One Step Beyond (TV-1960) CONTACT S2E35

Mind-bending TV 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.
CONTACT: A man's watch seems to bring on murderous dreams.

[@wayne9094]

These shows back then we're really great . One Step Beyond and the Outer Limits I watched all the time as a kid growing up .

[@dianalovescolors]

One Step Beyond was so far ahead paranormally than any other show of its time. I love how John explains each case.

[@frankarce-gw2hr]

The Twilight Zone.

[@caesarvalentin6332]

Absolutely ​@@frankarce-gw2hr

[@stevenj8628]

I'll never think about my antique pocket watch collection in quite the same way again! 😄

[@melisaeme1697]

Me re encanta esta serie! Gracias por subir estos magníficos capitulos ❤

[@Acein3055]

I'm guessing that like me, most who watched this show, knew immediately that the watch was causing the sleep issues, whereas it took the characters days or weeks to figure it out.

[@rafaelramirez1507]

I didn't, but then again that was the beauty of this show

[@TheViewmaster1971]

Really always loved this series! Thanks!!!

[@jajones-ford2226]

Excellent series. Thanks for posting

[@felinefanII]

I love this particular episode, Ron Randell (usually a heavy in films) is superb here. It's unfortunate, that this very episode seems to only exist in poor picture quality (unlike many other episodes available) and Paramount will probably never bother to remaster it.

[@glenmorgan3683]

Enjoying these, and wondering what a alternate world would look like, where the people who did not have these experiences were the exception. The story might go along the lines of: One Step Beyond NOTHING HAPPENS S1E23 Walter was sitting at home, where nothing is happening, no voices, no dreams, no hallucinations of future events. His daily commute he passes by grave yards and known sites of painful deaths. Yet Walter experiences nothing. We dive into the mind of Walter to try and go one step beyond knowing - into not knowing. His wife is scared that nothing will happen, and Walter has taken up drinking and smoking to cope with the dilemma of nothing. While all around him people are experiencing supernatural events. Walter experiences nothing.... ;)

[@johnbond1577]

You gotta love early TV, when all the married couples slept in Twin Beds....

[@frankarce-gw2hr]

Bond John Bond 👍😎

[@billiewilson5197]

Pizza Felix, you are on point with these shows. Great 👍🏾

[@michaelwertzy9808]

Felix the Pizza Cat!!

[@caesarvalentin6332]

Rod Serling and JohnnNewland met in 1959, shared common agreement about both series similarities. The Twilight Zone and One Step Beyond.

[@fromthesidelines]

They met because both of their series were filmed at MGM. In fact, a "Bolie Jackson" boxing poster seen in :The Big Tall Wish" (1960) was later used in "The Last Round" (1961).

[@davidcraig9779]

Fortunately for us, we have experts who have a logical explanation for all such incidents. :)

[@CammieInOz]

Not actually true. Science does not have the answer to everything that's unexplainable.

[@RobertPaskulovich-fz1th]

John Newand is awesome.

[@user-wy4wp1np9z]

The murderous low vibe energy that was put into the watch was so intense that it radiated out. Metal is known to be an excellent conductor so it’s no surprise the watch held and gave off energy. Just like a good medium like Tyler Henry uses objects to communicate with dead relatives, this watch « spoke » to whomever held it close and who had psychic, perhaps hidden, powers. Thanks for uploading. ✨🖖🏻

[@deborahwells1824]

A really great blast from the past , TKU

[@rafaelramirez1507]

One of the best in the supernatural anthology department , "One Step Beyond" , "The Twilight Zone" , "The Outer Limits" , "Thriller" , "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" , "Tales of Tomorrow" , "The Invaders" among some of the best

[@JaneFrieman]

Upon receiving a pocket watch as a gift, the husband is the recipient of the previous owner's sinister thoughts.

[@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630]

Merci

[@funniebunnie4u]

Ty... When they re-title these episodes, I can't tell if I've seen it or not. 💕

[@EarthFirstGoVegan]

Why ruin it for everyone else? Stop over sharing!!!

[@fortysomethingbadgirls2173]

Sleeping in seperate beds like I Love Lucy.

[@bobbywimsy6741]

Fortysomething BadGirls No wonder they divorced in real life.

[@frankarce-gw2hr]

The Dick Van Dyke Show 😆😆😆

[@rosemarywilliams9969]

the one person who did not like this was having a bad day LOL

[@msbrowngault]

😂 or a bridezilla 😅

[@bruisescarr]

Or had a “bad dream”

[@caesarvalentin6332]

The Clown and the ghost doll in the attic were me favorites episodes.

[@1WaySafe]

Thank you for the help. :)

[@sweetiepie1959]

Episode 35, originally aired on May 24, 1960 PLOT: "Bill Dermott finds himself haunted by a determined voice in his mind plotting a heinous murder. Could this unsettling phenomenon possibly be linked to the antique pocket watch he received as a gift from his wife?"

