One Step Beyond (TV-1960) TO KNOW THE END S3E7

[@wallacegeller2111]

I'm 76 years old and I remember One Step Beyond as a child. It later was titled Alcoa Presents but it was the same show with host John Newland. I enjoy watching the shows at present time

[@toddaulner5393]

My family ran a cleaning service when I was a child and we got our cleaning supplies from ALCOA.

[@conniewaterman1673]

I have had waking visions and dreams since I was very young. Also 4 NDE. I am 63 now and I thank God my Mother and my husband of 43 years always listened and continued to believe me. I have had warnings and premonitions that have saved us in so many ways. When I watch these episodes I always wonder why people almost never listen or believe each other... why?😢 Fate isn't what you think it is. Sometimes awful things do happen and I was prepared for terrible news. We can change our fate and I am living proof of this.🙏

[@issac6803]

I believe that THEY were " programming " us NOT to believe in anything outside of the material realm we're imprisoned in. This & much more came to me 5 years ago

[@Earthdogbonzo3]

I loved this show as a kid more than fifty years ago and I love it still! Amazing writing, acting and story content!

[@Trixon821]

Probably my favorite TV show ever.

[@septemberquest6393]

The 'one step beyond' series ,I believe were the most eerie of stories on film, especially in those days....I mean, Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock Presents were awesome in their macabre storylines,but this series were the best in eerie mystery...loved to watch it late at night...it sets the ambiance. Great stuff 👻

[@Kat.Evangeline14]

What happened to Outer Limits? I don't remember one story line - only their intro. 😉

[@speedracer1945]

This show is like a cross between Hitchcock and Twilight Zone

[@tjones5522]

Elen Willard only had a 6yr career in TV and quit acting. She was an understated beauty and extremely talented actress. Her emotions captivated me throughout this episode. I hope she has a happy and fulfilling life.

[@jimjustice581]

I read that she left acting because it was “too emotionally taxing”. If this episode is representative of her future roles, I can understand. She puts her heart and soul into this role.

[@healey100austin]

Just googled her,she is 86 now.

[@thomasromano9321]

@@jimjustice581 She sure as hell did. Her acting is first-rate all the way.

[@thomasromano9321]

She certainly was a very talented actress! Trademark of the greatness of One Step Beyond. Unfortunately, Newland's later series, The Next Step Beyond, was such an embarrassment.

[@JudyThomas-c2v]

She was born 15 November 1935, and apparently still living.

[@wa13601]

Thank you for posting this episode - one of my favorites! As someone who has personally experienced a few "psychic" moments, this story is totally believable to me. The series did a terrific job of presenting the cases it explores. Well worth watching.

[@jamesdavidson4769]

One of the best episodes that turned out to be very true with a very sad ending.

[@fromthesidelines]

"I hardly know what to tell you about the next half-hour.....but it has been reported as *true,* by those to whom it happened. It has been investigated- and no one, as yet, has been able to explain it......or *disprove* it."

[@ImjustKelly73]

I LOVE THIS SHOW!! I never knew it was based off of true events. Tysvm for uploading it because I never knew it existed until I started searching for the Twilight Zone and I am a HUGE fan of the Twilight Zone and Outer Limits. I've seen EVERY episode of both, old & new. TY Again!! :))

[@ImjustKelly73]

@Jim :Daneke Doesn't he say that the shows are based on some truth at the beginning of the show? If not this one I do know that I've heard him say it several times.

[@geraldinekearney542]

@@ImjustKelly73 It’s mentioned at the start of every episode

[@rogerlynch5279]

As good as SERLING´s lateer project THE TWILIGHT ZONE

[@amazingdryewwy5318]

“You have a marvelous face” and the smile.

[@operabuff4587]

Thank you for this episode.

[@Halfstar3]

Excellent show.

[@16nowhereman]

I sometimes "know" what will happen to me and other people, but I don't say it and keep it to myself. Most of the time it is best that people don't know what will happen. People don't want to hear bad news.

[@atlasshrugged7475]

It is possible to see into the distant future. Happened to me once during a time when I was very, very ill and had a vivid dream. I told others about it at the time. I'd forgotten all about it until some 30 years later it happened. It was like whoa! It was freaky to say the least. There have been a few other times when I knew what was going to happen. I'm sure you relate to, 'You know that you know.'. I think that it may happen from just absorbing fine details that give my brain enough info. to make what I call a "recognition". There are probably are a fair number of people that have the latter happen; but, don't want to let it be known, at least, not outside their immediate family. God bless.

