One Step Beyond (TV-1959) TWELVE HOURS TO LIVE S1E5

[@2ni2808]

Who ever you are , if you need company just stop here , One Step Beyond is the best you can get in KZbin .

[@feralbluee]

She is a really good actress - the fear in her voice and eyes is so real. . . such a great job on the phone. . . that poor guy must've had a great time in the rain and water - jeez! wonder how long it took to get all the scenes they needed?

[@jscottupton]

What I love about this show is that both "believers" and "non believers" can enjoy it. The host, also, is very coy about his beliefs.

[@zennabella1676]

I BELIEVE IN MANY THINGS. WHEN SOMEONE TELLS YOU SOMETHING RATHER STRANGE YOU HAVE TROUBLE BELIEVING, ALWAYS GIVE THEM THE BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT. I WAS TAUGHT THAT BY A FRIEND MANY YEARS AGO TO GIVE PPL THE BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT WHEN THEY TELL YOU SOMETHING WHICH IS HARD TO BELIEVE.

[@sylviamarenger6962]

Good advice! 👍🏼

[@spectralthundr9525]

To whoever is uploading these, Thank you, had never heard of this gem in the Twilight Zone type. It's amazing how well this footage was preserved.

[@GodblessAmerica617]

One step beyond came out before twilight zone

[@lisathomas3082]

Anybody remember the tiny boxes of cereal with the perforated opening?😂😂👧👵

[@Theywaswrong]

Sure do. Grew up on those and oat meal....lots and lots of oatmeal. Cant hardly stand to look at oatmeal today.

[@debbieedwards420]

Yes

[@kenkemzura903]

Yep. The old variety packs.

[@user-dk4ir6hn9n]

Yes. . .my dad taught us how to eat our cereal out of those tiny little boxes . . .with tiny plastic spoons. . . usually had those with us when we traveled. I thought those were so kool.

[@valensluvrocks7747]

My grandma used to have those!

[@axiomist1076]

This happened to my aunt back around that time too. Her husband had gone fishing with a buddy and he got caught in a storm. He had a boat that was about 18 feet, so things got pretty scary. At some point my aunt clearly heard him call her name loudly. He made it alright, but he told her he had been very worried hed never see her again.

[@miapdx503]

Thank you for your uploads. I don't have cable, most of television is awful, so these gems mean a lot to me. Thank you! 😘

[@liamwhitcombe1237]

miapdxI don't know where in the world you live, but if the cable programmes are anything like the crap Virgin Media turn out, you're missing NOTHING

[@liamwhitcombe1237]

When the shit service is working that is

[@blastalldaybitch]

Me neither ! Its all so bad on tv, with so many good old movies when people you know cared about the story and good scripts, and cultural differences were more intact and not so diluted. Love the tense moments of these old scifi weirdo movies from the 50s and 60s

[@getvnews1918]

I feel the same way.

[@michaelwertzy9808]

miapdx, Besides that, we're missing the important thing..................commercials that more & more take away the time for absolutely ZIP! Remember having 3 networks and maybe a local station, like a PBS station? I spend some time finding things worthwhile on KZbin, not that it's perfect but acceptable for me, I prefer my music!

[@suraya1224]

My mom had a similar experience, when my sister was in high school. During a sudden downpour, my sis missed the city bus to school, & was crying in frustration, soaked. My mom, @work, said she suddenly "saw" the entire scene in her mind, & knew it was happening, & all the details. Later that day, sis got home & told Mom the story, exactly as Mom had described it.

[@Mike--Oxmall]

No she didnt.

[@alicewilloughby4318]

@@Mike--Oxmall ???

[@grigorirasputin5020]

This stuff IS real. The love of my life, a "cougar" 14 years my senior and I had an on/off relationship that had spanned 28 years when she died of lung cancer in 2015. We would be together for a month or few, have a big blowout, then not speak to each other for a month or few. Our relationship had been "off" for about three months when one Saturday, I couldn't get her off my mind. Finally, I had to call her and I did. Her adult daughter answered the phone. I said "hello" to her and she busted out laughing and yelled to her mom, "I TOLD YOU!". I asked her daughter what that was about. Her daughter told me that her dad, my gf's ex husband, had called her earlier. He wanted to discuss alimony and such and as he was good at doing, he had my gf highly upset by the time they hung up the phone. Her daughter, noting how upset she was, told her she would hear from me soon. I asked how she knew this. She said that anytime her mom was in a really bad way, I would just pop up out of nowhere. The laughter and "I told you so" was her statement being proven true. FWIW, her and her mom were both mediums/psychics/witches. All three of us had numerous experiences with psychic/paranormal phenomena.

