One Step Beyond (TV-1960) I SAW YOU TOMORROW S2E28

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.
I SAW YOU TOMORROW: While visiting a country estate for the weekend, a man hears an argument in the room across the hall. He investigates and witnesses a man striking a woman and killing her. A few hours later, he sees the same couple at dinner.

[@nichellwallace7287]

I am so hook on these shows. It's my drug, lol .

[@angelacoleman6580]

yes I to..much preferred

[@marywilliams9858]

Good plotting is so intriguing.

[@kathleencampbell1138]

True

[@mayraramirez3129]

YES! The original Twilight Zone.

[@Halfstar3]

@Dindo Nuffin Just what I was about to say.

[@robertmccray228]

I'm 63 years old and I still love watching these old shows because the TV shows that come on today are garbage with no class stupid comedies these are old classics I can watch all night it brings back memories from when I was a kid I used to beg my mother to stay up to watch these classics one step beyond is one of my favorites

[@awshade176]

71 here and rocking this show as I type ... seasons best!

[@juliaheger8127]

Robert NAILED IT!!

[@RobertCampsall]

I keep seeing this sentiment repeated, and it's simply not true. Yes, these are good, but a lot of the stuff produced at the time was also crap. Always remember Sturgeon's Law: "90% of everything is crap". There are actually still good programs being made today, it just can be very hard to find them.

[@kennethyocus8046]

I totally agree

[@Jazaloo]

I’m 63 and feel exactly the same. Love this.

[@andrewpetik2034]

These shows..... Mr. Newland's narration, the acting, the story lines , screenplay and the music tied into an amazing bundle

[@matthewferguson7084]

This is before I was born, never heard of it before, feel like I discovered buried treasure, this is pure gold I never knew how much class they had back then.

[@kazilziya830]

I watched this show and the Twilight Zone when i was a child and still enjoy them 60 some years later.

[@stacynels4]

Don't forget Twilight Zone Outer Limits & Night Gallery.

[@RatnipTX]

So did I. I was so excited to see it’s on KZbin.

[@sfilkins2009]

@@stacynels4 Yes, all of those were my favorites...and later Tales of the Crypt. Giving our age away. I'll be 70 in August.

[@kennethlongsr4009]

So nice to be able to watch a great show that doesn't rely upon sex, blood and guts or profanity to achieve a rating

[@internetcensure5849]

So true.

[@wms72]

The acting and scripts are so much better on the older shows than now.

[@pameladonnelson2093]

I always loved One Step Beyond. Twilight Zone and the Outer Limits

[@CuriousGoodsJessica]

Black & white shows just have that mysterious quality, what you don't see makes your imagination develop it. Thank you for these amazing shows we'd never see besides KZbin! 🤗

[@honeyowen3163]

agreed, sometimes our minds fill in many details like when we read a book. someone else will read the same book but the characters they envision are unique to them. think about this question, let me know if you have answer: Do you dream in colour or black & white?

[@paulaschroder2076]

@@honeyowen3163 I dream in color

[@suzieqwonder3089]

Isn’t it amazing how black & white films are virtually & amazingly full of different shades of gray? It only causes us to use our imaginations & our own authentic conclusions more mixed up with what’s reality & what is mystical. Color causes us to see the starkness of what we are used to seeing. These shades of gray ~ not black & white ~ cause our minds to make up our own imaginations into a ‘dustbowl’ of confusions & therefore conclusions. I love the diversity it gives each individual their own interpretations!

[@suzieqwonder3089]

Paula Schroder I dream in color sometimes & at times, I dream in shades of mist & unclarity, only to make the interpretation that more perplexing!

[@Sabyscorpioncina]

yes and without all that tv adverts that just bug your mind, one third to tell you where to put your money, the second third to sell you junk food and crap games and the last third to sell you drugs to cure you of all the junk food you've eaten. So I just don't turn the tv on anymore... Maybe for more than one year now, it's there only for decoration now...

[@overcastfriday81]

Her response to paranormal sightings: alcohol. My kind of woman.

[@adrianwheeler4625]

these shows & movies had more insight & imagination than we do now.

