One Step Beyond (TV-1959) NIGHT OF APRIL 14TH S1E2

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.
NIGHT OF APRIL 14TH: A woman has a nightmare that her fiancé dies by drowning. The next day he announces that the couple will honeymoon aboard the Titanic.

[@wcharliewilson7004]

It's truly amazing that they can condense a whole movie into 25 minutes...

[@YaamiNagvanshi_JayGopal]

Premonition is a blessed sense that comes from some divine strength or energy gathered deep profound within.

[@federicobagamasbad5359]

one step beyond & the twilight zone are my favourite tv series of 1970's

[@andrewpetik2034]

They were produced in the late 1950's on into the 1960s....but, yes, I watched the syndicated reruns in the 1970s. Great programs. 💪👍✌️

[@candacesalim9659]

Late 50s and mids 60s are my favorite 😍

[@willfade7994]

Titanic survivor Eva Hart’s mother predicted that the Titanic would sink! She had a dream about it and urged Eva not to take the trip aboard the ship. There’s definitely something to the dreams, premonitions, telepathy, etc. stories featured on One Step Beyond. Brilliant show on every level. 🌹

[@nedludd7622]

No there is not. There are so many people that is not surprising that one makes a prediction about some event that corresponds to something that happens. Indeed, it is just happenstance.

[@davidj5910]

Man, I think we all knew where this was going the moment they first mentioned the Titanic. Great episode!

[@lululacanuck3824]

Nope. The date.

[@zeljkaznatizeljka2758]

It's so beautiful that God (or something) gives us these premonitions so that we could save ourselves. I would say that God( universe, whom or whatever) really cares about us.

[@marywhittaker572]

Don't be shy to say the word GOD. God is, was and always will be. He does love us. He created us, cherishes us, protects us, guides us. He is our Father and we are his children. He gave us our inner voice, our premonitions to help and save us.

[@catdog2706]

Premonitions are real thank you God

[@BrenB125]

God is a spiritual being. He can reach others who are spiritual.

[@janicev4862]

​@marywhittaker572 His name is Jesus our Christ, our Father.

[@petefromoz7053]

I never heard of this show before, I found it accidently last week on youtube. I love the host, the music and those brilliant actors. Thank you for uploading.

[@PizzaFLIX]

Yes... very fascinating show. Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX.

[@sarahleediscordia2840]

I just found it last night!! Great show

[@AlzheimersCaretaker]

this has happened to me on many occasions but not in the form of dreams. it was just a feeling of strange knowledge that i would be in danger if i went through with my plans that night. and every time i had this feeling i listened to it and stayed in. the next morning i'd come to find out that the friends i would have been with got into trouble/fights, got arrested, or were involved in a car accident where there were some pretty bad injuries. it was a very real knowledge of impending danger. i dont feel it anymore because my friends and i are no longer reckless kids/teens living dangerous lifestyles and making bad decisions. as an adult there hasnt been any danger to get premonitions about.

[@remyjenney7103]

I've had the same since I was a toddler, but it's usually about other people..

[@ELMohel]

The only dream I had was when I was 12 I had dreamed my brother was walking into the kitchen and the wall 🕙 clock fell and hit his head. That morning it played out but before he got to the place, I screamed STOP! The clock fell both mom and and my brother said HOW DID YOU KNOW!?😳 I told them about the dream we all were amazed.

[@mtsflorida]

I too happened to me. It was on 1990 that I took a ride in a DeLorean. I stayed out until after midnight with a beautiful young blonde. The next morning at 7:40 I received a call from a friend that invited me on a trip to Atlanta for a meeting. He hung up saying I ll see you in 20 min. About 5 min later I got a called. It was the very same person and we said the same thing word for word. He arrived within 20 min. Nothing ever happened like that before or after. It can only be explained as a type of time dialation.

[@ingerrogers3146]

Have you ever felt such sorrow before? I didn't have to be there to feel the loss or grief for the families of all those people. Every time I hear something about the Titanic ie movies, documentaries, the people, I get a sinking feeling in my gut. It's heartbreaking. Such a catastrophe story.

[@giandee]

One of my relatives was a pastry chef who drowned in the bottom of the ship.

[@starrlehner1881]

It's sad no one mentions the many millions of Native people murdered, raped, tortured, lied to and theft of land. And so many thousands and thousands of Native children who were tortured, murdered and buried without headstones by the churches.