[@michaelsmith1094]

I was looking for twighlight zone and came across this. I was born in 53 and I don't remember this show.I have a great long term memory,happens when your old wonder how this show got past me. Haven't watched TV in years so this is right up my alley.THANKS!

[@usmale4915]

I was born in 1949 and I remember this program. Always thought the acting was very good. And I love most of these episodes! My favorite is titled: "TIDAL WAVE". So glad this is on KZbin. I believe it used to be presented by ALCOA (ALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICA)!

[@andrewpetik2034]

I originally watched this show on reruns with my mom on our local (and only) UHF station in the early 1970s

[@kamelhaj6850]

I remember the three words against the dark background and the scary music which ended on a major chord. So far only one episode I watched looked a little familiar - the one which ends with the grandfather waving to his grandchildren from the window of the (ghost) train after he dies (actually, a happy ending).

[@m.e.d.7997]

IT is as good or better than TZ IMHO.

[@michaelriemer2445]

I was also born in 53, and just like you, I do not remember this show.

[@adriannaalba2649]

I must be emotional because this episode made me cry 😩 She is a great actor

[@augustbruce]

it really was well done and truly touching

[@happyfeet5229]

Me too i am crying at she finally found him

[@jwsuicides8095]

This series has introduced me to some great actors that I'd not seen before. Wonderful!

[@sidhayes6168]

That is for sure !

[@burntblonde2925]

Her dress is gorgeous on her, she’s beautiful!

[@kathrynbillinghurst188]

Can we bring back these beautiful garments and fashions. I recently heard from my teen daughter that flairs and platforms are coming back in style. God help our eyes. 🙏✌️🙏

[@kathrynbillinghurst188]

Can we bring back these beautiful garments and fashions. I recently heard from my teen daughter that flairs and platforms are coming back in style. God help our eyes. 🙏✌️🙏

[@kathrynbillinghurst188]

The men in their suits and hats are soooo coool. It seems to me that back in those days people had more style.

[@axiomist1076]

This lady, Jean Allison, is still with us. Shes 88 years old.

[@drcurv]

She's some SEXY lady!

[@markhenry2360]

She was a babe . Prolly still is .

[@lindaclark9925]

@kenny kliff hahaha 😂

[@jimster46]

she's 90 now

[@jankypop-a-matic58]

@kenny kliff 141 actually. She just baked me a pie!

[@timothyfitz1010]

I have experienced this before. I knew something, but I couldn't explain how... felt someone's presence when they were near. The human bond goes beyond words and emotions.

[@meenab3067]

Takes us back to a time when love and concern was a part and parcel of a marriage

[@freemarketjoe9869]

As was slaps in the face and storming out of the house to go for a long drive.

[@lesliecurran1704]

We always remember the good and forget there was also bad. There was a lot of abuse, a lot of marriages where people stayed together because they felt that they had to but they hated each other, we always tend to idealize the past.

[@internetcensure5849]

Commoditized relationships now.🤣

[@jwsuicides8095]

You think that love and concern ISN'T a part of marriage now? You need to get some proper friends...

[@meenab3067]

@@jwsuicides8095 yes for a few not as a rule

[@joannecrowley5651]

Just discovered these. Yes, many thanks to whomever are loading these. I recall The Twilight Zone but not these amazing offerings. In these days of reality shows without scripts (or meaningful content), I savor these episodes.

[@doughjelm4029]

This actually happened to me. A man's life was saved from a burning apartment building because, somehow, I knew exactly where to look before we even got there. It was a routine 9:00 AM "reported smoke" call, but I became more and more aware of this dying man the closer we got to the fire. He was pulse-less and not breathing when rescued, but after mouth to mouth resuscitation, and paramedic transport to the hospital, he recovered fully. All the talk back at the station was concerning how I knew, and talked about about this victim, before we even got there. Other Captains and Chief officers, told me about similar incidents that happened to them during their careers. How or why it happened, I don't have a clue. But it did.

[@jehugo66]

Doug Hjelm Did you start that 🔥?