[@frank61ism]

That's because there's nothing to write. These stories are true so all the writer has to do is tell it.

[@m.e.d.7997]

Technology has taken a lot of that away from us. Same with good music. Out creativity and imagination is not needed anymore..sadly.

[@alvexok5523]

I think that people in general had greater insight and expanded their minds further 50 - 100 years ago than most people today do. It's because there were fewer distractions in the world everywhere back then, which allowed people to think further and more clearly. Most people today would get bored sick if they lived in the world of back then. But people back then were naturally more used to a world without the internet, laptops, smartphones, etc., and they used their time to really think and clear and expand their minds

[@karenbruce5382]

@taxid3rmy - I really do Not understand your comment, are you saying People are more focused, and intelligent than those who are around today🤔 Which I most certainly AGREE too be the case. The majority of people today are so wrapped up in who is going to view or “like” their next post on FB, Instagram, Snapchat, Tictok, or whatever else is out, they don’t have a real life, or chance too live it!

[@frankboff1260]

The movies and songs are all the same now.

[@burntblonde2925]

The home is so beautiful. Gorgeous baseboards, doors, and door frames.

[@miapdx503]

One of many reasons I love the old movies, shows...the furnishings, the clothes, the *class!* We seem to be devolving now...😐

[@yodservant]

Artistry and craftsmanship were prized and valued....also the age of mass production and consumption/consumerism hadn't yet reached the proportions which would be the ultimate undoing of western esp American culture.....

[@brucelytle1144]

Said the finish carpenter! 😂

[@burntblonde2925]

@@brucelytle1144 I wish, lol

[@Halfstar3]

I'm so addicted to this show, it's fantastic!

[@upthedownescalator630]

Same

[@lionsden6457]

Me, too.

[@RatnipTX]

I grew up watching this show.

[@brunapixie5969]

Great series, great actors, can't stop watching, so intriguing, a hundred times better than modern movies :-)

[@dawnevans4518]

I remember watching this as a kid, and loved it! It's still just as good, 50 years later!

[@fanaticat1]

😂 your comment sounds like an episode of this show!

[@stephaniealexander3314]

LoveEverton John Huh???

[@steffanhoffmann8937]

@@stephaniealexander3314 No

[@occultustactical6138]

This was on every Saturday night at 8 pm. My mom would make popcorn and flip the top off a twist glass 16 oz bottle of Pepsi.

[@RatnipTX]

I also grew up watching this show. I was so excited when I saw it’s on KZbin.

[@annabellasarafaraone4147]

Wonderful incisive scripts, commendable acting no scurrilous language., devoid of special effects, absorbing viewing with impact and insight!! These stories are definitely my 'One Step Beyond', Superior to today's Juvenile dross.

[@jscottupton]

With virtually NO special effects, they created a show with more drama than "The Last Jedi" or many other movies that had big budgets but no plot.

[@conradb7200]

They put a major old fashioned ingredient (which seems to be no longer available) into every one of their shows ... it's called QUALITY!

[@itsmesia2469]

🙏✨🌟💛🌟✨🙏 💮🕊️💮🕊️💮🕊️💮 🙏✨🌟💛🌟✨🙏

[@rayallen1686]

They had the best writers with the best imagination

[@stephaniealexander3314]

conrad b ❤️🎥❤️🎥❤️🎥❤️

[@stephaniealexander3314]

Ray Allen Not to “burst your bubble” the stories are not FICTION...they are all based as closely as possible to the true events...AMAZING ISNT IT❤️🎥👍

[@johnmitchelljr]

This is a show I watched in the 50's, 60''s, 70's, 80's, 90's, 2000's and now. I don't know what that says about me, but I'm an eternal fan.Thanks for sharing.

[@colinstewart1432]

It just means you appreciate a good story well told.

[@patriciahayes2664]

It means you know good drama when you see it. 😊

[@guineapig4701]

The host of this show has one of the most beautiful smiles I have ever seen..

