I'm guessing that Newland was at least 6'5". And I think that's probably the best guess overall. If he were much taller than that . . . there'd have been prejudice against him in casting throughout his career. There are not a lot of actors taller than 6'5" . . . and those that are, we mostly know for being niche characters. Christopher Lee, John Cleese, and Tim Robbins are all 6'5". James Arness was 6'7" and Fred Gwynne 6'8" -- both KNOWN for being very tall. So Newland at 6'5" seems the most likely . . .
I'm not sure John Newland was quite that tall. If Lois Maxwell was 5 ft. 8, in this story, she's wearing high heels, say 2 inches high. That'd make her 5 ft. 10. In the beginning of this story, they're walking around one another. Newland is definitely taller, but not towering over her (I'm 5 ft. 9 myself; my husband is 6 ft. 3, and he's definitely a lot taller than me, comparing us to Maxwell and Newland in the beginning of this story.) I'd be more likely to believe he's around 6 ft. 2 or 3.
@katylake212: The heels are making her look TALLER than she actually is . . . and so making Newland look SHORTER in comparison. I still see enough difference between frame 1:54 (Newland) and frame 2:16 (Maxwell) to stick with my estimate that Newland is 6 ft 5 . . .
Rock Hudson was 6’5, and he was in countless movies and tv shows. I may have to disagree on being locked into their characters simply due to their height. James Arness stayed with Gunsmoke because they fit perfectly with his lifestyle. Look at John Wayne and Kirk Douglass in the “War Wagon”. Kirk kept adding lifts to his boots to appear taller when next to Wayne. I think it all boils down to their acting skills. But? Hey… I’m just an older guy with an opinion.
These are good shows and they are interesting because they are based on real stories. Wish we had stuff like this to watch nowadays instead of the crap that's on tv.
Most of them were not based on true stories. They are pure fiction. But Newland cleverly presented them as if they were true stories. An exception is "Signal Received", which is loosely based around the sinking of the HMS Hood in WII.
WOW...I am in my late 60’s now and I don’t ever remember seeing this program. IT IS AWESOME!!! I grew up on TTZ, Outer Limits and Hitchcock. I can’t wait to catch up on all of these episodes XXXX
@Carol Strickland: Lucky you (!) . . . going to see all the episodes for the first time. But also a problematic decision for you now. Watch the episodes in sequence . . . or cut to the chase and the watch the best 5 first: th-cam.com/play/PLR9KUynF_6Fp6PTXByWUI85hr5OOSesyL.html
@Joni Allen: Or maybe . . . you love the intuitive capacity to recognize times and places other than your own . . . which is triggered in you when watching these old shows (?)
Been watching these ever since 1958, when they were new. I have them all and have seen them over and over and yet I have to keep watching them. I often feel "which episode to watch?", because Ive seen them all, but I just have to click again and again. This one is one of the best. People compare these to the Twilight Zone, but these are based on tru incidents, theyre not fiction. Wooooooooooooooooooo . . . Tonight is Halloween, I think I'll watch all night .
First time, I heard and seen it. The music at the background freaked me out. 2020 will be celebrated pretty soon. From Cali, Colombia, I wish every body happy new year.
This show is new to me, and it’s really good. I’m a Twilight Zone fan, so its like discovering a bunch of new episodes of that really spooky show, from when I was a child. Cool!
If I had to wear a suit and tie every time I went out, I would go insane! When you see old west photos, the men always had a vest and later as history “progressed”, they began wearing ties! I’m glad I wasn’t alive back then, as that many clothes every day, all day would have been crazy. But? Think about it another way, maybe people took much more pride in themselves back then?
@@vidhushekhar17: Very true. I always dress neatly and take pride in my appearance, but I don’t want to wear a 3 piece suit. And you’re right about covering their heads.
@@TERoss-jk9ny I've just read a comment made by a woman saying the same thing; it seems all wives dressed like if they were working in an office or attending a party.