[@celesteadeanes4478]

my mom back in the late fifites was asleep on the 3rd floor. An chicago soild brick(built like a fortress or castle ) apt buliding her neighbors baby was choking on a bell that came loose from the babys shoe. On the ground floor. She dreamt of that promply woke went down to see and slapped the bell out of the childs throat. Her Mom my gramma in Missippi would have labor pains when my mom was giving birth . I was about 28, and was seperated from my children . Going thru yet another abusive dv situation , their father had been that way too ,my spirit fairly broken by that alone. I used to use the "L" trian a lot and take them too ,on trips across town. They liked travelling but were afraid of it and would be very careful boarding , it was a monstrous thing to them, the noise and the size and most of all the electric rail . I almost destroyed myself dealing with a very bad man again. And you see, my household growing up was dysfuntional, many of my realives my siblings cold cruel and indifferent. I was very young.Horrible. They , my little ones ,would have repeated dreams about me falling on that rail , nightmares. They were with my in laws , who hated me too --- 700 miles away? It was a mirricle I had church friends that helped me after that. Many years ago.I survived, by Gods grace.

[@celesteadeanes4478]

The love of my life I met right after these incidents. He was a very flawed man but he in hisway loved me deeply. I realized afer I met I used of dream of him , here the dream: startin at about 4 I dreamed in black and white back then! I dremt of him as his teenage self the face was blurred but his form was plain , he had broad shoulders narrow waist and he was known for his big feet! He was a handsome fellow. Well in the dream we hitched up a coestoga wagon and went west. He was about ten years older than me . We met he was 40 I was 30 about then at the VA hospital . He was really ill. I was having fainting fits , I assigned that to nervous debility , but actually it was military injury at the rootof that. I digress. Chicago, despite the properganda of late , is a wonderful romantic place to have a love affair. Glamourous . But got up he up and made a way for us to move to Minnepolis then New Mexico . I had two children who dream like this too btw . He used to tell me of the time went about ten years of age he went swimming in new york state a cold deep glacial lake --- and dived too deep , ran out of air , then decide to take a breath several feet under water in a panic... he breathed AIR ! And rose to the surface . Told his mom she was not impressed at all. He died a long time ago. That was horrible . But here I am. His children are very modest kindly young men , they wre raised on ranch land deep in the mequiste woods of the Sandia mountains 40 miles outside of Albuquerque. Very beauitful wilderness. We now live in Durango Colorado.One son is a store clerk at a posh market ; his father was that in the gold coast neighborhood whre we first lived --- I think he got work often cuz of his looks! And the other works on the tourist raliroad --- his father used to get mistaken for an old time railroad type dramatic campy air about him since his teens ,charismatic. Well, the last time I dreamt of the wagon rolling into the sunset when I moved into a beautful new apt complex in the foothills of the rockies here about 2 years ago. .. And, here ,after many years , theres another man of my very dreams met on a spiritual cross roads. In a mountain paradise. We met at he Animas river in a park . He took one look fell on his knees. Came back the next day did it again. I was simply sunning myself on a bluff right next to the river , after a hard bike ride . Celerating my June 60th birthday on the equinox /eclipse close of June. LOve at first sight ! Like the proverbial thunder bolt . Me , at ...60...? Guess wht? My youngest son was dreaming prior and was moved o tell me tht he dremt of a " . secret admirer". And then the next day a norder a rrived much delayed to my chagrin from a dress manufacter I had inadvertantly bought a taliored wedding dress. On sale I didnt realize it before. It somehow impresssed me unboxing it that was important...? THE NEXT DAY I MET THIS FELLOW! What is the moral of this 40 year tale ... ? Perhaps I can say : Love is eternal . Expect the unexpected! T heres no such thing as a coincidence...! Things happen for a reason. And ..God is a Poet. While I am typing this, I just got a call from him ,in directly.... Wow. Yes we are still courting. But thats another story.

[@BrightSeaStar]

I am "scientifically minded," but I do believe you. There are still so many things we don't know about nature, and the human mind.

[@ria1636]

@@celesteadeanes4478 Thank you for your life stories. Hope you have a very happy life with your new beau. Lol 😊

[@ThePlataf]

My husband, a lawyer, was due to go to court one morning, and i suddenky felt great terror, and begged him not to go. I couldn't give any explanation for this. Hubby tried to soothe me, and went off to his job. For hours, I paced like a wild tiger, extremely agitated, unable to eat or relax. Suddenly, he was home early, looking quite rattled. A mentally ill man had entered court and attacked him with a knife. Ever since, he's listened to my hunches.

[@colinstewart1432]

Never ignore your gut instincts. It's there for a reason.