[@upthedownescalator630]

I know! I was just thinking last night how sweet it is when he smiles at the end. I like him better than Rod Sterling

[@guineapig4701]

@@upthedownescalator630 he has a beautiful voice also!

[@upthedownescalator630]

@@guineapig4701 Oh yeah

[@MadMomma-kj9ks]

coming in a close second Bill Boyd... Hopalong Cassidy.

[@Ohionortheast]

Black and white is perfect for horror movies i love the shadows it gives it that creepy feel

[@13chiquitam]

I'm addicted to theseeeeeee

[@SierWilliam]

Finally someone made shows I can enjoy.

[@845pitdog]

Finally = 50 years ago

[@RatnipTX]

It will never happen again. Those were professionally trained actors who got their start on Broadway and little theater. Something actors today can’t even begin to comprehend.

[@16nowhereman]

The man who envisioned the murder actually set in motion what was later to be a murder. The lady was a flirt and had flirted with other men before. The husband was jealous and couldn't take it anymore and on their yearly weekend getaway, got drunk, became very angry, and he killed her.

[@meowcatcat3472]

10:06 - 10:31 I just love the dance of word play. A lost art!

[@paulaschroder2076]

True!!!

[@v8infinity8]

Same!!!!

[@chriscoughlan5221]

I also am hooked on these shows!!! Perfect length of 25mins give or take, very good acting, what's not to like?

[@spirostratoudakis9851]

I've said it before - in these times of lock down, there is nothing better. Thank you for making stay at home much easier.

[@davidcraig9779]

Watching shows like this makes us more open to the occurrence of unusual events and may be the seed that the Universe bestows upon the open-minded in our own lives.

[@davidcraig9779]

@@deanmartin6052 Too bad. Never had anything wondrous happen to you, I see.

[@joejones9520]

the truly open-minded accept that there is nothing occurring outside of the normal physical laws we all naturally recognize.

[@davidcraig9779]

@@joejones9520 naturally.

[@davidcraig9779]

@Jim :Daneke Like I said...

[@steffanhoffmann8937]

Beautifully described. Take no notice of negative contributors here.

[@leecoffman2594]

Yes all of the great actors and directors are gone now. Now we have instead whiz bang graphics and no talent people running TV shows. Such a pity because younger people will never see great drama on TV like there cwas in the early days.

[@shawnsholtes5536]

I agree completely. I quit cable about 5 years ago and my stress level has been nearly non-existent. I have only been watching older shows from the late 50's to the early 80's and still favor the earlier shows. Mostly because they had some kind of moral value whereas the crap that is being spoon fed to our youth is nothing but pure mind poison. If I were in charge of the military then Hollywood would be the third place I would NUKE.

[@itsmesia2469]

@@shawnsholtes5536 Get a life to you too. 🙂 As a respond to my "decoration" comment.. as you told me. Thanx for being kind and nice. 🙂🙂😆😆 And I HAVE a life! It's to be here in KZbin. It's my life. 🙂🙂 And I'm happy with that!

[@stephaniealexander3314]

shawn sholtes I’m off Cable now for about 2 years I only use my Apple eye pad..exclusively..on a rare occasion I turn on cable very rare🎥

[@annieabfab6258]

Stephanie Alexander - same! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇦🇺

[@mikechialastri7777]

Agreed!

[@louisbadillo2734]

I also miss those actors and actress of 1964 , the music in those clips the monster films of 1960 .sherlock Holmes old classic clips plus Charlie Chan .

[@JE-western-rider]

and the other detective, Mr. Motto

[@melvina.johnsonii5303]

I must say, I totally agree with you Brother Louis 100%!!!

[@mamaj6028]

Abbot and Costello !!! 😍

[@johncipriano3627]

I Love this episode I haven’t seen them in many years, l forgot how good they were.

[@johndough201]

One Step Beyond, Outer Limits & Twilight Zone were shows that the whole family looked fwd to in our house.

[@jasonhurd4379]

Elly is Rosemary Murphy, who played Maudie, the maiden lady who lived next door to Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird.

[@cornstar1253]

Donald Stewart was Mr. Daniel Loomis on a Dragnet episode. Immediately recognized him

[@jewel1234]

Great episode.

