything ever occur that was not logical or strange. It's only because I knew my mother and how this could not be something imaginary that I have absolute faith that what she claimed she saw was not a flight of fancy or anything other than an actual real experience. She passed away in 2000 suddenly from pancreatic cancer. Never once in all her years did she ever have any doubt about what she experienced. My sister, much like my mother, is a no bs hard driving business owner not given to anything other than cold clear reality. 20 years later she had an experience that impacted her as much as it did my mother....but that's another story for another time. I miss you mom !

[@user-lo7eo3nt6t]

I suspect your mother was actually sleeping when she saw the vision in the mirror, but thought she was really awake! Similar things have happened to me!!!🤔

[@BrenB125]

I have 4 older sisters. I told my one sister when i was about 10 " I heard a woman crying in our room." I was shocked when she said " oh her, we've all heard her." OK then.

[@joelee662]

When you're young you see things that no one else can see and hear things I know it's happened to me great videos thank you 👍🇺🇸🙂

[@upthedownescalator630]

My cousin had a "best friend" when he was very small, and it turned out to be the spirit of the little boy who had lived in the house fifty years ago and died in the park about a mile up the hill. "Micah" , the boy's name was. Frightening lol

[@sorenadix6411]

Beautiful ending. Heartfelt. A lesson to be learned. ❤

[@valeriegriner5644]

This was a good episode...happy ending! Thanks for posting!

[@dddd-cr9ps]

When I was young and watch the show that Erie music used to scare me more then the stories that were presented

[@YaoEspirito]

That's 'eerie', not 'Erie'.

[@HolyDeathVoodooQueenDarkOne]

This makes me cry. A child is a gift from The creator and the ancestors. But that is here nor there

[@lmarteen2778]

Ancestors?? Are u kidding me? Children are a gift from God, not ancestors.

[@robynstephens7076]

@@lmarteen2778 Settle down, there is an 'and' between the creator and the ancestors and if we are not also, repeat also there is an 'also' there, a gift from the ancestors than why do I have my mothers eyes, hair, legs and a few other bits and have my grandmothers hands?

[@HolyDeathVoodooQueenDarkOne]

@@robynstephens7076 sis he is obviously uneducated when it comes to culture

[@brianfuller7691]

This is a solid story with solid performances. Modern t.v. doesn't do this type of story very well now.

[@TheLadyDiazepam]

The young actress who plays Ann is superb. I found her on IMDB--her name is Mimi Gibson and she was one of the hardest-working child actors of the 1950s. Her mother lived off her earnings and squandered all the money that Mimi made.

[@texas1949]

I for one appreciate your research! 👍

[@kormsby12]

Song: "Not intelligent people." Priceless!!

[@RehanaF13]

Love the story. I wonder if this really happened the way the story was portrayed. As all stories of OSB are based on facts. I have heard of a story told to me by my sister-in-law which involved two dolls. A boy, and a girl. When she was a child, they pretended the two dolls got married to each other. There was a pretend wedding and everything. The family put the two dolls sitting together on a shelf as they left them in the bedroom while my in-laws went off to have lunch. During lunch, they all smelled something burning. They found the two dolls still on the shelf in that room where they left them but the girl doll, was all burned! Like someone didn’t like it and set her on fire 🔥! Nothing els in the room was scorched except for the girl doll. Not the surrounding curtains, books, walls, furniture. Not even the shelf the dolls both sat on. Only the girl doll had been touched by flames. The boy doll next to her was also untouched. There was nothing around the dolls in that room ever found that could create such an extreme heat to the extent as cause a fire. And why only the girl doll. Can dolls become a host to an other worldly entity? If so, maybe the “boy” doll did not like his bride? We do live among so many things even science can’t explain. Our universe and our own existence we ourselves can not comprehend.

[@RehanaF13]

Kate Whitley I know, right? Especially the vintage ones with the realistic faces. Some of the expressions are insanely creepy. I feel disturbed by clowns- even the dolls.

[@frankboff1260]

Sounds like he was an abusive husband doll. Should have locked him up!

[@Shellykiker]

Are you kidding me? You probably believe trump won too.

[@johnbgood52]

I very much doubt that story is true.

[@suejames735]

@@Shellykiker ffs.....leave politics out of it!! Smh

[@rogerscottcathey]

Lucky she didnt get whiplash. That was rough handling. Couldnt get away with that today. It was just wrong.

[@yankee2666]

You're a thin-skinned sissy.

[@Muirmaiden]

@@yankee2666 You've heard of Shaken Baby Syndrome, right?

[@Angie_bae]

My father was a piece of shit too

[@ecuadorexpat8558]

This movie should be a Wakeup call for ll neglectful and absent fathers .. very poignant

[@keineahnung6124]

I just found this channel last night,I think I'm possessed, been binge watching 18 hours almost non-stop.