[@jimjustice581]

My wife and I took a trip to Canada and visited the Titanic Museum in Halifax, Nova Scotia. A lot of the bodies and debris floated to the shores of Nova Scotia. Heart rending indeed.

[@vidhushekhar17]

Yes, you're absolutely right, I trust. I profoundly feel the sorrow of this tragedy. Please read Walter Lord's book 'A Night To Remember' (original, not the Readers' Digest's contrived version). I have read it the umpteenth time and now I feel like I was on that ship in my previous incarnation. Lots of love from India.❤❤

[@lauriedavis400]

🤷‍♀️After hearing of this tragedy over & over _& over & over!!_ how can this episode STILL make me 😭??

[@gregelliott5016]

Probably cause so many people died that night and plus a bunch of people apparently had those same dreams she did

[@bradstevens5264]

A very sad ending.

[@emaristandish1157]

This episode, at least, is for real. I dreamed of the Chernobyl meltdown on the day it happened though we didn’t know about it til Finland blew the horn. I didn’t know what I was dreaming about and had to ask my husband. A study showed that planes that crash have more cancellations than normal. The Titanic & the Hindenburg both had events like in this episode.

[@frankboff1260]

A number of people had premonitions about this. Some even cancelled their journey.

[@margaretstidham3835]

Do you mean premonitions .from people...

[@AbiNomac]

@@margaretstidham3835 - yes that’s what he means

[@kenmore01]

@@frankboff1260 So, if I dream something adjunct to my plans, I should change them or cancel them?

[@lauriewinstead]

@@kenmore01 I really would. Because what if?

[@johnallen2771]

When you plunge a 98 degree body into 52 degree water there is an instant reaction. I was in the Coast Guard and estimates were that a person of older age would die within 1 to 3 minutes. Some younger people may last a little longer but not by much. It's just too much of a shock to the heart.

[@willfade7994]

The water that night where Titanic went down was actually about 28 degrees. I’ve studied the story of Titanic extensively over the years. Thank you for your service! I was actually recruited by The Coast Guard shortly after taking the ASVAB test in High School, but decided to pursue other avenues. I often regret not joining.

[@mtsflorida]

I was in both the Army and a volunteer with the Coast Guard. I had to enter 28 degree water only once and it's not as shocking as water about 52 degrees when your thinking it would be warmer in 25:28 southern California in winter. The initial shock is about the same like swimming in ice cubes that sting with each stroke. How they could be so indifferent and the book being such a coincidence should have been picked up on. Yet no one did that did anything about it. The worse maritime accident in recorded history.

[@BrenB125]

Yea and they still do that polar plunge for charity some places.

[@garykerkstra1067]

Barbara Lord played lead role, Grace. 5 years after this was filmed, she gave birth to a son, Patrick Warburton, or as most of us know him, "Puddy" on Seinfeld

[@lauriedavis400]

🤷‍♀️ WOW Gary Kerkstra your comment made Barbara 💯 more interesting to me! TY for that information!! 🙆🏼‍♀️😉💋

[@feroziadollie6678]

The Unsinkable Ship...then Voila !

[@feroziadollie6678]

Premonitions.

[@bringmeabucket5466]

Isn't she a dish though.

[@emintey]

I was sure it would have been George.

[@roberthicks1507]

When you're told not to panic, then it's time to panic. 😱😱😱

[@truthmatters-jt5up]

you don't believe what you see in your dreams unless you are a gypsy.... my dreams tell me things all the time. how awful to get a warning, and then be persuaded to ignore it.

[@missmaggie2620]

Wow, the book that was written before the sinking is crazy surreal

[@emintey]

Coincidence or....One Step Beyond!

[@gregelliott5016]

I believe the book was written about 20 yrs earlier

[@upthedownescalator630]

I read it when I was eight or nine, (because my mother was angry at me and wanted me out of her sight!) so I took the book to my room for an afternoon, but I don't remember much of it

[@oliviajohnjohnolivia8142]

You are a classy lady God bless you.

[@kenkemzura903]

@@gregelliott5016 the author of the book was just following the trends at the time which he got right. No psychic woo-woo involved.

[@cuddlesandkafka]

"If you listen carefully, we will prove our ability to transfer our thoughts to you." What a fun, clever line!