[@rayallen1686]

Seven different types of rum a dash of burban and all kinds of marvelous things .any man who ever had a shot of that would see way into the future lol

[@sage4nowty129]

Yes!!

[@AndrewVelonis]

I don't think I'd be seeing much, I'd be too dizzy.

[@chepo1956]

I remember this show growing up in the Bronx in the 1960's. I only remember glimpses of it. I was too little to understand it. I'm 64 now and glad to see someone preserving it. Pure and simple acting, no special effects or camera tricks. Just a good musical score and talent. Wow. What a treat to see this series. I was 7 or 8 when I saw glimpses of it in a BW tv set. This series was a prequel to the Twilight Zone which some of those I do remember and the original Outer Limits.

[@rext8949]

What a tragedy to be blessed with foresight but unable to do anything about it.

[@OneMan-wl1wj]

You absolutely got that one right.

[@paulakpacente]

I've had around 30 premonitions in my life that came true. My husband has researched many of these episodes and found they were indeed factual. I watched this series as a child, and still hold the same fascination for them over 50 years later. I do believe there is a 4th dimension. If I could control my premonitions, I would have won the lottery by now, but they just "come to me".

[@johnsinger9156]

Paula Pacente, I had a friend who saw numbers on a curb in a dream. He played the numbers on Lotto the next day and won. He stood behind me at a roulette table once and said, '29 Black' When it didn't hit, he said 'let it ride' and it hit on the next role. He did it again with 27 Red and I quit and gave him some of the money he'd won for me, to enjoy for himself. I'm fascinated by this ability and hope you're able to follow your premonitions some day and prosper!

[@paulakpacente]

Unfortunately, about 95% of my premonitions have been bad, and at 64 my life's pretty well set. I saw the Challenger blow up about 3 days before it happened in 1986, but I was driving with my husband and thought we would see a fiery airplane crash. The other REALLY bad one was in January of 1989. My sister called, and said, "I have some news for you." I replied, "You're pregnant and it's going to be a girl." I then hung up the phone, and told my husband that something violently wrong is going to happen to that child. She was due in September, but on a night in August with a full moon, I told my husband, "That kid will be born tonight, and there will be BIG trouble." She was born that night, spent 3 days on life support and died when they took her off.

[@johnsinger9156]

That's so sad about the baby. I'm sorry to hear it went that way for your sister and family. Yes, I do suppose it cuts both ways, how every blessing seems to come with an equal curse somehow. People with your gift raise many mysterious questions about the nature of time and reality outside our own construct of linear time. That's why we watch great old programs like this one. They evoke the mystery of it all. Thanks for sharing. Blessings.

[@paulakpacente]

Those premonitions make me feel very helpless. Blessings to you as well.

[@paulakpacente]

I truly believe there is at least a fourth dimension, if not more. I surely wish I could control my premonitions, but I can't. It is true that all of the episodes are based on factual occurrences. There were some my husband researched, and found them to be true.

[@louisbadillo2734]

I like these black and white films , I would watch one step beyond the twilight zone the outer Limits year 1967 I was 6 yrs old on my small television and enjoy myself eating potato chips blue bonnet .and a bottle of Coca Cola .

[@shawnsholtes5536]

Everything's better with Blue Bonnet on it!!

[@itsmesia2469]

@@shawnsholtes5536 Get a life mr Shawn Sholtes as YOU told me. I have a life and it includes being here and answering ppl like you. It's my life.

[@thegloriousmoodman2152]

Clairvoyance is an ancient human trait. Tune your "mental radio." Love this show.

[@majq7613]

Not really an ancient trait. It runs in women in my fam, I have it!

[@RatnipTX]

My mother was excellent at clairvoyance. I inherited it from her. The males in my family couldn’t do anything in the 6th sense.

[@ingerrogers1131]

Watched my very first original black & white movie in 1968, on a little screen, a big box tv. I was seven years old. Night of the Living Dead. I watched the whole movie by myself. I wasn't scared.

[@mitzie-annjackson4437]

Thanks for these excellent episodes.