[@karenlulay]

Thank you for putting these on you tube. I am enjoying these.

[@ursulapainter5787]

Thank you for this video. Much to think about.

[@donaldmcauliffe7653]

One step was President Kennedy favorite tv show he would watch the reruns at the white house

[@axiomist1076]

This show ran three seasons, from 59 to 61. Kennedy would have been able to see it at the House when they played. He died in 63.

[@upthedownescalator630]

I watch another show where they made a reference to Kennedy's fitness program... it aired FOUR DAYS before he was killed

[@donaldmcauliffe7653]

@@upthedownescalator630 l saw that. I believe two years ago on cable with different pictures of the white house in that time period a tour made by President Kennedy wife

[@upthedownescalator630]

@@donaldmcauliffe7653 Yeah, it was crazy. I mean, the line in the show was so natural, so normal, and then you look back and realize what happened just four days after, it blows you away

[@jackiemarini3203]

@@axiomist1076 63 wow i did not know that . Im 39 been out of school way way to long . Lol😷🇺🇸⚖️Be safe ✌

[@thomasromano9321]

This was such a sad episode! This woman knew she was going to lose her husband, whom she loved dearly. It must have been so terrible knowing a premonition was going to come true, and realizing that, no matter how hard you tried to change things, fate was inevitable. Emily did her best at first to get rid of the man who would become her husband, but she couldn't help herself, she was drawn to him. Newland brought this point up at the end of this episode, that sometimes it's better to have those wonderful moments with someone special even if you fear losing them to not having had that opportunity at all. The first awkward moments between the actors (Harry McDougall and Emily) are so genuine, it's very cute to watch! Never get tired of watching this episode. I watched other episodes of this show tonight, and they were all so sad! Happy marriages where the husband dies in the war effort, and the wife is left emotionally devastated. Good points about the history of this raid, Billy. (Sounds like the Dieppe Raid to me). I think it's tragic that the military brass would so thoughtlessly let these men be sacrificed. Then, on top of this woman's misery over losing her husband the stupid military can only think her premonition was nonsense. Terrific acting here, a trademark of the original One Step Beyond. "The Next Step Beyond" nowhere near as good. Unfortunately for John Newland to have to deal with this embarrassment of a series, (The Next Step Beyond) with third-rate acting, lousy, videotaped, seedy camera work, watered-down remakes of One Step Beyond episodes.

[@hotlips3923]

I think the point is to enjoy lifes moments that are good, because they will not last.

[@emmashoesmith8161]

This show is too addictive !!

[@ingerrogers1131]

Let's see, Friday the 13th-The Series, Dark Shadows, Tales from the Crypt, they all have the same M.O., they love to scare the hell out of you, and I love it! Keep them coming...

[@ninamaldonado2285]

I loved the Friday the 13th series. I watched from the first episode to last on youtube..I watch all my old '70, 80's and early 90's shows on youtube..I never watch tv anymore, what for to get depressed as hell? No thank you. Leave me in the past when it comes to tv and movies, please. If I had a magic wand I would get rid of all the bad movies today...I mean how can a director or writer of a movie think we women enjoy or don't mind watching a woman use the bathroom sitting on the toilet, that looks so fucked up. We have had to put up with men pissing on films forever..Now they show women in this humiliating personal and private move..I hate when they show women pissing on film..

[@axiomist1076]

Yeah, but One Step stories are based on true accounts of psychic phenomena. So this is much better. Does that scare you more ?

[@bogeythedog163]

@@ninamaldonado2285 pooping too.

[@ruthmaryrose]

nina Maldonado The first time I saw the camera follow a woman into the bathroom was in Hidden Figures and I thought it was disgusting and degrading. What’s more demoralizing is that people don’t rebel and refuse to go see those movies. Society is definitely in the toilet. Won’t be long till someone’s writing the book about the rise and fall of the United States.

[@glindawilson4195]

@@ruthmaryrose watching these shows and read your comment, it's closer to the truth than we know , now with virus going on. How quick things change. Hope you are well.❣

[@Truth379]

Thank you! great old classic series. :))

[@wcharliewilson7004]

Alex, you made it to 90!! 7 years off, but 90!