[@jerryleroy9187]

And that's why they call it television "PROGRAMMING"

[@geezermann7865]

At least Alcoa didn't hide the fact that they wanted people to buy their product. Yes, a clever intro to a commercial.

[@paultheaudaciousbradford6772]

16:16 “This drawing. It’s awful, I don’t know who would want it ... but, you know something, this is the best work you’ve ever done.” Lucky guy to have a wife who’s so encouraging! She thinks the best work he’s ever done is awful and no one would want it. I wonder what she thinks of his other stuff.

[@axiomist4488]

The people he works for (Advertising) wouldnt want it. She did say it was great work, best ever. You see ?

[@daisydukes8252]

The work may have been done the best he has ever but it depicted a human disaster scene, that being the reason she didn’t believe anyone would want it.

[@KitKatToeBeans]

She meant a different kind of awful.

[@maryannanderson7517]

The sad and most ridiculous thing about the Titanic was that there were not enough lifeboats to accommodate all of the passengers. Some people have a premonition about a ship or a plane and listen to that premonition and do not get on board. Lindsey Wagner (The Bionic Woman) was getting ready to board a plane and she had the strongest feeling that she should NOT fly on that particular plane and she stepped out of line and took an alternate method of transportation. The plane she was supposed to have gotten on crashed and all aboard her were killed. I'm not sure whether it was the Titanic but there was one ship that was sinking and a man and his wife were getting ready to board the last lifeboat. There was room for only one of them and people were aghast to see the man step in front of his wife to get on the lifeboat leaving her to go down with the ship. He was cursed and criticized but it turns out that the couple had three or four small children and one of them needed to survive in order to raise their children. Unknown to anyone except the man and his wife (and her doctor) she had just been given a diagnosis of terminal cancer and had been told that she had at the most six months to live. She and her husband had agreed that if only one of them could be saved he HAD to survive so the children would not be left without both a mother and a father. Very sad but true story.

[@billanthony7896]

Maryann Anderson- Yeah, the plane she was supposed to be on was the jet that lost an engine, turned upside down, and crashed into the nearby trailer park. There's that famous picture of it sideways in mid-air. A skeptic would say: "So what? How many premonitions did she have that DIDN'T come true?" It's an interesting point, and has some validity. However, the only point that really matters is when such a premonition ends up saving your life, and to hell with the skeptics!

[@missmaggie2620]

Lifeboats weren't the only problem, they were warned about one of the engine rooms, they cut corners in quite a few places, the rivets they used on the ship were low grade, the binoculars on the bridge were locked & the key was held by an officer, who got bumped from the crew before departure. The steersman took a wrong turn after the iceberg was spotted, the command was issued to turn, "hard starboard". But as the command was passed down the line it got misinterpreted as meaning "make the ship turn right", rather than push the tiller right, to make the ship go left. THEY BELIVED THE MARKETING HYPE THAT IT COULD NOT SINK.

[@homefront3162]

Maryann Anderson I was so in love with Lindsey

[@CaptZdq1]

Yes, I heard about Lindsay Wagner's premonition. And that point about the skeptics isn't a good one because people like that usually or always have only 1 premonition. Skepticism is a very irrational thing usually, and usu. also very dangerous.

[@RenegadeTimes]

The destruction was intentional.. Plenty of data supports it. Astor was one target. The Central banks knew what the had to do. To this very day you can sell the people anything. Play to their emotions and hide nefarious acts. How fortunate for governments men do not think. No truer words ever said.

[@nedludd7622]

It is a welcome surprise to see John Steed in this episode.

[@daringmore6892]

When you forsee and know exact truths and none ever listen to you its a foreboding lesson to the inability of most himans to have foresight. Knowing whays best is a gift fro. BEING BLESSED BY LIVING INTELLIGENTLY AND BEING WISE WITH KNOWLEDGE. MANY WILL BE CALLED BUT FEW WILL ANSWER IS A BIBLE VERSE ABOUT SUCH THINGS.

[@janetcraft]

Strange how a fiction novel was written 14 years before the birth of the Titanic. And yet, she sank on the 14th day.

[@willfade7994]

It was technically the 15th day when Titanic sank, but they struck the iceberg around 11:40 PM on the 14th.

