One of the delights of this series is Karloff himself doing the on-screen introductions. He memorized them all, and usually did them in a single take (as well as doing several different episode-intros at a single session, in order to save time and $). As a narrator, he couldn't be beat; if you ever have time and really think about it, listen to the audio only of the 1966 "How the Grinch Stole Christmas"; Karloff's narration is superb...world-class. LR
Funny isn't it how the black and white , acting and music scores back then would freak us out and still do today. Modern films with all the graphics just don't have that sinister eeriness. Plus we were totally enthralled with the language and classic looks. Some might say cheesy but I love them and a big THANK YOU.
I only recently saw a few episodes of the worst TV series ever, but it lasted 11 seasons: The Walking Dead. "Walking" is what happens, a lot. Different groups of people walk in the woods and kill each other on encounter. Maybe they encounter a group of Dead walking in the woods and then neutralize them or are killed by them. Repeat in the next episode.
I saw this episode on TV as a kid of 11 years old. That last scene showing her face scared the crap out of me. That memory has been with me all of my life. Tonight I got to see it again for the second time at 72 years of age. Brought a smile to my face to come full circle with Miss DeVore. Great story. Definitely recommended. ;)
I am your age and had I seen this, I would have been scared as well. When I was 4 or 5 years old, my mother used to take her beauty nap. I would watch scary movies on ou television. I had night terrors. Never told my parents!
I found it interesting seeing a pretty lady hanged by her pretty , slender neck. Also, depicting her suffering from the noose as the rope vibrates due to her spastic dangling . Sometimes shown , especially with females , a shoe , shoes falling off .
Isn't television wonderful? I've had similar experiences with various shows and movies, myself. It's so good to get a piece of your youth back and be able to relive it. Like seeing an old friend after so many years.
Great how this series is enabled to be seen without greedy lawyers shutting it down. Picture if you will, real scripts, actors and the best narrator in the business. Thanks Boris. PS/ imagine watching this at 7 years old getting the Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock all in one week?! I can't get no...
What made these shows great was the suspense during the show leading up to the spectacular ending , And Boris Karloff "s voice just added to the show's theme!
The great Boris Karloff! Love the first scene, and Boris' entrance. I grew up in the 1960's, and shows like this in reruns were a staple of my childhood.
Thriller was one of mother's favorite television series. I wasn't born when the series originally aired, but I did see it in reruns later in the 1960s and this episode always stayed with me. It was terrifyingly well written, acted and filmed. Thank you for posting this!
Jezebel spirit isn't real.. it's just what you say about your enemies.. when they have been pushed over the edge and how you wish they were ripped apart by the dogs.
This was a very underrated show, and a number of episodes are still as thought provoking as then about subjects we all too often shy away from addressing. This was a very good episode especially.
Karloff's distinctive voice lends a grand air of sophistication mixed with menace to the narration. His show, like many others of the 1950's and 1960's, gave work to many fine actors and actresses. John Fiedler was one such great character actor. He always looked the same, no matter what era he acted in. Brilliant in any role, and he'll always be remembered as Mr. Hengist in Star Trek's Wolf in the Fold episode, and as lawyer J. Noble Daggett in the original True Grit.
OH MY GOODNESS! 6 Years late to this video.. I didn't know Boris Karloff B&W movies still existed.. For this indeed is a pleasant surprise. I use to watch him years ago when I was a child... The Old Classics, that never get old watching.🍿😁📺
"Will you get this female mutt out of here before I rip her to shreds "! I love the dialog from this period of early television! Definitely more classy than the standard gutter talk that Hollywood uses today . Thank-you for posting this! I'm a subscriber as of 5 minutes ago. Regards.
My parents used to boot us kids from the living room when Thriller came on. It was only recently I found these episodes online. Have been enjoying them immensely
There is a Star Trek [TOS] episode, I think in the second season, where he plays a jack-the-ripper type serial killer. The episode title is [I think] "Wolf Among the Fold."
@@BebeLush2 Do you know the title of the episode. i might b able o search it out on the web using that and the IMDB. He was also the meek juror in 12 Angry Men.
The Thiller TV series only aired for a couple seasons in the early 60's but it was excellent quality and holds up to modern viewing. There are some truly terrifying episodes.....There was one with a house full of haunted mirrors that is really scary.....This wig episode is fine, but not one of the best ones....
