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I’ve always had a crush Leasley Ann Warren since the 80’s, especially in Clue and Worth Wining. In Clue it took Colleen Camp in a French maid’s outfit to out due Lesley Ann Warren.

watch lesley ann warren , in a movie called victor victoria... very funny, and she was funny and sexy

Lesley Ann Warren just oozed sex appeal in almost every role she was in, but she could turn on the charm in an innocent way as well.

My biggest celebrity crush EVER! Adore her!!

I'm Dave Robinson. And this is a Kool Filter-King...Menthol... Filter, flavor, pack, or box. You'll get a lot. And when you arrive home from the night gallery downtown, having explored the outer limits of everything that stays within the limits. And those occasional one or two steps beyond, you'll forget about your cares as you leave your car and meet your wife at the head of the stairs, and suddenly taken aback by, whatever is in the kitchen that smells so good, that, you dare not say, for scrutiny by the Thought Police, and pretend that, it must be something from Swansons. Trust Swansons

Wow! So awesome to hear that phone interview! I grew up with Night Gallery and definitely remember this episode. But the one with the “reverse mermaid” is what still haunts my dreams. Yikes! Cool that Spock directed it. Rod Serling is a Horror/Sci-Fi/Fantasy LEGEND. No doubt!

Always wondered what the HELL did Warren's drop-dead (no pun intended!😉) gorgeous vampire see in a total loser like "Ron?"

She was a true Hottie.😘

Lesley Ann Warren was always beautiful and as she got older she was even more beautiful than she was in her twenties. ❤

Good times

Great to hear her voice, and about experience. I was a small kid and a big fan of hers from mission impossible, and I loved night gallery too

Anywhere I can get all "Night Gallery" DVDs? Maybe in a box set. Just wondering

Hmm, this was very fascinating. Night Gallery is sorely underrated imo.

what a crush i had on Lesley...i would refer to her as Lovely Ann Warren.

she was so hot, i really enjoyed that episode!

I just recently picked up the entire Night Gallery series on DVD, ill keep an eye out for this particular episode.

Not seen this particular Night Gallery episode but she looks gorgeous. She was also in a favourite Columbo episode, 'A Deadly State of Mind', which has one of the best gotcha's for the murderer, George Hamilton.

I love Lesley Ann Warren, she was great in that episode. I still haven't seen her in Cinderella, though.

I'm a huge Night Gallery fan, and while this was nowhere near the best episode of the series, it was definitely one of my all time favorites, specifically because of Lesley Ann Warren. At the age of 8 I was not only a rabid fan of gothic horror but also a romantic at heart, and she was at the very top of my celebrity crushes at the time. A beautiful woman and a fantastic actress.

Good morning love you too baby Tony 💓

My favorite comic vampire was Victor Buono whose victim told him she already had gave at the office 😅

Lesley Ann Warren was always the sexiest thing in 70's TV

I just got all three seasons of Night Gallery on Blu-Ray, and I have no regrets...

If I'm not mistaken she is also in the movie "CLUE"

night gallery was scary

Lesley Ann Warren was one of the sexiest vampires I'd ever seen in my life--and this was at a time when sexy vampires were everywhere, thanks to UK's Hammer Films! She was so sensually shot in her soft focus scenes. I was ten years old and even then thinking, "I'd let her kill me."

Thank you for this lovely blast from the past

I sure wish I could have known this awesome lady. If I travel back in time, she'll be one of the significant persons I'll look up.

The book is excellent

@thetvtimemachine Jim, during season one and a bit of two we see “filler paintings.” The question “what did these filler paintings depict?” has never ceased bugging me. Scott has no idea (I’m 70-80% sure). What’s your opinion? Is there any way I can track these forever mysterious paintings and find out?

(note: opinions about certain "Night Gallery" episodes in this video)

Rod Serling’s Twilight Zone and Night Gallery predicted what is happening today. Serling was one of the greatest writers in Hollywood History.

Many viewers were expecting too much from Mel Brooks. They tuned in expecting Blazing Saddles every week and tuned out when they didn't get it. It was too much of a farce with not enough humanity.

They certainly do remind me of The Bowery Boys!

One thing I remember from this particular episode is Mr.Bannister saying,"It's Byron J. Bannister, not Myron K.Kanister!"

I can’t tell you how great it is to see these episodes- a great comedy series

was pickmans model or the haunted farm house spared???????????I love those two episodes.If you love the night gallery you should watch journey to the unknown another great series .Or ghost story that turned into cicle of fear another great series,Im constantly watching the show called poor butterfly from journey to the unknown starring chad everet would of made a great movie ,very haunting story. then find a copy of don;t be afraid of the dark starring kim darby that was made for tv just like salems lot ...just those 2 alone you'll be sleeping under the covers or thearapy....

THANKS! Which episode is being blocked?

I remember getting the FRIGHT NIGHT poster at Universal Studios Tour ( 1974-76 ish?). As an adult I would absolutely love to have the original shown in this video. If I ever hit the Powerball ….. 😆

Thank you for my freedom veteran

Unfortunately it was on only 3 seasons - the SCARIEST show on TV in the 70s

"Murder, a self-portrait" where, in Malibu, was that filmed?

I don't think I've seen a child who so exactly looks like both parents at the same time. Normally, I see a nose here, eyes of the other, family chin. This, both faces vibrate in and out of my sight.

I'm glad Hunter Biden wasn't around then.

Too bad universal studios never had the tower if terror while the could have used the paintings on the ride.

To bad the tower of terror was not at universal studios using the paintings from the night gallery used in the ride.

This was very interesting. I have always wondered if the paintings were produced to fit the storylines, or if on occasion they had an existing painting that inspired a story. I've always remembered the story of the harried Nazi who wanted to be in the peaceful picture of a man fishing, and instead ended up in the picture of being horribly tortured.

there could be a better way to end red john's story i was dissapointed it was the sherrif thomas

Such an excellent series... I never missed an episode and still catch it. Used to fly in LA weekly and had many actors over the years. Met Robert in Hollywood, one of the kindest. He made you feel like I was the most important person in the world. RIP to all who have since passed.

A root beer?