[@janetcraft]

@@willfade7994 Yes. You are correct. Thank you :)

[@babygretz5]

I'm binge watching OSB ..1st to be viewing since it first aired... the music creeped me as a kid & is doing the same to me again...weird

[@barbbarbie2555]

gary schultz I banged on OSB last night for over 5 hours!! Keep enjoying.

[@barbbarbie2555]

gary schultz Stupid autocorrect. I BINGED last night!

[@billanthony7896]

That music creeped me out as well. So badly, in fact, that I couldn't watch this show when I was younger. I literally had to train myself out of this strange phobia over the last ten years. Funny you should also mention the music. I don't understand it. Do you?

[@sacredgeometry2344]

@@barbbarbie2555 😄😄😄😄

[@sacredgeometry2344]

@charles hedberg what is Jesus and all that have to do with being afraid of the music good Lord

[@minkki5656]

Premonitions are real. If I dreamed something like this, no one could convince me to get on the ship. The Titanic was one of the biggest and most saddest tragedies in history, especially choosing the higher class to board the boats first, and basically the lower class left to die.

[@atlasshrugged7475]

Agree. Drowning is a horrible, horrible way to die. I know this because I came very, very close. It is the point at which you finally must breath. 38 years ago or so and the thought still creeps me out.

[@MsMaxinejoy]

This show means to ALWAYS TRUST YOURSELF!!!

[@joelee662]

I really like this one she saw it before it I do know you have to pay attention two things that pop up like this your soul is telling you something. Thank you 👍🇺🇸

[@guyazbell7437]

Thats your guardian angels

[@joelee662]

@@guyazbell7437 you're absolutely right there is no doubt about I know

[@YaamiNagvanshi_JayGopal]

5:55 She shoud've said clearly then and there that "I want to go to Switzerland not anywhere else. and not by boat". At least not held her premonition back. But she listened at that not generally bad, but it is in something like this....there's nothing above such a warning, few people get them. But a premonition is generally what will happen regardless of most so maybe it was fate after all.

[@atlasshrugged7475]

I think people should pay attention. It is a warning, not fate. No matter what some of these shows try to portray. Just like when you feel your in danger or someone is following you or a bad feeling about someone, life has taught me to PAY ATTENTION AND REACT ACCORDINGLY. In fact, almost 1/2 way through and asking myself why am I watching something that is affecting me in a bad way; so, I'm out of here. God bless.

[@rosemarywilliams9969]

Good Lord! That 1st Scream Alone made me like this episode.

[@martinmowbray6448]

And John steed. The original avenger!!

[@Billys-Joint]

Bond,s helper in "A view to a KIll", Died in a carwash in that film.

[@rahkinrah1963]

And then! His voice was used as the invisible agent in the first "AVENGERS" movie with Sean Connery and Uma Thurman. I still have that on VHS.

[@-oiiio-3993]

No Emma Peel (Diana Rigg), though.

[@lanedeyoe714]

its always interesting to see actors in there beginning roles. Like niam leeson and Tyne daly in the dirty harry movies

[@mbp7060]

Which one was he? The Hulk?

[@carolmoscicke4958]

I love these old episodes I grew up watching. The one thing they never got right were period clothes and period hairdos. Nobody looked like that on the Titanic.

[@piehound]

Utterly fantastic !!!! Unbelievable !!!! And yet . . . Remind anyone else of the Bible ???? "Blessed are they that have not seen and yet have believed." John 20:29

[@Famijoly]

The Robertson book, "Futility," is real, with the fictitious ocean liner called the Titan. Eery that the essence of what would become the historical record of the Titanic was published in a novel a decade and a half before it unfolded.

[@someyoungguy4949]

Ironically I watched a video earlier this day about the novel Futility aka The Wreck of the Titan.

[@caspence56]

That young actress reminded me a little of Grace Kelly.

[@raros5475]

She does resemble her.

[@axiomist1076]

Why were the parents in these old shows always so old ? This woman would be good to play the grandmother. The mother of a girl in her early 20s would be in her 40s, NOT in her late 60s

[@hotlips3923]

Maybe she had her daughter when SHE was 40.

[@axiomist1076]

You dont mean to tell me that the old lady is 60 ! Shes at least 66. If she were the girl's gramma, then OK. The thing is, that they did this in all shows and movies too. There's always a 45 y/o man and the young college age chick is sooooo in love with him. Well they dont do that anymore. Anyway, it's no biggie. I just notice things. No big deal. The show was fantastically good. I grew up on stuff like this. This was when TV was worth watching.