[@nancyhowell4505]

Stories like this always make me wish she would have a baby to keep a part of him alive into the future and to comfort her. 😟

[@ChrisBlountChannel]

He was a good husband.

[@thomasromano9321]

He was a good man, handsome and charming to boot. But, as events unfolded, she was convinced that her premonition was inevitable. Knowing this must have been a terrible burden to bear: the man you love will be the man you lose. I cannot fathom what anguish and sorrow she went through.

[@winifredherman4214]

@@thomasromano9321Happened to me. So sad to have stumbled upon this tonight.

[@augustbruce]

What a lovely little thing was this Elen Willard, with those Circe eyes and elegant hands and fingers. Quite a compelling actress too.

[@thomasromano9321]

Boy, she sure was!

[@susanschrader6061]

Thank you! This has been a favorite since I was a kid.

[@robertboyd1870]

Me2

[@axiomist1076]

I find it incredible that this girl was only 19 when she did this episode. She was bor in Sept.1941 and this is the 3d (and last) season of OSB (ran from '59 to '61), so that makes her no older than 20 since all new episodes started on Sept. and this was the 7th ep, That would be Oct. 61. On the other hand, the guy is from March 1929, so he's more than 12 years older, or 31-32. Yet they look like theyre the same ! Now she's 78 and he's 90 ! (yep, hes still around),

[@upthedownescalator630]

What's horrifying is that my grandfather fought in Korea when he was twenty, and I did the math, he'd be NINETY YEARS OLD this year if he hadn't died in 1986. THAT is frightening🤣🤣

[@paulbroderick8438]

"He" also played a role in Gideon's Way a British detective series with John Gregson. Love this series.

[@upthedownescalator630]

@@paulbroderick8438 I love this series too so I'm more than pissed I finished it so fast! It took me sixteen days, that's all

[@upthedownescalator630]

@Marcel Bryant They sure did

[@AstrologicalTools]

axiomist: Thank you for the information. Their chemistry is perfect!

[@jackyblue67same10]

Those sirens is so spooky sound .

[@wrotenwasp]

As wicked at the those old cold war sirens we had in the US going back to the 1950s. Those yellow Thunderbolt T1000s.Some still survive to this day and are used for tornado warnings.

[@jackyblue67same10]

@@wrotenwasp That is really interesting to know that you much .

[@upthedownescalator630]

I love them. The old sounds from movies and TV shows are so enchanting, even the air raid sirens lol! I just love the war planes, the old thunder effects, you know

[@thisbushnell2012]

if she had not had the dream, would she have fainted when she saw him? Would they have even noticed each other?

[@jomama5186]

These are awesome !!! Thanks for doing this!

[@thisissoeasy]

Absolutely wonderful show... Thanks for uploading!

[@jeannemcardle6065]

thisissoeasy ;

[@jeannemcardle6065]

Who put my name up

[@nunyabiznis817]

Elen Willard - what a cutie! She played Ione Sykes in one of my most favorite The Twilight Zone episodes - The Grave.

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

I knew I had seen her somewhere else. She gets the last word in that episode, a real chiller. And yes, she was a gorgeous young woman.

[@tomjacobs2032]

Yes a babe

[@tomnekuda3818]

Definitely a beautiful woman.

[@dollyrama1132]

Was that the Twilight zone episode where her brother is buried in the cemetery and she takes a plate to him?

[@danpatch4751]

That was a good episode

[@tshotflash7293]

There are 3 reasons for premonitions: 1. A warning of something you can do something about. 2. A warning of something which you can do nothing about and just have to accept. 3. A witnessing of something that will happen to someone else you don't even know and couldn't possibly warn. The worse thing that can happen is you take the warning and try to prevent it and end up being the cause of it. Hard to live with.

[@betsybarnicle8016]

So for #2, I've always thanked God for at least the chance to prepare mentally.

[@theycallmeken]

Wow! I did not see that one coming

[@daviemcevoy833]

"You are just one of many," he says to her...charming!

[@leslassiter6378]

Thanks for another Beyond Step One.

[@brianhaskard1042]

As a Brit I've never seen these programmes before, they are good, some ought to be re-worked today.

[@mlp4apc]

If they did a rework it should be done will little special effects and done like a mystery with dark corners and the song would have to be implemented with very little alteration. Those are a lot of restrictions that most producers would not have the discipline for. Most producers like to place their own experience into their stories thus destroying their own creation.