Always liked her...For those of us diehard Patricia Barry fans? Please-don't miss - one of her best is THE CHASER, a Twilight Zone with George Grizzard (no slouch in the acting dept himself), and John Mc Intire. A delightfully wicked story, on the theme of "be careful what you wish for..."
I love every episode of Thriller. They use to show them on late night tv in the 80's. I was already a big Karloff and classic horror mystery! I have on dvd watch over and over! Hollyweird couldn't make this today!
I love Boris Karloff, he's an amazing actor, and human being (I've read that he consistently helped kids that were scared, he'd go get them and walk to the set with them). It's hard form me to watch the series because of the blasting string section blowing me out of bed every 10 minutes. If you doubt me, play one for yourself and listen. The minute they take a break the volume goes from 3 up to 11. If you put the volume down so the orchestra doesn't make your ears bleed, you can't hear their voices. I love them though, thank you for posting.
I watched this as child and it frightened me so along with 'The Attack of the Fifty Foot Woman', that was about 60yrs ago. 😊 They are both wonderful to watch again. The gentleman who plays the bookkeeper was also in 'That Touch of Mink' with Doris Day and Cary Grant. Love these old black and white goodies. I no worries about my grandchildren watching them too.
I cannot THANK YOU ,Dear 'uploader' enough for this.....,,my mother always told me about this as a child,..then I did get to see this as well as other episodes of 'THE Great BORIS KARLOFF'S' THRILLER in repeats during the late 60s-early 70s....... I LOVE ❤ 😍 💖 it ALL!!!!!! Please,please,please,......show " THE CHEATERS"....(about a pair of evil 'Specs' ),... Thank You.....! Stay Safe Keep Well Everyone..................! . .
John Fiedler -- and to think the same guy who voiced Piglet in Disney's Winnie the Pooh series played the agent-publicist of the star in this episode as well as Jack the Ripper in Star Trek... What a range there -- to hell and back, literally!
Have ALWAYS loved Patricia Barry no one plays a gold digger quite like her...what a great parody of Marilyn Monroe at the beginning!! Even the breathless baby voice!! One of my favorite episodes...also love "the grim reaper" w/ William shatner and Natalie Schaefer ( lovey Howell from Gilligan's island),,,fun stuff!!
The theme of a mature actress seeking to make a comeback was in the air since 1950's "Sunset Boulevard." An episode of "Twilight Zone" dealt with the theme too. BTW yes, Patricia Barry looks lovely here. And I always enjoy the work of character actor John Fiedler.
I worked as "staff" at several events and you can always tell a celebrity's true nature -- it's in how they treat us nobodies. Ms. Barry was always a lady; pleasant to everyone, polite, generous and just lovely. Unfortunately there are not many celebrities such as she was.
Meg Payton I have never forgotten her name. Searching for this episode for years. I first saw this as a young child. Watching Patricia Barry do the Twist was amazing! She was such a beautiful woman. The dress is fabulous! It reminds me of The Roaring 20s and the 1960s TV 📺 show Hullabaloo dancers.
I remember this so very well! The most frightening and terrible image of her face at the end! I had to sleep in my parents room for a long time. I was only 7....I was not allowed to watch Thriller after that...,which was perfectly alright by me!l! Lol : ) P
Fantastic! I have subscribed. I had so much to do, instead, I was caught up in watching Boris Karloff's "A Wig for Miss Devore". Enjoyed this blast from our past.
John Fiedler, the accountant/manager, was in so many TV shows and movies. My first glimpse of him was in "Raison in the Sun" -- the man tasked with the unenviable job of trying to persuade Sidney Portier's family from moving into the all-white neighborhood. A very good character actor. And Patricia Barry, in whatever role she played, was always shrewd and quite in charge of circumstances -- always giving an good performance. This "Thriller" was very well done.
Oh the horror of the old woman face! It causes men to fall into fountains and off of balconies, shrieking in fear. I hadn't realized what a powerful weapon I possess!
I've seen Patricia Barry in several episodes and just adore her style and her voice. Linda Watkins, aka, Arabella Foote, played one of the more interesting and comedic roles. Those hats! I love hats but my God, the hats in the 1960's were designed by European artists making fun of Americans! The one Arabella wore in the bar looked like a straw waste basket for a bathroom turned up-side-down with plastic flowers sewed onto it, and tall enough for a beehive hairdo! HILARIOUS! Reminds me of all the Aqua Net arisol hairspray that helped put a hole in Earth's Ozone layer.