[@relaxingtopology256]

I've never heard of this series before. Very nice episode. Thanks!

[@imetaboyiusedtoknow8308]

This series is scary. I had nightmares from some of the episodes when I watched back in the 1970s. I started to watch this episode last night but when I saw the dolls, I decided to watch it during the day.

[@evaperez4139]

This was a lovely story. Love can be so fragile if not taken care of.

[@cynthiawhite8868]

This series is great I never heard of it before even though I'm 68 years old remember Twilight Zone outer limit but I never got to see this one I've heard of it even so thank you really enjoying this!

[@heatherbowlan1961]

Thank you Pizza Flix for all your work in uploading these great Gems and keeping them out alive out there

[@MayBeMe...]

One of my favorite shows growing up. This episode makes me cry, it's both sad and happy. 😇😇😇

[@Until-When]

"Very occupied. In most friendly positive way".

[@vianne6093]

It was this music that haunted me the most.I loved twilight zone too,but this music was scarier.

[@mollyerickson4897]

I used to LOVE this show. Gosh I had forgotten how far back my love of the supernatural goes. My favorite episode is the one with the lion statues. I wonder if that one can be found here?

[@sx20Ramar]

One step beyond was different than all the rest because story's were based on events that actually happened. Its one of the best. 😮

[@mrs.g.9816]

I like ghost stories in which ghosts are helpful or need help. I loved the way this story turned out!

[@lovingatlanta]

👍Fascinating. Way before my time. I’ve never heard of this show or series. It seems interesting. Thanks for posting. 💞

[@vickygroce6217]

The florals are wonderful!

[@tessaducek5601]

It was only broadcast for two years. Twilight Zone arrived and took off.

[@lovingatlanta]

@@tessaducek5601 - Oooh well that explains that. 😞

[@MrRatherino]

I'd know that voice anywhere..'Master/Kung Fu..wonderful actor...

[@CarlosHernandez-ps5io]

Thanks I was trying to recognize him yes on kong fu.

[@robertcoggin3366]

Korean-American character actor Philip Ahn

[@drcurv]

Yes, an instantly recognisable, unique face. Great actor, too. I'm glad I saw him in this. Although I doubt whether aunt Minah/Minna would have taken too kindly to being (gently) lectured in how to treat her niece by her servant Song (when she's starting up the stairs).

[@deborahcookston9373]

Thank you for his name, he really was

[@giovanna722]

@@drcurv I noticed that, too! She was a very caring woman, not easily offended, I think.

[@thurayya8905]

This music . . . whenever I am trying not to be frightened, whenever I am trying not to think of the things that most frighten me, it's this piece of music that seeps through.

[@HoTrEtArDeDcHiXx]

"Voices of flowers not so easy to hear like other voices"

[@RehanaF13]

H o t r e t a r d e d c h i X you never know. Plants are living things.

[@MsJoyce31202]

Of course, because they are busy bringing us happiness as they appear, it would be assumed that we couldn't hear them because we are busying smiling at them and thinking happy thoughts at the same time.🌹🌺🌻🌼🌹

[@thebigdog2295]

The voices of nature are hard to hear because we don't stop to listen.

[@maryannmcrae6736]

I am at peace in my garden.I talk to my plants they are living.

[@giovanna722]

@@maryannmcrae6736 Yes they are.

[@scottmcgraw3749]

Out of all the episodes, this one was my favorite. The pacing, ambience, and story telling for a 25 minute window was really good. A great show in general, but this episode stands out.

[@conallen1]

I know this is from the 50s-60s but that line Minah tells her niece, Anne, about playing with dolls and "developing a maternal instinct" made me cringe so hard...I've never heard it explained that way let alone to a child. Considering that this poor girl's mom just died as well is sad. Makes you wonder what it meant to all of us girls who used to cut the hair off our dolls and do makeovers on them, lol. Thank you for sharing these! I REALLY like the show

[@eaglegrip6879]

Cool! Now I recognize that Chinese guy, He played "Master Con" in the TV series, "KungFu" with David Carradine. I almost didn't recognize him with all that hair. LOL

[@pamelawherey4583]

I remember watching these when I was young!!!

[@littleMsWilmie]

The only father who thinks having a playroom is spoiling a child.

[@sfilkins2009]

I subscribed. I am so glad you post the shows of One Step Beyond. It was a favorite show of mine years ago, and probably the most favorite besides Outer Limits. I still like watching them to this day! Thanks for being one with the same interest.

[@thestuffoflife88]

When I was a kid I loved this show and Still do!