[@sarahmariah100]

That hostess's black dress w the scalloped neckline = gorgeous

[@marylevin9262]

I thought the same!

[@robertahubert9155]

I use to look forward to these shows as a little girl and I am enjoying them all over again thanks for sharing

[@michellel564]

She says " I haven't made an impression like that in weeks" lol rite. She looks like my grandma in her day wow!

[@internetcensure5849]

Couldn't be. She was Estonian by birth.

[@johnmesser3278]

Anyone still here? 2021 I am 57 and remember all of these. Peace

[@ihaveinsomnia1]

This is what my dinning room wants to look like even though it's tiny in comparison to this!

[@stevengrotte2987]

Note to self, just saw this episode. THANK YOU.

[@badbag9625]

Was interested in thought provocative programs. This one surely became one of my favorites. Not to mention many fine actors wanted to be in the series, so good seeing them again.

[@footfault]

Agreed. The actors were usually of high calibre. Have you noticed how often Barbara Lord appears in One Step episodes? Very pretty lady, who is the mother of Patrick Warburton, a very busy actor (in the Seinfeld cast, notably).

[@wcharliewilson7004]

OMG!! I'm having flashbacks to the cinematic mess that was "The Screaming Skull"...which, not one coffin was demanded.

[@robynstephens7076]

Excellent. A fantastic touch to have the host interact in some way.

[@ReginaDillard]

I recognized the lead actor from the movie "The Screaming Skull".

[@Holly1960-]

Mental Radio, sounds like a band !

[@ms.pugsley]

Can't believe I never saw this episode before. A treat.

[@MsJoyce31202]

It's too intense and they would HAVE TO STAY HOME with that drama. They won't leave each other but act like this 😡 all the time.

[@axiomist1076]

I find it amusing how, whenever Carter starts a sentence, he precedes the first word with "hmm" as in "hmmmthats right".

[@lk4041]

We kind of do that in Northern Michigan and now that I live in Texas it drives them nuts when it instinctively comes out. In Texas they always ask me, "what"? I still use it at home with my wife, which keeps it in my vocabulary. Like when I lived in England for awhile it depends on the conversation topic. Sometimes it means, "I agree", sometimes, "I get it/hear you/understand", sometimes, "yes", sometimes with a funny face, "oh brother", with a scowl, "perturbed". Usually mostly "I agree" and "yes".

[@mikechialastri7777]

Lol

[@GirGir183]

Remember when you could watch The Twilight Zone on youtube. Where have those days gone?

[@upthedownescalator630]

Gone with the copyright laws

[@annag9873]

On Netflix

[@murieltainter5936]

They are on KZbin.......?????

[@OneMan-wl1wj]

Right into the "Copyright Zone"

[@INFJ595]

These one liners got me taking notes...Rob🐝

[@macavelli8905]

These types of show's introduced the public to occult knowledge, without yelling it out.

[@judysanchez6329]

Even she's in Shape ? I don't Like her body .

[@jeffaller6190]

I'll watch this tomorrow.

[@SuperIliad]

One Step Beyond (1959-1961), “I Saw You Tomorrow,” Season 2, Episode 28, aired 5 April 1960. John Hudson as Donald Ainsley Stuart, Narda Onyx as Claire Seymour, Rosemary Murphy as Ellie Pelston, Francis Bethencourt as Carter Seymour, Barbara Morrison as Hermione Morley, Jack Raine as Julian Morley, Rolfe Sedan as the Butler, Christine Thomas as the Maid, and John Newland as Himself (Host).

[@melodiefrances3898]

Thank you. I was wondering.

[@sharonthomas865]

Thank You 😊

[@valerivv8237]

Thank you very much! I enjoy to know who these wonderful actors were as credits can go by so fast and many times these days they are squeezed into the corner of the television screen! I feel that this is a discredit to them and a disservice to all of us who like to know.

[@SuperIliad]

@@valerivv8237 Bravo. I share the sentiments,

[@maxinenall9950]

Thanks for these great movies 🥰 I love watching Real actors and fantastic stories 🥰

[@vanessashaw6912]

I covet the feathered hat that the dowager is wearing. I must have it!