Reminded me of an old I love Lucy episode, when Fred and Ethel followed the Ricardo’s to Europe and Lucyand Ethel insisted on shopping for the latest fashions. Ricky and Fred made those hats out of junk and burlap bags and the girls rocked the cloths.😅
One of my Top 10 favorite episodes of the series, with "Lethal Ladies" being my favorite, with an extraordinary performance by Rosemary Murphy in a dual role. A bit of trivia about Patricia Barry is that William Frawley ("Fred Mertz") left the bulk of his estate to her after his death. It's a bit of a mystery why he did.
"As sure as my name is Boris Karloff..." But your name is William Henry Pratt. Anyway, he was a great actor and this episode of "Thriller" is very good.
The scariest .But I only saw maybe a half dozen as a child.Any scarier than this? I remember the one with the self drawing portrait of a killer .That one was well acted .And also one with a body snatcher .A young couple had to fight them off.I am showing this one to my wife but that ending did creep me out a lot as a child.
Boris Karloff, William Henry Pratt, some of the best horror actors of the past were English, Christopher Lee, & Peter Cushing, never seen these before Hammer horror movies were the best.
Boris is the only person I recognise here. Unusual story. Thank you for uploading this. Greetings from Ireland, Monday, the 10th of October 2022, @4.27 am 🧡🇮🇪💚
Patricia Barry was a remarkable versatile actress/very sensual and in this episode a touch of Marilyn Monroe/the transformation is incredible when Miss Devore puts on the wig! This episode is a very Hollywood study of politics/over the hill at 38/sexual favors/ revenge/blackmail/gossip columnists! So little has changed since in the Hollywood scene! Where is that wig of Meg Payton now? Many actresses could benefit from that wig!!!!! "Oh Georgie, isn't it marvy how everything turns out!"
Patricia Barry was an excellent actress and came right across the river from me in Davenport Iowa. This is one of Thriller's best episode. An excellent series that was cut short way too soon.
The THRILLER TV show had one distinct feature that THE TWILIGHT ZONE and OUTER LIMITS sorely lacked : SEX APPEAL ! It featured some of the 60s sexiest women at the beginning of their careers : Ursula Andress, Mary Tyler Moore, Elizabeth Montgomery, etc. AND some rather unknown but stunning women like the one who gets hanged here at the beginning : Pamela Searle ! VAVOOM !! (Heck, one episode called YOURS TRULY JACK THE RIPPER even features then-famous stripper Beverly Powers in a sexy musical number).
This was a great episode. All good actors, especially, Patricia Barry. I thought the end was kind of funny. Boris Karloff, was a cool ole dude. Liked hearing his voice, especially as "The Grinch"
The gossip columnist wearing an overdone hat certainly implied Hedda Hopper, which is surprising because the real-life Hedda was still alive when this program was made in 1961 and normally such references weren't done under those circumstances.
Interesting/entertaining. Enjoy viewing 👀 cars/women's hats of that era🤗. Whom ever possesses that haunted wig. Will wear it till death do them part-!!!😇
It is funny that you said you saw this as a kid because I had the same experience; I was home sick fromschool in about the 5th grade and they were running these on rerun in the afternoons. My mom and I watched it and I was so scared that I didn't look at what she looked like at the end. I tried to have my mom describe what she looked like and as I grew up I always wished I had looked. Finally, I found this episode forty something years later! ...........I still couldn't look --- what does she look like?
@@danlrusso Through the whole episode, I thought the hands were the scariest thing, at the end it was the face of Miss Devore that was the most frightening! 😱 It looked like the hands but with dark, almost burn-like spots on the cheeks. The bulging eyes made it even worse! You have to peek at the end and see it! 😂
i would much rather watch these shows than anything on tv today
i still do.
Same
Amen to that!
Me too!
Same!! Matter of fact Ive been binging and having a good time 😊 It's such an comforting feeling watching these. ❤
One of the delights of this series is Karloff himself doing the on-screen introductions. He memorized them all, and usually did them in a single take (as well as doing several different episode-intros at a single session, in order to save time and $). As a narrator, he couldn't be beat; if you ever have time and really think about it, listen to the audio only of the 1966 "How the Grinch Stole Christmas"; Karloff's narration is superb...world-class. LR
Karloff's narration of The Grinch is superb!