[@streetreelspdx]

One of my favorites!💯

[@madalynmoth4263]

Thank you for sharing it. I loved this episode very much. It is sad that she had to leave the ghosts, the aunt, & the housekeeper; that would make a lovely family.

[@glennhoddle10]

The aunt & housekeeper followed her and her dad back to Denver.

[@mempho61]

do not like profile

[@petelarose998]

One Step Beyond was a 👌 show.

[@cheryldahl9192]

This episode always reminds me of a reaccuring dream I always had a child about three sisters who would talk to me in spanish. I didn't have any introduction to that language as a child so I didn't know what they were saying, but they were kind (I had an abusive dad), and always tried to help me be strong against evil. I only remember the first letter of ONE of their names... it was an M, but they were Mexican/Spaniard names, and the sisters in my dream were adults.

[@RiverOfBlacklights]

Nice to see _'The Twilight Zone'_ alumni Philip Abbott (Paul Burton) and Joanne Linville (Aunt Minna Boswell) in this. Abbott appears as the father in TTZ episode _'Long Distance Call'_ and Linville as the ever-waiting wife in _'The Passersby'._ Both great episodes...

[@nwahs3233]

Damn, nice catch

[@miguelsalami]

Well Gosh Casper was a friendly Ghost too❗🕊

[@magdatorruellas9122]

The best ghost ever!

[@trishiannhellums8442]

jennifer rose and mary huged me i would hug them back, bless their baby hearts, whether its haunted or not, all those little girls wanted to loved and huged.

[@sassykat2000]

Hugged *

[@veganvocalist4782]

These are really cool , reminded me of a loVely friendly house I used to liVe in ; ) neVer experienced a home like it before or since , will neVer forget it

[@lisat9322]

No horror movie today can make the hair on my neck stand up. Today they just gross me out with blood and gore. I grew up with TV Series like this one and those made the hair stand up on my neck. No blood, gore, sex or foul language either. Imagine that. Older black & white TV shows and movies are marvelous and awesome.

[@dollyscott-payne7488]

*Yes! And whoever wrote the musical score deserved the highest musical award. I haven't seen an episode since I was a child, but hearing that music just now brought back memories of how it used to scare me 😳. And I'm 65 now 😯!*

[@ghenetcharles7793]

That so cute he thanked the spirits

[@Doreme50]

I enjoyed watching One Step and yes, Alfred and Twilight!

[@egmjag]

The cute girl starred in a memorable role on Route 66. She was very adorable and dramatic.

[@j.dragon651]

sometimes I wish that daddy and I could get divorced. That kid is way ahead of her time.

[@cheyenneasiafoxe292]

lol

[@jonussmith7404]

@@cheyenneasiafoxe292 she was Britney Spears before Britney Spears.

[@20alphabet]

What a cute little girl.

[@Loincourt]

That's Mimi Gibson. From 1951-1968, she appeared in 34 movies and approximately 200 television shows. She's nearly seventy now, having long since retired from acting.

[@20alphabet]

Thanks

[@DJ-vu9lx]

From what I see, a good actor as well. That dad had a few fixations while little girl is intuitive beyond years. Wish there was more story. Enjoyed.

[@drcurv]

She's absolutely adorable, isn't she!

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

She almost certainly grew up to be a beautiful woman.

[@carole3734]

What an interesting episode....it's lovely to think that spirits can help us, I'm sure they often do when we are very much in need of help.😊

[@sarahmarchetti5471]

I wish they would bring it back me and my sisters would watch this all the time we never 😍💜

[@drcurv]

Thank you, PizzaFlix, for this upload. What an absolutely wonderful story, beautifully told and enacted. This is the sort of story that would benefit from being fleshed out and made into a full-length feature film. DO so like John's comment at about 1:00 into our story that some 'people have been round long enough not to disbelieve merely because they don't understand'. PRICELESS!

[@lorettatayor5840]

After snatching the Pebble from his hand he looked at me & said " time for you to leave".

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

Who else loves John Newland's eyebrows and eyes? He'd have a beautiful daughter if she inherited those features. Just picture long lashes, a softer jawline and a stylish haircut to complement the face shape.

[@susanburgess820]

A real looker like rod serling. Hubba hubba😄😄😄❤❤❤

[@suejames735]

@@susanburgess820 ;)

[@YaoEspirito]

A glimpse into a classier era. In times of such societal turmoil, it's good to have a reminder of how artfully and carefully things once were done.

[@scarbluff]

I have always felt so moved by the scene where the girl is angirly shaken up by her father and is in tears by the stairs. It is done so realistically that I felt I wanted to reach in and comfort the poor child in my arms. It is rare to see such an emotionally jarring scene with a child. Superbly done.

[@ranjanivaradpande2821]

Beautiful episode, Love these black and white series!! This was very nice 👌