[@INFJ595]

Vanity was a symbol of character in the 50/60's...Rob🐝

[@stevengrotte2987]

This was always a lot better than "The Twilight Zone." I never saw "The Outer Limits," on tv but I believe I heard it on old radio shows on my computer----I really enjoyed it on the computer as old radio shows-----also similar old radio shows. Thank you for providing "One Step Beyond." An American who saw "The Twilight Zone," on tv in the late 50's-early 60's.

[@armenianchik]

Me too! love this better than the twilight zone!

[@GeneralGeorgeS.PattonJr.]

Steven Grotte: The Outer Limits, (originals) were creepy, some were dopey with childish monsters & effects, others were well done with imaginative effects. They were sci-fi of course... They’re available on dvd, I bought the set at Target, I think amazon also has them.

[@SoundJudgment]

Uhhh... 'The Outer Limits' ('63-'64) was a very visual-effects show made for the TV Audience of the day. It was never considered a 'radio-serial' aired from some earlier time. To only have 'heard' that series means a lot was lost in translation. ;)

[@briandavilla1323]

Steven Grotte still prefer the twilight zone

[@axiomist1076]

Outer Limits was never on radio. It was a TV series. Very good, though.

[@hebneh]

I thought the host was going to toss in one last plot twist in his closing monologue - "...Unfortunately, on the actual - and fatal - weekend, he was not there to interfere with fate." (You see, Donald Stewart himself was no longer living. He had died unexpectedly in a car crash after leaving his hostess' home the very night that he had experienced his vision of the future. In a moment, a preview of next week's "One Step Beyond".)

[@nicholassassatelli1359]

Newland was great in portrait without a face. Thriller.

[@ernestkovach3305]

Fascinating.

[@GeneJenkins]

Thanks for posting! LOVE this show but this one is S2 E24.

[@miguelsalami]

No wonder I don't remember thus series I wasn't even born yet❗

[@upthedownescalator630]

Neither was I but I'm wild about it

[@pyewackett5]

Just subscribed & already hooked on yr stuff : )

[@axiomist1076]

You van buy several different sets with all the episodes from different sources. Very bad quality but still a lot of fun. You can also get the first season, totally remastered. Good as new. This is one of the first. Find it on Amazon.

[@sonyagriffy]

Love these.♡

[@lisagerman2111]

Lol, was interested in the deja vue intro and thought I was experiencing same while watching before realized I'd watched this years ago

[@bradstevens9604]

Very amazing how things happened in those days.

[@geraldinekearney542]

Thanks for sharing 👏👏👏👏💕💕💕💕💕

[@brucegordon7248]

It should have been called 'I'll see you next year'. His premonitions were correct, he was just a year too early.

[@cedricburns910]

The lasts couple of shows been warnings to people that they have not tooking heed to. Let's get back to the show.

[@kathiewinchester5659]

Just got hooded on this show last night. On one level, 😂 I call them furniture movies because of the beautiful sets. And the so slim actresses dressed up at dinner or a house party or even at a mountain cabin. (Check out the episode with Warren Beatty and Joan Fontaine.) Corny and campy.and delightful. 😅

[@irenegronewald7745]

yep..got my pizza..pepperoni my fav..fireworks going off...hound dog scared..watching my pizza flix

[@lawrenceofarabia8456]

I just came across one step beyond, guess I gotta get caught up on them. That foriengn accent woman I've espyed somewhere in noir day before possibly another noir 30 min TV show or movie. This episode I found intriguing. Two of of these spools accidentally tapping on them I contrived Warren Beatty, the other Cloris Leachman. I'll look forward to ajudging both.

[@conradb7200]

I don't recall pepperoni being available on the pizza back in MY time. But then again, what could you expect ... the pizza was only 15 cents a slice🤣

[@guineapig4701]

I love pizza! Pepperoni, mushroom and extra tomato sauce!