[@dunique26]

No no no. Today's remakes suck the life out of the originals. In other words REMAKES SUCKS

[@patrooney2283]

🇺🇸🇺🇸Happy Memorial Day and thanks to all who made the ultimate sacrifice for 🇺🇸🇺🇸💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@vickinoeske1711]

What did knowing the end profit Emily but knowing her love was doomed to end? So the entire relationship was always shadowed and not fully enjoyed.

[@thomasromano9321]

Good point, Vicki. That she loved this man so much, and, in spite of her efforts at first to get rid of him, found resisting his advances would do no good: she was drawn to him from the beginning.

[@rogerlynch5279]

@@thomasromano9321 It was ment as a satirical commet about the one tracked mind of burocratic trained men.

[@thomasromano9321]

True, but if Emily had a choice, to spend a little time that they had with a man she truly loved, even if she had that terrible premonition, she realized it was still better than life without Harry. Their marrage was a happy one, even if she had that terrible foreboding.

[@granny13ad33]

Yep. You can't change fate, whatever it is.

[@icyfresh_]

She literally saw the man of her dreams..lol!

[@upthedownescalator630]

We should all be so lucky

[@uninsurable9028]

I like the scratchy sound It reminds me of the old phonographs.

[@billymule961]

The amphibious landing in France in 1943 by British and Canadian forces was an absolute disaster for the Allies. The mission was given little chance of success and those men were sacrificed to gain knowledge for the 1944 assault and to pacify Stalin and his demand for the opening of a western front to take some of the pressure of the Soviet forces. This operation led to the invention of the Mulberry Harbors used in the D Day invasion.

[@thomasromano9321]

Was this the DIeppe Raid?

[@billymule961]

@@thomasromano9321 yes

[@thomasromano9321]

@@billymule961 I don't know why they call it Point Yraz? (Spelling)? If you know tell me.

[@stevengrotte2987]

Note to self, watching 9/14/18, SG BTW, thank you for this really great series. Many more please.

[@grnpeepers2683]

I've seen your post on other episode comments..... Great idea! I just might steal it from you as now I'm older & suffer from CRSS (Can't Remember S**t Syndrome). Lol!

[@axiomist1076]

This girl reminds me of Betty Anderson in Father Knows Best. First time I saw it I thought it was her, Even has the same voice. Amazing.

[@giorgioarturociompi9313]

I had the same reaction.

[@mapleleaf0]

I thought so too! That's Elinor Donahue who played Betty. She's also one of Andy Taylor's girlfriends (first season) and I think Oscar Madison's in the Odd Couple. The actress in this episode of One Step Beyond is Elen Willard, though. She's also in that episode of Twilight Zone where a man is dared to stick a knife in the grave of a dead man he hunted down. The two could be sisters.

[@axiomist1076]

@@mapleleaf0 Yes, she was a g/f of Oscars. I dont think this girl is related 'cause shes English. Still, that exact voice!!! 🤔

[@mcdonnell220]

@@axiomist1076 The other actress here, Sally Fraser, played Betty Anderson in the pilot ep. of FKB.

[@msmithmitchell1604]

axiomist yes! I see it.

[@waynebender7720]

The dream was for her accept the out come.

[@nancyhowell4505]

She would have to accept the outcome anyway. Instead she just kept moping around and acting depressed, like he was already dead. What a waste and what a bummer for him! 😞

[@lalaj5831]

How right you are! Speaking from experience it does not make living with foreknowledge any easier but it does give time to adjust.

[@Ringolero]

One of the better OSB's

[@alexspareone3872]

If you believe in precognition, you must acceptt it is impopssible to alter what is foreseen, because if it is altered, then the precogbition would not occur, as Newland explains at the end, the foreseen is inevitable. The good news is it means you dont need to worry about it, theres no point..

[@rosahill9487]

Thank you have a great day

[@tarahdoran386]

thankyou for sharing love these classic ' short films, sweet memories.

[@MentoringGrowingLeaders]

I just noticed I'm watching it on August 14th! 😵

[@deehuntley1712]

This was a tough one. Thanks for sharing 😢

[@supposedly1-2]

enjoy the time you have even if you know when the other person will die, we all will die all of our loved ones will die at least you kind of know when he will and you can fit in all the good stuff while you have time!

[@miladydewinter7770]

I LOVE JOHN NEWLAND.