[@conniewaterman1673]

I watched a weekly show called The Haunted Collector. Paranormal things went on and this man would come in like a Ghost Hunter and investigate. They would find objects that were hidden and take it away. Haunting stopped. I was yelling at this show, "It's the watch! It's the watch!!" I sure was relieved when the man figured out that it was the watch! I was very worried that the watch was going to make him kill HIS (DUMB!) Wife! Whew.😰

[@leecoffman2594]

So unrealistic to have TWIN BEDS !!! I am 86 years old and in my family man and wife slept in a double bed.

[@bobbywimsy6741]

Lee Coffman Two two mints in one, as the old gum jungle used to say.

[@peterfredyma3257]

I often wondered when this actually happened?? Funny ......thank you sir for commenting on this with your age being your experience ☺️ and knowledge

[@geezermann7865]

It was because of the prudishness of the TV networks at the time.

[@adriannaalba2649]

I can’t help but find the wife so annoying for not believing him. He even knew it was “telepathic” back then. Crazy

[@WalterJoergLangbein]

She was rather boring!

[@axiomist4488]

This guy lives in the same house (set) as the woman in Vanishing Point and the kid in The Explorer. Also the one called Who Are You. Very useful set in this series !

[@Pro-Deo]

Wow I didn't notice all that! But I did notice how they used the same staircase in a few episodes. Cool

[@orchidlilly7518]

Thank-you Pizzaflix*

[@humbertojimmy]

Psychometry 101: think of it this way... If Miley Cirus' panties could talk, what stories would they tell.

[@SuperIliad]

Contact, Season 2, Episode 35, aired 24 May 1960. Ron Randell as Bill Dermott, Catherine McLeod as Mary Dermott, William Allyn as Karl Lennox, Alexander Lockwood as Dr. Otis, Rodney Bell, Policeman, Anthony Jochim as Paul, Jeanne Tatum as Airport Receptionist, John Newland as self-Host, Jason Johnson,Pawnbroker.

[@daringmore6892]

Thanks for the professional show biz rundown. Happy Day!

[@mariaferreras4369]

Wife is the first Lois Lane in the Superman series with George Reeve.

[@richardhincemon9423]

OSB they don't make them like that anymore!!!♥️

[@juliebryan2549]

I am trying to contact one of the owners of this channel? I am trying wondering if there is a chance to buy all the sho One Step Beyond. You are right the folks that love this program, also love Twilight Zone,Outer Limits, or the Night Gallery. I would love to add this to my Collection of paranormal shows. I just can't find a connection to contact you? If there is a way for people to contact you could you post here on one of your shows? I do appreciate all the hard work the two of you have had to do, to bring this to us. Thank you

[@fromthesidelines]

Originally telecast on May 24, 1960.

[@debbiepineda6898]

The shows can be purchased on Amazon. They have a set that has 70 episodes.

[@geezermann7865]

These are free. I think there are 69 in this channel playlist.

[@debbiepineda6898]

@@geezermann7865 Yes. I decided to purchase them to add to my collection of old movies and shows. Some of them on U Tube are not in my collection. There are actually 96 episodes in all.

[@geezermann7865]

@@debbiepineda6898 Wow, 96, I didn't know that. I was a kid back then but too young to watch this "adult" show. They made 32 episodes a year I think, crazy how they kept the production values so high.

[@debbiepineda6898]

@@geezermann7865 Yes. I remember watching these for the first time in the 80’s. I was in my 20’s. I got hooked. I saw the collection on Amazon. I collect a lot of the old shows. I wish the collection included all 96 episodes. That would have been great.

[@loobylooroden6176]

​@@debbiepineda6898 Are the dvds better quality?

[@rolandomartinez9076]

Paranormal events have been.happening since.dawn of time.

[@whodeanimania712]

i love so much...lets sleep in separate beds...

[@katie195]

whodeani Mania - back in the day you couldn’t even allude intimacy between married couples hence the separate beds. Unlike today when a brief introduction leads to immediate debauchery and anonymous sex. Funny how things change .....

[@dleifmon]

I know... how do they mate?

[@dleifmon]

people in the 'olden days' did not mate... that is why there are no people around now... duh

[@dleifmon]

it's not like they got naked and screwed each other... that would be wrong... duh... vote for hilary and money and heathcare and freedom are free.... just vote for the next nazi communist socialist pig that comes along ... and for you... it's free .. see? :- /

[@dleifmon]

oh yes.. and you can be the ruler in charge.. then you won't have to worry about where the money comes from.. right? one less thing....

[@timothyspearman9347]

I don't know about this one.

[@Baystreetboy1947]

Guy smokes like a chimney. His lungs are just about ready to fall out…He didn’t leave his heart in San Francisco but he did leave his brain at home.

[@user-wy4wp1np9z]

My auny has been smoking like that for 76 years and is still in great condition. It’s only a problem if you make it a problem. The Holographic Universe. ✌🏻

[@Vashti0825]

Leave it to Beaver house.

[@brendaorozco1203]

Omg! It is!

[@ohrabbits]

Uh oh. Is it the watch?

[@P.willow]

Ha ha ha separate beds. ! Jesus that would be very expensive to buy two beds today but it could be alright in some ways because people are soo hot and uncomfortable sometimes in bed and pulling duvets off one another. Its probably a good idea to sleep away from the husband or wife sometimes for that reason. However, people today are real insecure and needy so it is not often done. Im sure couples could do with it in all honesty.