[@msbrowngault]

Ikr! 70s TV

[@2436golden]

Back then this is what 45 to 50 looked like, especially if you were caucasian.

[@guyazbell7437]

Back in the day girls did not get knocked up at 12 like today so much, there was no great grand parrents in there 40,s like today, or perhaps the mom did not get married till she was in her late 30,s??? I just dont know.

[@neonsashimidream1075]

I'm a skeptic by nature and have a strong desire to find out the truth, untarnished by wishful thinking, magical thinking or confirmation bias. But I can say that I've experienced a few "premonitions" that are extremely difficult to explain. While it's absolutely trivial, I've had two dreams about my cell phone breaking in my entire life. On both occasions, the next day, the phone broke inexplicably in the exact way in the dream. The first time, I dreamed that I dropped the phone in water and then it would not turn back on. The next day, my phone suddenly shut off and would not turn back on again. It needed to be replaced. Thankfully, it was a new phone and I got a replacement for free. The second time, I dreamed that the screen on my phone was shattered. The next day, without me knowing how or why it happened, my screen shattered. I had a moment where I really questioned reality when I pulled my phone out of its case and saw the shattered screen. It was incredibly disorienting. I also experienced a feeling of dread one day (and this was not a feeling I ever remember having before or since) when leaving my house to drive down the mountain where I live. It was so strong that I debated staying home, but then I thought I was being silly and left anyway. With this feeling of dread, I drove extremely cautiously and paid extra attention to every other car on the road. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, I lost control of the car (I can only guess there was black ice or something but I honestly don't know why), no breaks and no steering, the car broke 60 mph going downhill and ended up slamming into a center divide barrier that had just been installed a month earlier. Thankfully, I was not seriously injured, but the car was severely damaged and it was a terrifying experience. If the center divide had not been installed, I either would have slammed into oncoming traffic or gone clear off of a cliff that's over 1000 feet high. These stories are free from any exaggeration and are as close to the exact truth as possible. They could all be coincidences, but they sure are bizarre and they sometimes keep me up at night.

[@hotlips3923]

My brother had similar feelings on 9/11 the day the twin towers fell. He said he felt the fear of many people in horror before we heard anything on the news. And I had a dream before it that was symbolic, but it described the events quite well.

[@ivorbiggun710]

If anyone fancies watching a good film about the Titanic I can recommend 'A Night to Remember'. So much better than that James Cameron garbage.

[@HzFvr]

Thank you!

[@lc-bats]

I liked james cameron’s titanic. I find people hate it due in part to herd mentality, but i think it was all right

[@lc-bats]

Yes. Like sheep. But maybe I’m wrong and like bad movies.

[@heathergustar638]

@J M why would you want to sail with a captain who wouldn't even use his real name

[@kenkemzura903]

Agreed. A Night To Remember is based on testimonials from survivors if the ill fated ship. I will admit the special effects of the Cameron were great but sadly there were many historical errors.

[@leeclark4495]

"Alcoa Presents" was the original series title and listing. It became "One Step Beyond" when shown as reruns and no longer had Alcoa as sponsor.

[@idaayers9120]

Then why does it still have the Alcoa ad?

[@leeclark4495]

@@idaayers9120 For reminiscent reasons. A lot of viewers enjoy seeing those old Ads from the past along with the classic shows.

[@nowhere3252]

Wow, amazing how much the newest Titanic movie took from this. Minus, of course, the BS of today's unfortunate society....

[@lorrainegeraghty9670]

That was the best osb ; such a good series

[@lorettatayor5840]

I'm watching this on April 14, 2018. weird. tomorrow is my birthday. yah.

[@shananalexander9789]

Loretta Tay!or Today is July 17, 2019. Happy belated birthday 🎂🌷💖

[@oliviajohnjohnolivia8142]

Happy 70th birthday.

[@axiomist1076]

The young woman is now 81.

[@naviarael]

Well that's one way to kill a boner.... 😝😝😝 Never mind is back!

[@guyazbell7437]

101 would be more accurate.

[@oldstrawhat4193]

How come in the first scene her hair is perfect when she's been sleeping in bed? That must be the supernatural element in this story. 🤣

[@judyvalencia3257]

"John Steed". Just as dashing and handsome as ever! Had such a crush on him in the 60's.