[@joantrezza]

I did not know this interesting fact thanks for this info!

[@RelativelyIncredible]

One of the reasons that Rod Serling was a much better presenter than John Newland is that with Rod you always got the feeling that he was introducing the twilight zone, a place he was aware of but not part of. He would walk away at the end of an episode as fascinated as the viewers but not surprised. Newland seems as if he is tragically involved someway but always one step behind as he introduces a new episode while living on a diet of prunes and valium.

[@rogerlynch5279]

In a way Rod Serling was indeed. He had suffered from War related Stress Disorder up to his death. The stories he had written himelff for ONE STEP BEYOND and THE TWILIGHT ZONE had been taken from his therapeutic diary including his depressed thoughts under haevy stress and from his nightmares he could not get under control. He did that not for fun but for his therapy meetings with his physician in first line. So Serling really had lived in kind of a Twilight Zone himself. That was also the reason why the remakes of the Twilight Zone contained much more somewhat happy stories something Serling always had rejected when he was in control

[@SuperIliad]

“To Know the End,” Season 3, Episode 7, aired 1 November 1960. Elen Willard as Emily MacDougall, Alexander Davion as Harry MacDougall (as Alex Davion), Sally Fraser as Ann, Noel Drayton as British Army Officer, James Forrest as British Army Sergeant, Jean Fenwick as Nurse, Anthony Eustrel as the Doctor, and John Newland as Himself (Host).

[@vals74]

John Morris - Handsome Harry 😍

[@trevormiles5852]

I wonder if like the light in a refrigerator , does John Newland appears whenever I leave the room and gives a soliloquies to one side of my room.

[@dunique26]

This is called a self-fulfilling prophecy, it happens all the time.

[@DanielLiebert-i1p]

I've been watching these every day - they are fast and FUN. My wife is threatening to kill me if I don't stop doing my imitation of John Newland. Try it! talk about absolutely anything with THAT voice and it becomes hilariously 'deep'.

[@16nowhereman]

There are no coincidences in life. Everything happens for a reason. Since time does not exist, everything that is going to happen already happened. We can make subtle changes, but not major changes in our life.

[@getvnews1918]

16nowhereman I do not usually respond to theses comment sections but i believe that you are partially correct in your thinking though we maybe or may can change or alter our being life situations others in the universe in it self is a series of Chaim events or random that has happened is happening and always will happen. thnx

[@RedcoatsReturn]

The multiverse model means that there are infinite copies of our universe, with every conceivable, minute change or combination thereof, reflected in each of the infinite versions. That means if you time travel, you merely slip into temporally shifted alternate realities where any change you make was always meant to happen. This allows you not to transgress causality and were you to kill your grandfather, its possible since its not your original timeline. So you are right, whatever we do, our own timeline is a path laid out at the beginning of creation, whatever actions we undertake, they were always inevitable!

[@TheKonga88]

Red Coat But to date, nobody has ever time travelled so these theories like so many others are only theoretical and can never be proved 😈😈

[@CuriousGoodsJessica]

My husband and I had the same pediatrician and he swears he remembers me as a kid, between us & siblings we were there a lot, he came to my house 5 years before we "met" selling water softener systems, I tried to get my Dad to let him in because I thought he was cute, we moved into the same apt. building & met in 95, moved in together and started finding the coincidences, besides common friends, etc. Our 20th wedding anniversary is in July. You never know......

[@skibee420]

golden...i'm wondering about the first sentence? why would u feel compelled to put that out there? are u saying" u idiots ,i'm bringing myself down to ur level -just ONCE?" . or are u saying u enjoy being an undercover peeping tom ? ( try dark theme in the settings) or u enjoy reading the comments,yet can't stand to be out there commenting? or did someone type this for u? ..or i usually don't have an opinion? or is that meant as " i'm a pompous upper crust and ur the crumbs?" and don't forget it"? or lastly,are u saying " i'm a virgin at this--plz. excuse my errors"? straight up--why?

[@robertfield6302]

Fate can be changed, for the better, if we obey the Bible; Jonah, chapter 2 -- 4:2.

[@JohnDowFirst]

@ 9:50 I came down from Dorky, a little town 6 miles from Glasgow. No such place. It's not a problem except that it's supposed to be a true story.

[@guineapig4701]

I found this one annoying. The woman kept saying 'you're making fun of me', shaddup!