Mr William Henry Pratt, great English actor !
Oh yes, Karloff captured the black heart of The Grinch
It's ""..the Grinch's heart grew three sizes that day..." that really gets me. LR@@cindirose3390
I guess I am not old enough? The only actor I have heard of is Boris
Funny isn't it how the black and white , acting and music scores back then would freak us out and still do today. Modern films with all the graphics just don't have that sinister eeriness. Plus we were totally enthralled with the language and classic looks. Some might say cheesy but I love them and a big THANK YOU.
So True 😁👍
Most everything they've been making for the last 30 years is garbage in my opinion especially TV series
I watched Game of Thrones first Season in Black and White , bass range reduced in 360p
it simulates the feel to an extent
I only recently saw a few episodes of the worst TV series ever, but it lasted 11 seasons: The Walking Dead. "Walking" is what happens, a lot. Different groups of people walk in the woods and kill each other on encounter. Maybe they encounter a group of Dead walking in the woods and then neutralize them or are killed by them. Repeat in the next episode.
I saw this episode on TV as a kid of 11 years old. That last scene showing her face scared the crap out of me. That memory has been with me all of my life. Tonight I got to see it again for the second time at 72 years of age. Brought a smile to my face to come full circle with Miss DeVore. Great story. Definitely recommended. ;)
I am your age and had I seen this, I would have been scared as well. When I was 4 or 5 years old, my mother used to take her beauty nap. I would watch scary movies on ou television. I had night terrors. Never told my parents!
I did the same with Jaws
Name of flick ? You were what ? About 13 yrsold , while I was around 6-7 yrs around 63-64 , probably ?
I found it interesting seeing a pretty lady hanged by her pretty , slender neck. Also, depicting her suffering from the noose as the rope vibrates due to her spastic dangling . Sometimes shown , especially with females , a shoe , shoes falling off .
Isn't television wonderful? I've had similar experiences with various shows and movies, myself. It's so good to get a piece of your youth back and be able to relive it. Like seeing an old friend after so many years.
Superb, so Lilithian and Plutonian, and a delectable criticism of hollywood. Must-see! Thank you @earth
Great how this series is enabled to be seen without greedy lawyers shutting it down. Picture if you will, real scripts, actors and the best narrator in the business. Thanks Boris. PS/ imagine watching this at 7 years old getting the Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock all in one week?! I can't get no...
Cliff TAYLOR : Am surprised Hollywood censorship didn't try block this episode. Being as that how old studio system worked.
What made these shows great was the suspense during the show leading up to the spectacular ending , And Boris Karloff "s voice just added to the show's theme!
Mon-Fri evenings on ME TV I get both series back to back.
The great Boris Karloff! Love the first scene, and Boris' entrance. I grew up in the 1960's, and shows like this in reruns were a staple of my childhood.
Thriller was one of mother's favorite television series. I wasn't born when the series originally aired, but I did see it in reruns later in the 1960s and this episode always stayed with me. It was terrifyingly well written, acted and filmed. Thank you for posting this!
15:30 no homeless people anywhere. what's happened to us
I saw them in the early 70s.
@@lapacesiaconvoiHomeless people back then existed too, but they were simply arrested or put in jail if they camped out on city streets!
your welcome,
I just read she died at age 92. To whom it may concern, I loved this lady, as a lady and as a superb actress. Man she was great. R I p.
92 so she kept the wig ! 👩🏻🦲 ( joke no disrespect mean RIP )
She lives on in film! ! !
aawe, thanks for sharing. These movies paved the way for so many other movies.
well is she the old series cat woman i need an answer thanx
@@ShpookyMetalGoogle it. Or go to Wikipedia. You don't need anyone to answer that for you.
Boris Karloff had such a unique voice. Perfect for narration.
Oh wow this was a real treat.. really enjoyed this video 😊 thx for sharing... smiles
Excellent movie! The wig coming off reminds me of what an evil jezebel spirit or narcissistic person is without their mask. God bless everyone!
Jezebel spirit isn't real.. it's just what you say about your enemies.. when they have been pushed over the edge and how you wish they were ripped apart by the dogs.
Loved Patricia Barry. So beautiful and talented. One of my favorite episodes. I had a lot of favorites of this great show.