[@nobodyuknow6337]

Maybe somebody read Robertson's book, noticed the eerie similarities to the Titanic and didn't take the voyage, they otherwise would have.

[@nobodyuknow6337]

@Solar Dove that made me shudder....just a little.

[@remyjenney7103]

Like the people who were late for work on 9/11

[@TheFiown]

The book he quotes at the end is real !!

[@Irunwithscissors63]

Stephanie Murray Yes. There’s many people have fortunes on to the fact that the sinking of the Titanic wasn’t an ‘accident’

[@mbabist01]

Well "DUH!" The rest of the civilized world already KNEW THAT!

[@scottierogers2277]

She was a very beautiful lady

[@upthedownescalator630]

Oh that scream was so damn uncouth! I was NOT expecting it and it almost scared me to death 1:24

[@axiomist4488]

Awwwww . . .!!!

[@truthmatters-jt5up]

she loooks a little like Debbi Reynolds by coincidence, she played the Unsinkable Molly Brown.

[@sacredgeometry2344]

Molly Brown in real life was also on the Titanic and was one of the survivors

[@solobackpacking]

I had a premonition that I lost my TV remote. And it happened!

[@TheFiown]

They could have put twice as many people in the lifeboats but the rich didn't like to be squashed together unless they were 'introduced' in society !

[@JohnSmith-el6lk]

It was the media that dubbed the Titanic unsinkable, the owners never retracted that assertion.

[@user-vr6xm8lm1o]

The Olympic ship is the TRUE unsinkable ship . 😊

[@EarthSurferUSA]

I would give my l left arm to see sponsors of shows like "Alcoa aluminum" or some other awareness of production in the USA again. This show was before we started shipping our production to communist nations (which is why your pockets are empty today), and when we actually built things here, which raised the standard of living for the entire nation. Nope--not today. Nothing but erectional dysfunction pill ads today. I just don't know how they are going to feed their kids without stealing from their neighbors. That era---was a better USA---and most of us missed it. Alcoa is still here---but their TV ads are probably in china.

[@babygretz5]

EarthSurferUSA ..feel the same..I'm in my late 60's & betting you are too...similar values .

[@nikadavise-br9lx]

And those jobs all had unions who fought for their workers...................reagen took care of them in the 1980's............but if we rose up and ended all the rich evil fucktards alive now we could go not back to that but beyond it............and have jobs for all and more/benefits so no one goes without food/shelter/medical care of any kind..................if only we could go that one step beyond...............

[@MsJoyce31202]

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[@MsJoyce31202]

@@humbleservant2313 ♥️

[@stevelopez372]

EarthSurferUSA Sure sure, but did you like the program????

[@billhuber2964]

No such thing as a "unsinkable ship". If it floats it can sink. One of my navy buddies , a torpedoman mate told me that one.

[@upthedownescalator630]

I guess a navy man would know, damn though lol

[@mbp7060]

I could've told you that and I've never even been on a boat.

[@upthedownescalator630]

@@mbp7060 Anybody could have but most people need to hear a sailor say it to REALLY believe it lol ???? lol

[@mbp7060]

@@upthedownescalator630 That's when it *_sinks_* in.

[@upthedownescalator630]

@@mbp7060 Funny but yes that's right lolol

[@steves8014]

Mind bending indeed. Amazon still sells reprints of that book! Man thinks he knows so much, and we have barely scratched the surface of knowledge.

[@geezermann7865]

I had not seen this episode before. I thought that was Patrick Macnee playing her husband. Sure enough, it was. He was living in Palm Springs years ago, and I was working a second job as an alarm company telephone operator. One night we had a very loud and rumbly quake, and the phones went crazy. I happened to be the one to answer his alarm and spoke with him.

[@JH-nf9in]

Well, that one hit me right in the feels...

[@TheKonga88]

Jennifer Hawkin That one felt me right in the hits 😈😈😈

[@holoholohaolenokaoi2299]

this is a true story

[@hotlips3923]

All of the "One Step Beyond" stories are true stories.

[@billst.1044]

I thought that it was a clear night, why the fog? Love the 50's night gown and hair style.

[@fjccommish]

If he said "human record" it would have been blah. But he said "human RE cord", which made it awesome.

[@1950Chimaera]

I know for a fact Daniel Radcliffe pronounces the word "aluminium" and with a fine English accent as well, and he is 5'5" tall also...