[@ThePlataf]

@@colinstewart1432 Yes! I wish I knew how it works. I remember one Xmas Day, I just couldn't eat lunch, very restless, depressed, and apprehensive. Hubby felt the same. A friend rang to tell us she had a feeling of great dread, and we discussed it, very puzzled. Next day, the terrible tsunami killed 250,000 people...

[@geographicoddity9444]

Debbie braided her hair very nicely all by herself.

[@susanbengston3208]

Yes, I noticed that too, wow.

[@l.5832]

Hair was not washed daily back then and many girls and women braided their hair at night before going to bed. A popular thing in the early 1970s was to wash the hair at night (no blow dryers then) braid it, and go to bed. In the morning, release the braids and the hair had a very nice wave to it. I hate it when people put today's norms and standards on years gone by without living in that era. (I am a senior now)

[@petert9110]

Nice to find an old series i've never seen before on youtube that's free. Only things that are free on the youtube we get in New Zealand are documentaries & really old rubbish nobody is interested in. So this is a great find.

[@GA-1st]

Wow! Jean Allison is incredible! She was totally convincing. I had an experience once very much like this story. Of course, no one believes me - except the person I was connected to. She believes me. There's no other way I could have known what she had gone through. Believe it, or not.

[@analogchris9084]

🛑 l had an incident years ago....when l stopped my car quickly because l saw a vision of an accident ahead on the road. At that moment another car ran a stop sign...and if l had not stopped we would have been severely rammed in the passenger door. My then fiance is now my ex-husband.... .....and to this day he tells EVERONE about the time he wasn't killed because l saw an accident that never happened & stopped the car in the nick of time. Turns out people tend to believe you when your ex-husband tells the story!!! 😁 I've had a number of other strange incidences where catastrophes were averted or l have had a sense of "knowing" something was about to happen. It's eerie and unexplainable..... but l ALWAYS respond when it happens. It has been weird sometimes... but it has ALWAYS been a force for good....with spooky but positive outcomes. I NEVER "second guess" it anymore. 🎭 .

[@PhilAndersonOutside]

Agree. Excellent acting, in an otherwise very simple, straight forward story.

[@jomama5186]

That was awesome. She almost made me cry a couple times!

[@brucegordon7248]

Finding that dime store hat, really saved the day. This incident probably saved their marriage.

[@getvnews1918]

I like john Newland intros he has such a friendly witty approach it is very (fascinating) and the music through and at the ends of the shows (so spooky). 👍✌

[@Jane-nc2fr]

The music is so right for this spooky show.

[@joanjackson2559]

These are the "Old & the Best" movies.. Thank You 😀🎥

[@NuncNuncNuncNunc]

Jean Allison knocked this one out of the park!

[@tatyana5761]

I love this narrator, he has a brilliant way of leaving you in suspense. I also LOVE these episodes and the acting is simply brilliant!!!

[@JCMCentAus]

The real mind-bender is how did the dive over a cliff turn the 1955 Mercury into a 1957 Ford.

[@veenapaulson5864]

Good catch!!!

[@tomsmith5216]

"The magic of television" lol.

[@samanthathompson9812]

😂

[@barbaracabello587]

"metal -transformity", hahaha . . .

[@susanbengston3208]

😂

[@michaelalexispalmer3375]

What a great episode. The acting and storyline was well done.

[@gotohellenwaite6371]

When your heart is bound to someone else you know what’s going on.

[@mbabist01]

I had that happen to me. My family used to own a Dutch Keeshund. One time I went out to what amounted a "courtesy" interview. While I was gone it seemed the dog was telling me the house was being robbed (he was 15 at the time and hard of hearing). When I returned, sure enough the house had been robbed, but the dog was fine.

[@giorgioarturociompi9313]

Always LOVED the music on this show. Both the theme music and the music within the episodes. Added substantially to my pleasure.

[@shandaabsar-so5gp]

5 episodes i watched so far. At work. Great way to pass the time.

[@adrianwheeler4625]

John Newland is classic.

[@jcassidy938]

The endless rain that only seems to rain on him.

[@Wellch]

J Cassidy I noticed.

[@AhmadHamzabalad]

😂Story of my life

[@annabelladebonnay8320]

Z Am I glad I know the name Jean Allison!!!! what a convincing and splendid actress!!in this superb episode!

[@joeowens6180]

What's amazing about this series is that is shows what quality television we had in those days, compared with the slick and slimly crap we see today. Sad.