This was a very underrated show, and a number of episodes are still as thought provoking as then about subjects we all too often shy away from addressing. This was a very good episode especially.
Karloff's distinctive voice lends a grand air of sophistication mixed with menace to the narration. His show, like many others of the 1950's and 1960's, gave work to many fine actors and actresses. John Fiedler was one such great character actor. He always looked the same, no matter what era he acted in. Brilliant in any role, and he'll always be remembered as Mr. Hengist in Star Trek's Wolf in the Fold episode, and as lawyer J. Noble Daggett in the original True Grit.
OH MY GOODNESS!
6 Years late to this video.. I didn't know Boris Karloff B&W movies still existed.. For this indeed is a pleasant surprise. I use to watch him years ago when I was a child...
The Old Classics, that never get old watching.🍿😁📺
Really good--Karloff is always great. TY
"Will you get this female mutt out of here before I rip her to shreds "! I love the dialog from this period of early television! Definitely more classy than the standard gutter talk that Hollywood uses today . Thank-you for posting this! I'm a subscriber as of 5 minutes ago. Regards.
They weren't allowed to say "bitch" back then!
@@gregingram4996 Mutt is much more impressive.
My parents used to boot us kids from the living room when Thriller came on. It was only recently I found these episodes online. Have been enjoying them immensely
My favorite episode of the old Thriller! So nice to see it again after so many decades.
S James thank you for the comment
Na. I like The Grim Reaper best.
SPOILER ALERT:
the chambermaid ends up looking like rosamund pike
@@lapacesiaconvoi lol 😂
@@rizzalater72 mine is "The Dark Legacy" but the mystery/horror ones are the best and that's 80% of the "Thriller" series 👍👍
“Thriller” is an absolute classic. When I was a kid, it was “must see TV.” My favorite episodes were “Pigeons from Hell” and “Cheaters.”
I’m loving it, I’m binging on these old black and whites.
I have not thought of Thriller in many years. Great post!
Patricia Barry was just delightful, and what a great supporting cast! Very fine script, too.
I'll bet she watched "Singing in the Rain" before playing Laura Devore.
Since I wear wigs,I'm so in love with this episode😍😍😍😍😍
Lol me too. And the one you're wearing in your avatar is beautiful on you!
Do the wigs ever get unbearably hot and does your head sweat? I’ve always been hesitant to wear a wig because of that.
Let’s ask miss Devore! Then call Tyrone! Lol!
Lol
A nice role for John Fiedler, giving him more to do than simply playing his usual mousy types. Terrific character actor.
There is a Star Trek [TOS] episode, I think in the second season, where he plays a jack-the-ripper type serial killer. The episode title is [I think] "Wolf Among the Fold."
Oh ! is that his name , l only know his face . 👍
@@stevensica89 "Wolf in the fold" , Steven
@@stevensica89 He was also in a Alfred Hitchcock episode. He played another quiet mad killer type. Amazing performance!
@@BebeLush2 Do you know the title of the episode. i might b able o search it out on the web using that and the IMDB. He was also the meek juror in 12 Angry Men.
One of my favorite episodes! Thanks for the upload❤️👍👍
The Thiller TV series only aired for a couple seasons in the early 60's but it was excellent quality and holds up to modern viewing. There are some truly terrifying episodes.....There was one with a house full of haunted mirrors that is really scary.....This wig episode is fine, but not one of the best ones....
I was just thinking how beautiful Miss DeVore was...now they say she is too old? How doe any of us stand a chance?
Excellent shows and history. I love it.
Always liked her...For those of us diehard Patricia Barry fans? Please-don't miss - one of her best is THE CHASER, a Twilight Zone with George Grizzard (no slouch in the acting dept himself), and John Mc Intire. A delightfully wicked story, on the theme of "be careful what you wish for..."
I love every episode of Thriller. They use to show them on late night tv
in the 80's. I was already a big Karloff and classic horror mystery!
I have on dvd watch over and over! Hollyweird couldn't make this today!
Hollyweirdandwooden.
Unfortunately It was never shown on West Germany television ..I think the doubing was common then...now I love it. 2023 ..Perth, Australia
Thank you for posting these episodes from "Thriller"
I love Boris Karloff, he's an amazing actor, and human being (I've read that he consistently helped kids that were scared, he'd go get them and walk to the set with them). It's hard form me to watch the series because of the blasting string section blowing me out of bed every 10 minutes. If you doubt me, play one for yourself and listen. The minute they take a break the volume goes from 3 up to 11. If you put the volume down so the orchestra doesn't make your ears bleed, you can't hear their voices. I love them though, thank you for posting.