[@geezermann7865]

That is a more elegant pronunciation. He's a shorty, huh? I didn't know that. I think I heard somewhere he's gay, yes?

[@1950Chimaera]

@@geezermann7865 Well, he IS always very cheerful...

[@bruceghent8776]

Saw the late Patrick Macnee in a theatrical performance of SLEUTH in Toronto in 1988. Fine actor,

[@Alanoffer]

Thé husband played the part of. Steed,,, John Steed in the original Avengerrs on UK TV

[@kw6217]

I'm allergic to aluminum. I really have only one complaint--the costumes are off. The cut of the men's suits and the women's dresses are not of the 1910s. Okay two complaints. Hair and makeup are also off.

[@kell4674]

Agree. The women's clothes and hairstyles were 1960s, not 1912. I'm a fan of 1960s TV and this seems to be a common problem. For example, The Untouchables went to great lengths to recreate the men's costumes and the cars of the 1920s, but the women's costumes and hairstyles were strictly 1960s.

[@historychick5947]

Exactly my thoughts. It really bugs me when the costumes and make up are so off as it really distracts me, I then drive my husband nuts complaining about it!😂

[@ladyfire44]

I wished they used the clothing and hairstyle of the 1912. It would've made a lot more sense than to keep it in the 1960s.

[@stevelopez372]

K W Ok ok, no foil for you, but did you like the content of the episode???

[@marcjoseph2301]

Yes, and some of the furnishings are also from later periods. But what really bothers me is Star Trek, the original series. It is supposed to take place in the 23rd century, but the set design, costuming, and hair is all 1960's.

[@robertron1539]

20:00) this would mean the ship hit something twice, first when the older gentleman was speaking at Deck,claiming i felt the ship hit and then a grinding noise, was told to report to the doctor of the ship! That he might be seeing things ,yet the man claiming to be scared, frightened even,fr>

[@rameyzamora1018]

Patrick MacNee.

[@paultheaudaciousbradford6772]

Show of hands: If you dreamed several nights in a row of dying in a shipwreck, would you take a cruise right away?

[@angelicamichelle1646]

Hellllll no! I was given my first car by a boyfriend, I dreamed a car hit me n knocked me 1/2 way Tru a guardrail that spans over the bay to Galveston island I had the good sence to pull emergency break and each car passing the rushing wind kept rocking my lilbv.w beetle back then we're no cell phones and I finally let go the break n braced myself as I watched the ocean as I was about to hit I woke. The next day I gave back the car to my VERY shocked boyfriend never saying why for fear of being called the same words as this woman

[@sacredgeometry2344]

Heck no !!!!!!

[@MsJoyce31202]

N O !!!!!

[@2436golden]

Hell no! I always take heed to my dreams and intuitions (voice if the Holy Spirit). they have saved me and my daughters several times.

[@axiomist1076]

As usual, it was the fault of the company. They had told the captain to go full speed, so they could later also brag about how fast the Titanic made the trip. Because they were going too fast, by the time the watch spotted the iceberg, they didnt have time to completely turn away from it , thus hitting the iceberg,. Had they been moving more slowly, they would have had time to avoid hitting it. So all those people died (including the captain) just to try an advertising stunt which went awfully badly.

[@bruceghent8776]

The daughter's hair does seem right for the era, more contemporary for the era the tv show was made.

[@mbp7060]

This is back when nightmares were old fashioned. Switzerland was the one place where no one could drown.

[@phylliselizahb1041]

Eva Hart quotes her mom: "Unsinkable? That flies in the face of God."

[@mariazahedi7444]

- This is the worst drawing, I don't know who would want it. It's the best work you've ever done. 🤣 Story ot my existence.

[@upthedownescalator630]

Lol I believe it

[@mariazahedi7444]

@@upthedownescalator630 Your cat is hot.

[@upthedownescalator630]

@@mariazahedi7444 My profile? Thanks, he's my first cat. He's still with us, too! That's not a photo shopped picture, either, he was sitting on a chair at the window and I was standing outside of it, when I took it. He put his paws on the windowsill... he's so cute

[@mariazahedi7444]

@@upthedownescalator630 How old is he? I have 3 of my own.