[@PumaLyn]

She wore the same 👗 for dinner, a year later?🤔 It was an original anyway. No wonder she hated her husband!🙄 I love these shows! Thank you PizzaFlix!👍

[@patriciahayes2664]

Great story! Ellie saying that Donald had had prior experiences like this one meant he was a born seer. His Scottish name is a giveaway because the Scots, Irish, Welsh, Manx, and Bretons are famous for having second sight.

[@scottscott232]

2:11 - I remember beds that had that bounce back in the day. Bed frames and Mattresses both had springs in them. 🙂

[@WalterJoergLangbein]

A drink always helps!

[@michaelgagliano450]

it's nice to watch this episode and many of the others ,flashback time

[@patriciamoore7849]

The best for programs.love watching every story

[@RedcoatsReturn]

Being a practictioner of temporal mechanics.... I love this episode... especially as I was able to view the filming, all those years ago or just a few hours ago, depending on when your feet are standing 😉

[@baljeetsingh-jg8yg]

Red Coat p

[@SoundJudgment]

John... John Titor! You promised to give up contacting others on all social media!! 😉

[@Jeaniesunshine-fb5rk]

Thank you!!! This so fun.

[@vidhushekhar17]

How beautifully they CRAFTED the dialogues back then-in the West, and in my country India (in our language Hindi/Urdu, of course). In the name of 'realism' now we mostly have foul tongue and expletives-again, in the West, and in my country India (in our 24 languages).

[@austinevplab7167]

Mr. PizzaFlix These are great uploads! Thanks for putting it together.

[@droberts8703]

Love these

[@JD-hy2pg]

Excellent, thank you for sharing🙂

[@sharonroller8849]

Would be interesting if someone would update and bring this show back, lots more stories to tell

[@Songwriter376]

Most today are too shallow to watch or even believe if they did. No money in it for them.

[@sharonroller8849]

@@Songwriter376 that's too bad, it could be interesting

[@Tazirai]

Loved this episode. Great upload.

[@classiql]

The way that suitcase 💼 bounced that bed 🛏 must be super comfy

[@AllenMacCannell]

I thought Rowland specifically stated that the clairvoyant was not in invited back anymore, which was why he couldn't save her.

[@TheDarkDresser]

Did people really leave their front door open back then? Seems like all these old show/movies, the front doors are usually unlocked, or when the doorbell rings, the occupant of the home opens the door without first asking who it is.

[@mountainlaurel7104]

yes, for the most part, they did. I remember us only locking the door at night and that was because people traveled the street at night which was very close to the front door (I'm old, right.)

[@johnsinger9156]

Yep. In the 1950's and 60's nobody locked car doors or house doors/windows especially in small to medium sized towns. Most of the neighbors would hangout on weekends and backyard grill or have garage parties with lawn chairs on the driveway, ice chests w/ beer, soda and hamburgers with kids playing everywhere. You'd see rifles on pick up truck gun racks but nobody ever got shot at. Larger cities were a little more guarded but this was a safe, great country once.

[@jarheadleatherneck1867]

Kicky I still do but I lock it at bedtime. My AR is always near by.

[@paulakpacente]

Yes, even in northern Illinois when I was a child, we left our doors unlocked. The early 1960's was another world.

[@beandavid3651]

I grew up and we never locked the door 60's and 70's. I still don't lock the door but my wife does.

[@bradstevens2819]

How can you stop what is going to happen later on down the road when it really hasn't happen yet.

[@marywilliams9858]

Prayer changes the future.

[@gotohellenwaite6371]

Intervene, it’s why those who have premonitions do.. its a warning

[@leopardwoman38]

Speak up to try and stop the event, if you can.

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

The music on this show is so creepy

[@stevelopez372]

Great show, can still creep me out after all this time,lol..

[@barrywainwright3391]

Ever notice that all the guys in the old shows all wore a suit and tie?

[@sphinxrising1129]

OMG, the woman who plays the future murder victim is the actress who plays T'Pau from Star Trek.

[@blueindigo1000]

I'm sorry, but you are incorrect. The actress who protrayed T'pau was Celia Lovsky.

[@tickledpnk85]

The music makes the show