I watched this as child and it frightened me so along with 'The Attack of the Fifty Foot Woman', that was about 60yrs ago. 😊 They are both wonderful to watch again. The gentleman who plays the bookkeeper was also in 'That Touch of Mink' with Doris Day and Cary Grant. Love these old black and white goodies. I no worries about my grandchildren watching them too.
If she would've just listened to Piglet.
Piglet!!
And YOUR COMMENT is the reason Imma watch this episode right now at 10pm at nite!! Thanx!
@@marklauzon186 Ooo! Im gonna watch it again, too!
🤣😆
Lol! Thanks for reminding me.
well if this about Boris Karloff this one of best movies great actor of all times on Hollywood thrillers
thank you for sharing
John Fiedler is my boy in this. He does the supporting role like nobody else!
Patricia Barry, playing Miss Devore, had a prolific film & TV career lasting over 50 years. She died in 2016 at 93 y.o.
She never takes the wig off. That has to be one funky wig! Lol!
I cannot THANK YOU ,Dear 'uploader' enough for this.....,,my mother always told me about this as a child,..then I did get to see this as well as other episodes of 'THE Great BORIS KARLOFF'S' THRILLER in repeats during the late 60s-early 70s.......
I LOVE ❤ 😍 💖 it ALL!!!!!!
Please,please,please,......show " THE CHEATERS"....(about a pair of evil 'Specs' ),...
Thank You.....!
Stay Safe
Keep Well
Everyone..................!
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I have never heard of this show before. If it weren’t for the internet, I would have never seen it.
Ha! That paparazzi , gawd that was crazy 😂.... This was a good one 😶👌👌👌🐈⬛️🐈⬛️
Love Boris Karloff and his voice.
That was brilliant! Thank you ❤
I love this episode. She's an awesome actress.
Whoa! A very intense episode. Gives new meaning to the phrase "hell toupee"! Thanks for sharing this.
John Fiedler -- and to think the same guy who voiced Piglet in Disney's Winnie the Pooh series played the agent-publicist of the star in this episode as well as Jack the Ripper in Star Trek... What a range there -- to hell and back, literally!
FYI, this was a VERY good episode of an exceptional series. This is about the third time I've seen this episode as of today.
thank you
thank you
AvengerII : I always thought John Fielder's acting ability was underrated. His performance are always unique.
I certainly recall him as Mr. Peterson on The Bob Newhart Show.
Have ALWAYS loved Patricia Barry no one plays a gold digger quite like her...what a great parody of Marilyn Monroe at the beginning!! Even the breathless baby voice!! One of my favorite episodes...also love "the grim reaper" w/ William shatner and Natalie Schaefer ( lovey Howell from Gilligan's island),,,fun stuff!!
thank you
Except the men were the gold diggers in this one.
Awesome! Thank you!
As I child this episode & the Night Gallery one with Roddy McDowell made me a nervous wreck.
The episode about the painting scared the crap out of me.
OMG! Yes. That was the Night Gallery Pilot. It was fabulous and so scary. It’s a shame the rest of the Night Gallery episodes were not as good.
The one with Roddy McDowall was and still is the Best episode Ever!!❤️
Why can't we find that episode anywhere such a disappointment
you must be an old timer
The theme of a mature actress seeking to make a comeback was in the air since 1950's "Sunset Boulevard." An episode of "Twilight Zone" dealt with the theme too. BTW yes, Patricia Barry looks lovely here. And I always enjoy the work of character actor John Fiedler.
thank you, thank you my friend
Perry Mason also did a "comeback" episode with a lot of well-known actors/actresses. The episode included a very young Dick Clark as an agent/writer.
I worked as "staff" at several events and you can always tell a celebrity's true nature -- it's in how they treat us nobodies. Ms. Barry was always a lady; pleasant to everyone, polite, generous and just lovely. Unfortunately there are not many celebrities such as she was.
You're thinking of the 8MM Shrine episode of TZ with the wondrous Ida Lupino!!