[@susanengelbrecht773]

What a relief to see good stories, no foul language and vile scenes, proper respect.... This is so good.

[@janupczak5059]

Thank you so much... You are awesome for giving us this trip in the "Way-Back" machine! ❤

[@getvnews1918]

I feel the same way.

[@scootergurl48]

Love that cop. He's halfway under the car. And the cop says 'His legs are caught under the car.' Brilliant deduction.

[@susanbengston3208]

Hahaha yea, my fav line is the cop as he runs up the ridge to call an ambulance and hollers back “Don’t move him!” Lol

[@colinstewart1432]

That level of deductive reasoning is worthy of Sherlock Holmes 🤣

[@jeffreyberkin-ez3uh]

And the cop tries to lift up the car! Good show, anyway.

[@VexVane]

How times changed. Today if you want to report someone missing, they refuse to listen to you for 48-72 hours, then they give you form to fill out, and they dont lift a finger.

[@bonnielong5812]

Vex Vane I THINK most States have abandoned that 24/48 hours missing rule. T THINK it’s now it’s almost immediate when the report is made.

[@MN-re9oh]

@@bonnielong5812 And that's how it should be as so much can happen within minutes, let alone hours.

[@bonnielong5812]

M N And you’re absolutely right, wasted minutes/hours can mean the difference between life & death.

[@queeng5925]

@@bonnielong5812 it depends on circumstance n always has... fer example if someones hubby made them sign a life insurance policy the day b4 tis dif to a teen whos a well known frequent runaway

[@julieannblack3]

Yes, they lift a finger... to continue scrolling on their smartphone.

[@noslack8907]

Love seeing the cars of that era!

[@cheryldahl9192]

God gave me this gift for a while. It's Amazing what God can Do!

[@Omonike88]

This wife is the real MVP! Wouldn't stop looking for her husband, went down a mud slope... DAMN!

[@barbaraturner8129]

Love her eyes expression. Academy material. Thanks for posting

[@almeggs3247]

The actress that played the wife was great! And pretty!

[@christinecoombs3536]

Yes. Especially when we were on a family holiday served by the motel for breakfast.

[@WrenChastain]

My mom could always sense if something wasn’t right. She used to say she could always feel me if something was wrong. I pu her through a lot when I was in my 20s. I can see that now. When my stepdad died back 2017 I knew she couldn’t help me. She didn’t drive. So we started looking out for each other. She passed away 2023. I feel very alone at times without her. When she was alive I always felt safe. I miss her so much and love her every bit as much. When she died there was an uneasy silence so quiet my ears”ring “ all the time.

[@almeggs3247]

I miss these so very much. As I got older now I realize how true to reality they were! I recall my Dad calling me when he had fallen at home five hundred miles away. My x wife waking me in my sleep 3 thousand miles away!

[@monstersbrandsparkplugz7151]

I hate the day and age I live in so much all I watch is old shows/movies. Every time an ad comes up it’s a reminder that I’m in this clown world Hell 2023.

[@philiphamill6579]

Doesn't surprise me at all, my wife and I have this kind of connection, she always knows when I'm upset even if I'm not there

[@guygrip2120]

Philip Hamill CLORIS LEACHMAN.WAS IN THE EPISODE BEFORE THIS ONE YOU GOT GLIMPSE OF END CREDIT. OF THE DARK.ROOM EPISODE 4 THIS IS EPISODE. 5

[@michaelwertzy9808]

@1luving, Dogs are better at it!

[@laurenchristianna2092]

@@michaelwertzy9808 We're just as good at it until we let society tell us its not real then we discount and shrug off and explain away our telepathic feelings. Also being distracted all the time with tv, work, responsibilities. Dogs have obviously simpler existences and just tune in without question when something is up.

[@sharmishthabasu3955]

incredibly beautiful story of love.

[@jamesmason8052]

Don’t ever remember this show. What happened there? This is as good as the twilight zone or outer limits. I’ve even looked up some of the stories. So cool thanks for the upload :) xoxo

[@robertsamson4610]

Parts of this episode were filmed somewhere in the hills of So Calif., you can tell by the oil wells and the Eucalyptus trees in the background.

[@Carly8Corday]

My favorite. ~ heart ~ (And what a nice policeman.) Thank you so much for uploading all this amazing good stuff.

[@latzmenon5770]

Omg I love this series and am hooked on it!

[@MaiMyTie]

He was right about one thing...that headpiece was awful!