[@robertahubert9155]

kim-jong-butt sleeping in separate beds was because during that time people were worried about the sexual overtones that children watching would pick up on they didn't want to expose children to anything that was sexual or give the idea of sex so the censors always had people sleeping in separate beds. I heard a actor say that if they did get on the same bed he would have to have at least 1 foot on the floor and couldn't be in a laying down position. Hahaha. Now they show us every dam thing you have to censor your own movies and TV programs. Our children loose their innocence just by watching TV. I am 70 years old so I am of the opinion that parents should be watching what their children watch.

[@marywilliams9858]

I would loooove a twin bed.

[@msbrowngault]

@@robertahubert9155 I've always watched TV with my kids. Always - well until age 17, then I kinda put some trust in them. Bc of this I didn't discover South Park until this yr! Family Guy 2 yrs ago! 🤦🏾‍♀️ 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@jondecarbonel8158]

I rather like sleeping by myself in my own bed. Although in the movies, it was shown like this for different reasons.

[@bobbywimsy6741]

Mary Williams Agree completely.

[@wayne9094]

How things have changed on tv shows . Back the husband and wife sleeping in separate beds . Then it went a little later to both were in the same bed . But they had to have one leg hanging out on the floor of the bed . To then rolling around looking like they were having sex in a bed . And way back open affection kissing each other in public was not done . To now gay parades with guys wearing women's cloths .

[@georgescarlett2320]

Was the switchboard operator Anne Francis? Always had a crush on "Honey West"! Nope, Jeanne Tatum!1

[@bobbywimsy6741]

george scarlett So did I George! Look her up on Google, she's still living I think, and with the virus and all in nursing homes, like all residents therein, needs out fervent prayers.

[@guinnberger9356]

Maybe we didn't get to see Anne Francis, but I spotted Catherine McLeod, the lady who played the worried-sick wife in this episode: she was also lead actress in the film _I've Always Loved You._ She said in an interview years ago that Artur Rubinstein, whom the producer/director had hired to record the musical sequences for the film, also coached Ms. McLeod to help her look as if she were really playing the music instead of merely moving her hands along with Mr. Rubinstein's recording. She said he told her to make it look more difficult than it really was when she was playing music, because "Audiences appreciate that."

[@jackrobinson5974]

@@bobbywimsy6741 No, she passed Jan 02, 2011 at 80 years of age.

[@loobylooroden6176]

I think I'm the only person who didn't like the outer limits, find it long and boring. But i enjoy most shows like this.

[@xadam2dudex]

Separate beds .. 1950-60's ... Oh lookie there's something you don't see anymore a housewife

[@upthedownescalator630]

A rare species

[@maryannmcrae6736]

So sad there is No more FAMILY STRUCTURE. FAMILY LIFE IS TORN DOWN EVERY ONE DOES THEIR OWN THING.

[@xadam2dudex]

@@maryannmcrae6736 you can thank the republicans for that ... They began their war on wages and jobs in the 70's when Nixon went to China in 1972 to strike a deal to have China open its doors to U.S. business and the transfer of U.S. industry to China .. Add Reagan's war on unions the war on education by defunding it across the country .. As Bill Gates revealed the raising of college tuition to restrict a college education to the upper classes ( student debt ) ... It now take 2 incomes to support a household since the high wage manufacturing jobs were exported leaving what we have now .. The U.S. is classified as a service economy .. Which is marked by low wages low benefit jobs with no future ... It use to be that if you worked at IBM you had a job for life .. They ended that I think under Bush 1 ... Not to forget the devaluation of the dollar by the FEDERAL RESERVE and the creation of the petrodallar in 1945 by the U.S. - Saudi agreement to trade oil in dollars only ... So you see this isn't something that happened by choice of the people it was an evolving reaction to circumstances orchestrated by the owner class ..

[@xadam2dudex]

@@maryannmcrae6736 PS you may want to watch this video to get a glimpse of why all of this is going on kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoTZmYOkisyssJo

[@cjn7790]

@@xadam2dudex up is down,good is bad and so on .. You blind fool can thank the democrats for the destruction of the family unit.And,women's liberation, and mixing cultures ...how can you be so lost?

[@christopherellis2663]

Edith😂

[@redblade8160]

At 8:00, it's not easy to make your wife pregnant when sleeping in separate beds!

[@Baystreetboy1947]

Hope he gets his watch fixed! Stay tuned…It’s obvious the guy’s a gay plumber.

[@christopherbonanno1120]

Lol. Separate beds. Nope. Not how it was in real life. Only on TV. I’m old I know. Sex all the time. Lots of kids family’s had then. Not being crude. But sex. Drug use. All our issues today are 100 percent the same. Lol. Old shows

[@wayne9094]

How things have changed on tv shows . Back the husband and wife sleeping in separate beds . Then it went a little later to both were in the same bed . But they had to have one leg hanging out on the floor of the bed . To then rolling around looking like they were having sex in a bed . And way back open affection kissing each other in public was not done . To now gay parades with guys wearing women's cloths .