Meg Payton I have never forgotten her name. Searching for this episode for years. I first saw this as a young child. Watching Patricia Barry do the Twist was amazing! She was such a
beautiful woman.
The dress is fabulous! It reminds me of The Roaring 20s and the 1960s TV 📺 show Hullabaloo dancers.
I remember this so very well! The most frightening and terrible image of her face at the end! I had to sleep in my parents room for a long time. I was only 7....I was not allowed to watch Thriller after that...,which was perfectly alright by me!l! Lol : )
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thanks for the share and comment
I actually remember seeing this as a kid and also Very disturbed by it. Seeing the glamorous woman turn so horrible was very unexpected for me then.
Lol..Iove old shows & movies.
When I was seven or so it was The Night Gallery episode ca!!ed The Sin Eater. Ahhhhhh! Nice that we all managed to survived great tv!
The very same situation for me as well.
Scared me so much I couldn’t even hear the theme music for the show without being terrified.
Fantastic! I have subscribed. I had so much to do, instead, I was caught up in watching Boris Karloff's "A Wig for Miss Devore". Enjoyed this blast from our past.
John Fiedler, the accountant/manager, was in so many TV shows and movies. My first glimpse of him was in "Raison in the Sun" -- the man tasked with the unenviable job of trying to persuade Sidney Portier's family from moving into the all-white neighborhood. A very good character actor. And Patricia Barry, in whatever role she played, was always shrewd and quite in charge of circumstances -- always giving an good performance. This "Thriller" was very well done.
Not to mention the Bob Newhart Show.
I liked him as Piglet in Whinnie the Pooh 😊
This thing scared the crap outta me, when I was 10 years old (in 1962). I’ve never forgotten it…
Oh the horror of the old woman face! It causes men to fall into fountains and off of balconies, shrieking in fear. I hadn't realized what a powerful weapon I possess!
thank you
Gaia So great episode
I ain't, sceered uv ya
I saw this as a child and nightmares for years! I just watched the ending now and laughed.
Same with me. I have to watch it to get over it. Lol.
But the VERY FINAL SHOT..the freeze frame of the homely maid now made beautiful..with the blues-y trumpet on the soundtrack...is sheer brilliance.
This was way better than I expected. Such a superb ending.
I am still blushing from that Shameless dancing sequence.
I've seen Patricia Barry in several episodes and just adore her style and her voice. Linda Watkins, aka, Arabella Foote, played one of the more interesting and comedic roles. Those hats! I love hats but my God, the hats in the 1960's were designed by European artists making fun of Americans! The one Arabella wore in the bar looked like a straw waste basket for a bathroom turned up-side-down with plastic flowers sewed onto it, and tall enough for a beehive hairdo! HILARIOUS!
Reminds me of all the Aqua Net arisol hairspray that helped put a hole in Earth's Ozone layer.
Like the feed bags on the I Love Lucy episode in Paris.
Reminded me of an old I love Lucy episode, when Fred and Ethel followed the Ricardo’s to Europe and Lucyand Ethel insisted on shopping for the latest fashions. Ricky and Fred made those hats out of junk and burlap bags and the girls rocked the cloths.😅
That one guy was Jack the Ripper on Star Trek!
One of my Top 10 favorite episodes of the series, with "Lethal Ladies" being my favorite, with an extraordinary performance by Rosemary Murphy in a dual role. A bit of trivia about Patricia Barry is that William Frawley ("Fred Mertz") left the bulk of his estate to her after his death. It's a bit of a mystery why he did.
Fiedler😂
"As sure as my name is Boris Karloff..."
But your name is William Henry Pratt.
Anyway, he was a great actor and this episode of "Thriller" is very good.
Night gallery is one of my most favorite series so was Friday the 13 the series
The acting is amazing!!!!
I love this series, and this one episode in particular. Thanks for posting!
thank you for the comment
The scariest .But I only saw maybe a half dozen as a child.Any scarier than this? I remember the one with the self drawing portrait of a killer .That one was well acted .And also one with a body snatcher .A young couple had to fight them off.I am showing this one to my wife but that ending did creep me out a lot as a child.
I feeling like
Slapped her across the face
And said talk right like a real
Women!!!!
Boris Karloff, William Henry Pratt, some of the best horror actors of the past were English, Christopher Lee, & Peter Cushing, never seen these before Hammer horror movies were the best.
Jocelyn carter Great story! The acting was fantastic!