[@drcurv]

Maybe, just maybe, it saved his life. Just think; if he hadn't thrown it out of the car that night …..

[@rahkinrah1963]

But she did love him.

[@kamelhaj6850]

Looks like she stuck some leftover Christmas bows/ribbons on her head. :oD

[@celesteadeanes4478]

I liked that hat , thank you!

[@WhySoLoud]

I think she might have had it on backwards. lol

[@dubliners0999]

That Jean Allison showed some good acting chops when she was on the phone with her husband's coworker. And that actor Paul Richards showed real commitment when he not only allowed his face to be partially submerged in dirty water, but did it with his mouth open. Now hat's commitment to the craft. No kidding.

[@andrewpetik2034]

'What is telepathy?' 25:16 That smile! That chuckle! That is awesome! 'You're not going to trap me!'

[@idaayers9120]

🤣

[@User47598]

Well the acting were very solid, as well as the direction. Bravo. 👏👏👏Kudos to that helpfull cop with the slow "Batmobile" 😆😅😄

[@mikewilliams258]

"Don't move him!" Probably the most redundant piece of advice ever.

[@jankypop-a-matic58]

He was alive until she hugged him to death by twisting his already broken neck!

[@stephencoldbear]

It would have been dangerous to try to move him after the crash and being pinned under the car. Trying to pull him out from under it without medical personnel present could cause more injury.

[@lifeisgood1222]

This is called a miracle wife. He's a very very lucky man.

[@aliciagonzales5781]

Love these shows !

[@BrittMFH]

Sheesh, what an abusive man her husband was. Hope he'll treat his wife better now that she saved his life.

[@corettaha7855]

Britt H she’s the one who beat up on HIM

[@BrittMFH]

@Coretta Ha and @jesus perez - She did NOT "beat him up" although she did slap his face after he had insulted her nonstop in the car and house. He was an emotionally man.

[@BrittMFH]

@jesus perez Disagree.

[@claudiafahey1353]

You mean the constant complaining nagging shrew who hit him and he didnt hit her back...lol i think he showed a lot of restraint

[@SuperIliad]

One Step Beyond (1959-1961), “Twelve Hours to Live,” Season 1, Episode 5, aired 17 February 1959. John Newland as Himself - (Host), Paul Richards as Will Jansen, Jean Allison as Carol Jansen, Douglas Kennedy as Sgt. Cooper, Larrian Gillespie as Debbie Jansen, Lillian Powell as Mrs. Ford, Bernard Sell as the Detective.

[@LosaLei]

always love how hysterical the women use to get in these movies lol. so dramatic. they all look so beautiful from this era

[@hotlips3923]

They all looked beautiful because only beautiful women were allowed to become actresses...

[@marywilliams9858]

@@teris6360 Children, don't fight. There are some very wholesone men AND women today. Keep an open mind.

[@marywilliams9858]

@@cableguy209 Please clean up your language. You are not a gentleman.

[@bernicerogers2383]

I think anyone would be hysterical if their husband never came home for that long.

[@ramdomgiltter5590]

@@hotlips3923 all that makeup helps too...

[@rogerrendzak8055]

"You don't have to YELL, I'm sitting right here, beside you"😆!!! That derogative statement, never fails to amuse me. Emotions are acceptable, emotional IS NOT 😏, heh-heh.

[@drcurv]

Another good story, PizzaFlix; thanks for uploading it. In fact, it wouldn't be bad as a full length thriller film in its own right.

[@frederickcombs8661]

THIS IS JUST A SMALL TV SHOW... BUT IT FELT LIKE A BIG MOVIE. I WAS TRANSPORTED BY THIS IDEA OF TELEPATHY, THE DRAMA AND THE ACTING.

[@pam1574]

4 hours of babysitting, $3.00!!!

[@kulavoorjagadish1277]

$ 3 was lots of money to pay as babysitting in the era 1950's.

[@m.e.d.7997]

In the seventies it was around a dollar an hour so 75 cents an hr in the fifties 60's was about right.

[@m.e.d.7997]

Even in the seventies you. could get car in the 2000's. This commenter is not looking at the value and price of things in that decade. The babysitter was paid decently.

[@debraolson7553]

Pam, I got .50 an hr. when I started babysitting at 9 yrs of age.

[@tinicum54]

.75 an hour as a dishwasher in 1968. I was 14. After a year I made a whopping $1.00 an hour.