[@jamesdavidson676]

One of the best episodes of One Step Beyond which was real fact.

[@Victoralexanderstark]

For the last year now I get information the day before it happens. I attribute it to having no tv, not reading media, meditating and striving for inner peace. The calmer I am, the clearer the information is. It’s also why higher order et’s only approach peaceful humans, they can read their minds and energy signature. Psychic vision, metaphysics, alien contact,… it’s mostly connected with a level of self-realization. The purer the mind, the purer the information.

[@thankyouverymuch]

In reality, Alexander Davion lived to age 90. Didn't quite make it to 97.

[@hynestimothy411]

Classic English story, only takes 3 hours to get to the point, suicide by reading Shakespeare

[@upthedownescalator630]

No wonder Juliet killed herself, it took Shakespeare so damn long to finish writing her story😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tomsmith5216]

Whatever happened to tab collared shirts, and the shirts with tie bar collars? I loved those.

[@loisrossi841]

Thank you.

[@tryzz8]

don't you turn the light off after hearing the siren ?

[@ElectricSmurf]

What a beautiful talented actress Elem Willard was/is! She gave up acting after six years because it was too emotionally taxing. There was another actress I came across whose name I can't remember, she was beautiful and talented as well, but gave up acting to marry a salesman and had five children. I wish I could remember her name.

[@rogerscottcathey]

"Near Loire". Pronounced it flawlessly.

[@upthedownescalator630]

I love when they do that

[@jonnytheboy7338]

3:33 whoa ! The gap !

[@samswoman2009]

Air raid sirens, but no blackout curtains?

[@bradstevens5264]

But this really happened which makes it very amazing.

[@efesgirl999]

That gorgeous Alex Davion is 89 years old now!

[@scarlettchappendenden9059]

Brilliant!

[@michaelharrington7656]

If you hve a vision of the future that allows you to make a different choice, it is no longer your fate.

[@johndigrazio7704]

Excellent series

[@jeffpetrie7744]

Harry does have a marvelous face.

[@beckylawler2768]

Alex Davion.. what a great actor. Hard to believe he's 88 now. Looks like he'd be young forever.

[@beckylawler2768]

Guy Azbell, oh how I miss the 70s.

[@Puddycat00]

Guy Azbell ahaha as long as u can still make ppl laugh, you’ll stay young and relevant forever.....thanks for the lol

[@debraolson7553]

Guy, nothing wrong with old & fat as long as you still love & have a good sense of humor. Really miss the old days!

[@None-zc5vg]

(He died in 2019, aged 90)

[@mastermooky]

peoples unwillingness o open the mind to intangible possiblity

[@headintheshedable]

"Theres a bloke in the front room standing talking to himself!"

[@Gordesm]

Beyond step one is one step beyond.

[@virginiahanna869]

What did she wreck the car for? That is the most unexplainable thing about this.

[@JamesSmith-jq2jc]

My opinion, she hoped he would be injured enough to not have to go to that place in France on that date.

[@robertotirado5773]

@@JamesSmith-jq2jc she could have killed him,,,,I couldn't believe she survived without a scratch

[@JamesSmith-jq2jc]

@@robertotirado5773 actually, she was in the hospital for awhile, in a coma. I think in her heart and mind she hoped he would be injured just enough to not have to go. I also believed she would of gave her life in that accident, him injured, because love is like that. Movies are different for each person, our experiences are different. I've always believed you can learn about others behaviors by watching, the best ones, you learn something about yourself.

[@mlp4apc]

She could not bear the knowledge she was shown and was taking a drastic way out. If she used grace and tried not to interfere and accepted fate it would have saved her much grief.

[@thomasromano9321]

@@mlp4apc But it wouldn't have helped in her knowledge that at some point she was going to have to accept the death of a man she loved so deeply.

[@fluffyfour]

It's a good series, but why is it always a woman being bullied by an insensitive man/men? Never believed, accused of being mad. Very wearing and a copout for the men who wrote these tales.

[@geezermann7865]

The year that Harry died had the same dates as 1971. Tuesday was the 10th. Harry died on Thursday. She awoke from the coma on Tuesday the 17th. In 1971, August 13th was a Friday also. The weird part about this story is the man who promised to tell Harry's wife - he was the same man from her dream.

[@thomasromano9321]

That's why it was a premonition, not a dream. An audio/visual premonition.