Luckily, my ex gave me the entire series in a boxed set Love it!
Boris is the only person I recognise here. Unusual story. Thank you for uploading this. Greetings from Ireland, Monday, the 10th of October 2022, @4.27 am 🧡🇮🇪💚
Excellent episode! Thank you!
Love you Boris Karloff..RIP
Dig not see the ending coming !! Nice story with an expected twist - recommend for sure
Patricia Barry was a remarkable versatile actress/very sensual and in this episode a touch of Marilyn Monroe/the transformation is incredible when Miss Devore puts on the wig! This episode is a very Hollywood study of politics/over the hill at 38/sexual favors/ revenge/blackmail/gossip columnists! So little has changed since in the Hollywood scene! Where is that wig of Meg Payton now? Many actresses could benefit from that wig!!!!! "Oh Georgie, isn't it marvy how everything turns out!"
Great
Your right. . . Some things in Hollywood never change !
Patricia Barry was an excellent actress and came right across the river from me in Davenport Iowa. This is one of Thriller's best episode. An excellent series that was cut short way too soon.
I've always loved the Zone episode featuring Ms. Barry, where the poor schmuck that's nuts about her gets the love potion.
I haven't seem this since I was a kid. I'm in my 60's now. The Thriller series with B. Karloff was scary stuff.
I love Patricia Barry’s acting!
So cheesy and I'm completely here for it! Ms Barry is obviously having a ball.
Love the Marilyn Monroe impression .
i love this episode! great series, thank you for the upload.
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I remember this story from my childhood watching tv series Thrikler
Wow - Arabella sure had a crazy taste in hats.
a hedda hopper tribute
The THRILLER TV show had one distinct feature that THE TWILIGHT ZONE and OUTER LIMITS sorely lacked : SEX APPEAL ! It featured some of the 60s sexiest women at the beginning of their careers : Ursula Andress, Mary Tyler Moore, Elizabeth Montgomery, etc. AND some rather unknown but stunning women like the one who gets hanged here at the beginning : Pamela Searle ! VAVOOM !! (Heck, one episode called YOURS TRULY JACK THE RIPPER even features then-famous stripper Beverly Powers in a sexy musical number).
This was a great episode. All good actors, especially, Patricia Barry. I thought the end was kind of funny. Boris Karloff, was a cool ole dude. Liked hearing his voice, especially as "The Grinch"
The Grinch???.
Times sure have changed. Finished at 32? Whoa!
Absolutely brilliant..loved it..Jxx 🌻🥀🌺🇬🇧👑💜🌸🌼💐
The dance at the party. The band. The flapper dress! The horror, the horror! Thank the gods for Rock n Roll!!! 1956 indeed! Rocket 88!
The gossip columnist wearing an overdone hat certainly implied Hedda Hopper, which is surprising because the real-life Hedda was still alive when this program was made in 1961 and normally such references weren't done under those circumstances.
Interesting/entertaining. Enjoy viewing 👀 cars/women's hats of that era🤗. Whom ever possesses that haunted wig. Will wear it till death do them part-!!!😇
my gosh, has John Fiedler always looked the same?
It must be his wig!
Love the old movies 🎬 🎞 🎥 🎦 📽.
Another great episode.
Thanks so much! I remember this when I was a kid.I thought it was called "The Wig and that it was a movie.I've been searching high and low for this.
It is funny that you said you saw this as a kid because I had the same experience; I was home sick fromschool in about the 5th grade and they were running these on rerun in the afternoons. My mom and I watched it and I was so scared that I didn't look at what she looked like at the end. I tried to have my mom describe what she looked like and as I grew up I always wished I had looked. Finally, I found this episode forty something years later! ...........I still couldn't look --- what does she look like?
@@danlrusso Through the whole episode, I thought the hands were the scariest thing, at the end it was the face of Miss Devore that was the most frightening! 😱 It looked like the hands but with dark, almost burn-like spots on the cheeks. The bulging eyes made it even worse! You have to peek at the end and see it! 😂
Just discovered this show and am watching the whole series. What great underrated show and so much better than anything on TV today ~
This reminds me so much of "The Picture of Dorian Gray".
I'm a huge Boris Karloff love the episode
I love the reruns whenever they are on.
Loved the Boris carloff television series he was great
Thank you for posting! I've been looking for this episode for a LONG time!!!