[@CuriousGoodsJessica]

I LOVE that dress she was wearing, it was beautiful! But the twin beds thing... always made me wonder if kids who watched shows that showed them wondered why their parents actually shared a bed, in real life? 😂🤣

[@Theywaswrong]

When I was married, I tossed and turned...a lot. Not sure twin beds wouldnt have been a good idea. Now that I think of it, twin beds wouldnt have changed the situation much one way or the other.

[@mbabist01]

They had to when they had that little she-devil!

[@spongemonkeysooz]

It was against the law (standards) in the industry to show couples in bed together. I think they could if their feet touched the floor.

[@CuriousGoodsJessica]

@@spongemonkeysooz - I know, that's why Ricky & Lucy slept in separate beds in the early episodes and one bed in the later seasons, etc., but that's why I was curious if kids thought some people actually slept like that after seeing it on TV. Kids believe everything they see online now, were kids less gullible back then?

[@themysteriousdomainmoviepalace]

We weren't allowed in their room.

[@SuperIliad]

The "next week's epidode referred to is "The Dark Room," Season 1, Episode 4, which aired on 10 February 1959. This is followed by the cast of the "Dark Room," and not that of "Twelve Hours to Live," which begins at 0:53.

[@mrs.g.9816]

I think this telepathy is also called a "shining". My mom had the gift of shining. One time she was a 20 year old out in Texas, when she thought she heard her father call her name at a certain time in the afternoon on a certain day. But he was back in Philadelphia. A week later, she got a letter from her mother saying that her father had a heart attack at the same time, same day she heard him call her. (He was sent to hospital immediately and survived.) Another time, Mom heard Dad call her name when she was still in bed. Dad was supposed to be already at work. The exact moment she heard Dad call her, he almost fell 20 feet when a mezzanine railing gave way! He called her to tell her about his scare.

[@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630]

These actors!! Fantastic!!!!

[@HoTrEtArDeDcHiXx]

Intuition and perseverance, among other things

[@antoinetteclarke1685]

Thk you for down loading these episodes never seen these before love them 😘😘

[@williamdelong8265]

Lived next door to Grandparents. I was 7 or 8 yrs old. I would sleep on the couch because my parents were away. Groucho at 11pm. This show. Twilight Zone. I could stay up late and watch these shows.

[@kristytimm1727]

My mom bought them for us once a year when we went up to the cabin at the lake for vacation.

[@skyedog24]

Yes of course when we went camping in the early seventies we would get to eat out of the cereal box it forms a bowl.the trick was to have ✂️ handy for the waxed paper holding the tasty treat😋. I think they're still in the stores.

[@ranjanivaradpande381]

Love these series !!captivating ,excellent acting ,direction ,editing and just so precise!!

[@JaneFrieman]

The unexplained communication among humans has saved a life. This force is mental telepathy.

[@JaneFrieman]

Here is a situation which happened in the month of December in the year of 1970. This was not mental telepathy but I was reminded of it by your mention of a fireball. Just after 11:00 pm on a Saturday night a huge explosion happened in the Exxon Bayway Refinery located in Linden, NJ. A strange light was coming through the window blinds. After the light disappeared I hurried to the window and saw a massive cloud of smoke with many sparkling lights rising from the direction of the refinery. I immediately thought of how many workers were killed. Our phone lines were shut down. Many people witnessed a huge fireball ascending into the sky. Radio reports had stated that someone had called the police and claimed to have set a bomb.

[@JaneFrieman]

When I was in the sixth grade I had a dream that I was at an Egyptian exhibit at a museum. Some weeks afterward our class went on a school trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC. When walking around in the Egyptian exhibit, I happened to walk into the same room which was in my dream. The lighting was brighter than in my dream.

[@krystonjones]

Unexplained? We are all connected - look from Pluto, there’s just one planet here, not one planet plus you

[@drcurv]

As opposed to the physical kind?

[@ronnetteharvey2002]

I've got to tell this no matter who believes. I had a boyfriend of only about a week, but in that short time my heart was very happy. He was at work one day and while he was gone I leaned down into a barrel and it was dark in there but I saw a large piece of round heavy metal hit me in the fore head and knock me out. When he got home I told him what happened and he moved his hair, a transmission fell and knocked him out at work. That night I went to my job and when I got home, him and all his things were gone. I saw him about 3 years later but the feelings were totally gone. I couldn't trust him. I've never felt that way about anyone before or since.

[@axiomist1076]

Im sorry for your pain. Those things really hurt. Glad its over and its just history.