[@julianmarsh8384]

"Character is Fate" or so the ancient Greeks believed.

[@m.v.399]

Both have so beautiful faces!

[@CaptZdq1]

In our perspective, these incidents might unfortunately be explained as glitches in the holodeck-like program.

[@mlp4apc]

Like an echo in time.

[@ToniHunterOne]

I loved this show as a kid. These stories are all supposed to be based on some reality. They're all supposed to be true, but the names have been changed to protect the stupid. So, here's a fun bit, both of these lead actors are still alive according to IMDB.com. Pretty cool. Anyway, I have very mixed feelings about this one. "Self-fulfilling prophesy? or outright murder/attempted suicide?" She killed him plain as day.

[@josephsvennson5694]

Did she kill him in the accedent? A weekday is 7 days but a business week is 5 days. So day of accident was also day of raid?

[@johnford2508]

Great story.

[@sharmishthabasu3955]

poor girl.

[@benjaminfreyman4273]

It didn't seem like a dream because it wasn't. Quite obviously it was a vision.And visions are given by God. So yes to lessen the blow he must have given her the vision.

[@benjaminfreyman4273]

@leia organa no he's not amoral. He is good. That's what his son says and is exhibited by every action of Jesus, who did nothing but reflect God. It is the free moral agency he allows people to have where they sometimes choose evil, like war. However harry gave his life for his fellow man and for his country and wife so no greater love has a man but then to lay down his life for his fellow man

[@thomasromano9321]

I don't believe the vision came from God, but you are entitled to your opinion. Why would God be so cruel to give this poor woman a vision like this, involving a fate for a man she loved beyond all else in her life? Is that truly what a living merciful God would do? You can do what a lot of religious leaders would do, which would be to say, "Oh it was God's will that he took this man to be one of his angels," but how does that help in the misery of someone left on earth to mourn?

[@thomasromano9321]

How could that be? If God is truly a loving and merciful God, why would God be so cruel as to allow a woman to suffer knowing the tragic fate of the man she loved? Wouldn't it be better if she had never had the premonition? I truly believe God has nothing to do with premonitions. The brain is wired to receive messages (audio and visual) is certain situations of events that are yet to occur. No one can explain why this is so. But supposedly we only use about ten percent of our brain capacity. What is the other ninety percent capable of?

[@wms72]

Henley on the Thames is where George Harrison lived.

[@janicesmith5974]

17:35 She’s wearing an invisible watch!

[@rogerscottcathey]

A rehearsal shoot, they decided to keep.haha.

[@jamesbugbee6812]

Transmitting information around time involves a form of quantum 'light' (somewhere in a near-truly massless continuum, unlike photonic light), which is picked up by the quantum 'tips' of retinal matter, and hence processed in the usual way by the retinal computer and on to the visual area of the brain and the adjacent 'reality establishment' area. Someday people will be better trained to have the ability to read this, sidestepping the otherwise fate of being rendered completely obsolete by machines. 👁️

[@blatherskite3009]

Apologies in advance to fans, but I've watched a good number of these now and this show really isn't a patch on classic shows like The Twilight Zone. The host's inference that these stories are dramatizations of "documented" cases - when in fact they're the products of the Writer's Room, nothing more - lends this particular show a somewhat suspect air of seeking to promote flaky beliefs (premonition, reincarnation, etc.) by simply telling a fictitious story in which those beliefs are shown to be correct. If these WERE in fact real-life cases then that would definitely add some interest and authenticity to the stories, but they're not. It would also excuse the way most of these OSB stories lack any form of twist-ending or clever inversion of expectations. OSB stories mostly seem to end with the thing that has been predicted repeatedly throughout the episode happening - the opposite of unexpected! - or some deeply unlikely cheap supernatural gotcha (example: he had a twin brother he never knew about and they were psychically connected!) that there have been no clues or fair-game hints about in the preceding narrative. Neither of which makes for a satisfying tale. That said, I've watched all the other vintage anthology shows (that I know of) and - even with its flaws - I'd still rather be watching this than some glossy 2020 Netflix product.

[@axiomist4488]

"Flaky beliefs" ! LOL. Oh, well, as the Jim Morrison biography is titled : "No One Here Gets Out Alive". So, you'll find out eventually whether surviving "death" is real or not.

[@816-n8l]

Elen Willard on Gunsmoke 1955 She was great , she was Althea.