[@upthedownescalator630]

@@mariazahedi7444 We don't know. He was almost killed when they found him in a field around the Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton area, I don't remember which part of it they found him in, but when they patched him up they tried to figure out how old he was and only came up with 6 to 10 years old. We have three cats too

[@atlasshrugged7475]

Up to ep 31 - Unless, I'm mistaken; but, I don't think so -Too bad that none of the mothers or fathers have recommended prayer. Sad

[@wms72]

Binge watching OSB because it's more normal and secure than 2020 and so far, 2021.

[@droberts8703]

2023 also

[@alexandermarquis6197]

Loved this

[@Spacecookie-]

I had a weird moment like the painter. About 14-15 years ago I had a compulsion to draw something and idk why. I woke up in the middle of the night and had to draw/paint. Once I'd finished I'd painted someone drowning. I wasn't even fully awake once I'd finished.

[@msbrowngault]

Pizzaflix could you please upload "The Next Step Beyond"? & Rod Serling "Sixth Sense"? Thx🤗😘

[@jamesdavidson4769]

A very true episode with real facts.

[@elenastarr91011]

Crazy.. what are the odds I found this video on April 14th

[@jamesvickers9476]

They intentionally showed it on this date an get it to you

[@johnrettig1880]

And up stairs at this time in the Radio room is a future UNCLE operative to be . In the movie " A Night to Remember " David McCallum played the radio operator on board the HMS Titanic .

[@heathergustar638]

Isn't that that AMAZING about the novel futility from 1898 about the titan hitting an iceberg in April in the North Atlantic. 1898. Fourteen years before the Titanic. I guess it was futility to give everyone fourteen years warning

[@magickalgirl4212]

The craziest thing about this video is the commentary at the very end!

[@pattytanur3321]

I’m a fan definitely

[@777cmm777]

"One Step Beyond the Outer Limits of the Twilight Zone"

[@ritaparker478]

Her nightgown and most costuming is too modern and she has a contemporary lamp in her bedroom.

[@atlasshrugged7475]

So it wasn't just me 🙃

[@melanies.6030]

And the hairstyles! Definitely not 1912 Edwardian. They had a real problem in the '50's and '60's with correct period hair and fashion when trying to dramatize other eras. No matter what, the men would still have the '50's Elvis pompadours, and the women the teased bangs and bouffants!😆

[@frankchary9717]

The water temperature on April 12, 1912 was more like 32 degrees than 52 degrees!😮

[@alyssamcintosh5868]

Funny some people knew or had visions the Titanic was gonna sink before it did.

[@tlflora]

speaking of the titanic---the barbara stanwicyk and clifton webb titanic version is one of my favorite movies-

[@atlasshrugged7475]

Very pretty actress. Upturned corners of her mouth give her a distinctive beauty.

[@gregelliott5016]

Alcoa is still around

[@msatxgault560]

She sounds very American to me. Had the actress been living in America for some time prior to filming this episode?

[@joematus410]

Good one

[@WilldoAldone]

The most accurate portrayal of events that happened on the night that Titanic went down was in the movie Titanic with Barbara Stanwick. The last movie Titanic with Leonardo DiCaprio was mostly untrue dramatization.

[@rayallen1686]

The guy whos playing the roll of the husband stared in a tv show he used to carry an umbrella around with a lot of gadgets and he had a beautiful side kick by the name of purrdy can't remember the name of the show but it had a lot of influence on movies like oo7 mission impossible and new movies like kings men

[@truthmatters-jt5up]

the avengers

[@leeclark4495]

@@truthmatters-jt5up Yes, "The Avengers" The side kick girl was a dish, but I hated the show in my opinion it was absurd and stupid.

[@sacredgeometry2344]

@@leeclark4495 Diana Peel I believe was her name

[@kenthompson1752]

@@sacredgeometry2344 Emma Peel was the character played by the pretty British actress Diana Rigg ! RIP

[@elenacaddell3639]

Oh the Avengers dude! Liked that show and Mrs Peale. I believe.

[@wcharliewilson7004]

Geez, shove the irony down our throats...we get it...no more Dicaprio movies.

[@leekaestner6352]

S

[@steveneardley7541]

The husband is Patrick McNee, John Steed of the Avengers.

[@corkidecat6449]

Aluminum! Wondrous Aluminum! Oh, how I have taken it for granted!

[@Kelly-bw7sb]

Super creepy. I went through a fascination with Titanic "stage" and had never read about this novel before.