[@Gos1234567]

ronnette harvey why were you leaning into a barrel?

[@drcurv]

Blows to the head can do funny things to a man.

[@jwsoaresjones1560]

@@drcurv New girlfriends with unusual mental powers can also make a man with secrets.... uneasy.

[@InnannasRainbow]

I love how it's only raining when he is on screen.

[@ross5506]

Thanks for the upload. This is when cops used to "serve and protect".

[@freemarketjoe9869]

I had an incident like this in my early twenties. My family noticed I was gone and called the police. They had people combing the woods where I used to go running. I had just decided to take a trip to the ocean without telling anyone and walked in on a house full of cops and my family all staring at me in shock when I walked in the door...till they all went nuts and started screaming at me for not telling anyone I was going! No telepathy involved or they would have kept having visions of fried clam platters. None on my side either or I would have seen all the screaming “where were you, you idiot” and stayed at the ocean.

[@susanbengston3208]

🤣

[@twyncolen4124]

I enjoy these movies💛

[@Lolabelle59]

Love this show. Thank you for posting.

[@smc130]

The car he was driving was a real car. Solid and sure. We always felt safe.

[@mrnegatively5125]

Built like tanks back than

[@brendaleverick3655]

It's hard to beat the One Step Beyond series. Now if only they would turn the volume up more, it would be great!🎄

[@sk8joey1]

What great suspense I feel for the house wife who knows where he is but no one listens.GREAT episode

[@colemanadamson5943]

75 cents an hour for babysitting? Wow. Our currency surely has been quite debased.

[@Theywaswrong]

My first after school job, not counting a paper route, paid 75 cents an hour, 1967.

[@feralbluee]

inflation is always with us. in the 60's we could get a good cup of coffee for 25¢. rent was one week's salary - really. that's how you gauged how much rent you could afford - and this is in New York! that went out the window decades ago!

[@4knewt505]

Hello, i'm binging from COVID-19! Great series that I used to hear about as a Twilight zone and AH fan.

[@Theywaswrong]

Music is by Harry Lubin. Theme music is called "Fear" and the music that plays in the background during the episode is "Weird". Great names right? It is the best, best scary theme music every produced. Go check it out.

[@anothonypeterson3402]

The lady,Jean Allison was also in episode 'Title Wave". ...TONY

[@usmale4915]

Yes, "Tidal Wave" is my favorite episode. Just watched it two days ago!

[@chrislong3938]

Man, this guy would have been perfect to play Johnny Cash, or played Ross Martin's brother!

[@jeffwerth2707]

5 episodes into OSB and they hit it out of the park

[@maggiecarey1621]

Always loved this show!! Then it Disappeared. So glad it’s back. John Newland makes it always sound Creepy! Definitely his Voice and Presence. 🤙 💜😱

[@dougprocop5403]

Jeanie ?? 🤗 D .

[@andrewpetik2034]

"Operator? Get me the police." Before 911....

[@marywilliams9858]

I had a premonition that my sister was in troubke so I called her and she her water had broken earlier that day and the nurse was too dumgmb to know! She had her baby that night.

[@kamelhaj6850]

I was riding my bike at night and was given a "message" that my mom was dying and would only live if I prayed for her, so I did. I actually had forgotten about it, but when I returned home, the phone rang and my brother told me that my mom almost died (at the same time I got the message). Btw, my mom and I weren't in contact at the time and she lived 400 miles away.

[@spongemonkeysooz]

@@kamelhaj6850 Did you get close again? I hope so. I hear my loved ones calling me and my current dog barking at me when I am sleeping 😴I think they are waking me from a nightmare, as I have bad ones. BTW, Wiggy da dog 🐶 is sound asleep when I awaken.

[@kamelhaj6850]

@@spongemonkeysooz Yeah. I'd go back to visit her about twice a year until she passed away some 10 years later. Until then, we were not too close, but she got nicer those last ten years.

[@FredMaples]

Really good episode. Thanks for the upload. Telepathy could really exist.

[@colinstewart1432]

There are many examples of it. Especially between mothers and babies.

[@gloriamontgomery6900]

I’ve had a couple of very intense premonitions that came true. I’m a natural skeptic, though. I think the subconscious can put a number of things together sometimes that can suddenly rise to our conscious minds.

[@sizzlechooch]

"His legs are caught under the car. Don't move him." Friggen' genius.

[@thedex2001]

OMG, it is so hard to watch this and not get pissed that men treat women this way and got away with it