@Melody Madry: The Alcoa intro was dropped when the series went into syndication. But if you're nostalgic for it: th-cam.com/video/7kWGHAKPQvE/w-d-xo.html
Great series...watched these as a kid,in the 70s,late at night on a 12 inch black and white tv....has the similar eeriness as Twilight Zone...love the haunting theme music...John Newland narrates stupendously,and drifts in and out of the scenery like a ghost!!!...these episodes are epic!!!
Remember how empty the world used to feel late at night back then? Now it's a 24 hour world but back in the day it felt like you were the only one awake in the wee hours.
F Scott Fitzgerald wrote, ‘In the real dark night of the soul, it’s always 3 o’clock in the morning’. Life was different when the tv stations used to sign off at night because everyone went to sleep.
I watched this series in the early 1960's. Didn't see them again for 50 years. Still find the theme music intense and strangely beautiful. Many of the episodes are still very watchable. Although the claim is that the stories are "real life", almost all are very loosely based on events, which is why Newland only very rarely provides names and dates. One exception to this is the Titanic episode.
I used to watch this show when I was a young teen... Kinda freaked me out then but now it blows my socks off ..... IE I'm chilled to the bones. Sixty-seven yearss old. I believe this more now than ever before.
Quite likely isolated experiences throughout your life have broadened your insights into what is generally unseen. At least that is so in my case. Steadfastly I have remained impervious to any possibility of such incidents taking over my present existence, but the memory of nearly each and every one remains etched in my mind. Quite like little curios in some far-away antique shop, I don't want to own any of them; I'm merely browsing.
Very touching story! I think the phenomenon they tried to describe here is something called a residual haunting; it's where an intense event is impressed upon the aura, like John Newland said, of a place and is repeated over and over, like playing a DVD or a video again and again, traditionally on the anniversary of the event without any actual ghosts being present. Another possibility is that the guilt-ridden Morrisons either astral-projected or dream-walked themselves back to their prior home on the anniversary of their daughter's death, and that Will and Esther Hollis were sensitive enough to see them reenact their tragedy.
I was a little girl in the early sixties..I remember the haunting music. I didn't realize a lot of the psychological inuendos but I know this show gave me nightmares.
(At 6 min. 10 sec) *"...that she, herself, could go insane at any time!"* As the mother of 3 sons under the age of 4, I felt the same way when we found out that our daughter, Bethany, was on her way and would arrive in 8 months! LOL :)
One of the toughest things about growing up in the early 1960s, besides the fact that everyone and everything was one of fourteen shades of gray, was the frequent feeling of being commented upon by unseen and unheard narrators. I do sometimes miss the incidental music, though.
I am so surprised that I don’t remember this show. Born 1954 I thought I was familiar with all the old shows. I think it’s similar to Twilight Zone too. Really enjoying the episodes.
"I'm going to be like my mother !" How many millions of wives are afraid of that. It's sad that so many women won't become their own person, regardless of what their mother was like.
One Step Beyond scared me to death as a child bc they were supposedly based on truth. The theme music just took it to another frightening level of fear!! 😱 Thank you for sharing. ♥️
As much as I love "The Twilight Zone", John Newland ALWAYS gives Rod Serling a good run for his money, and this episode is certainly no exception! Excellent episode (as they ALL are)!
I used to watch One Step Beyond, The Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock. In my opinion, what made One Step Beyond different (and scarier) was that it dealt with documented experiences of the supernatural whereas the Twilight Zone was absolute fantasy that was done in real-life settings.
I grew up, as a small child, and I have always loved a good scare. TTZ, Outer Limits, OSB. A little bit older I was wanting to make Me. Spock laugh. At not yet 65, I still like them all!!
At 2:23--she calls her husband's office, sounding concerned. Did anyone else think, "No wonder she's concerned. There's a creepy man walking around in her house. HE JUST FOLLOWED HER UP THE STAIRS!!!"
I'm not so sure about "creepy". Maybe a generation gap here (?) Newland is certainly tall, dark, and handsome, even if it's in a 1950's way that we no longer appreciate. So he may very well be her type, for all we know . . .
I had no idea this series existed. But I am enjoying it now. A nice crisp, clean storyline without all the fluff and folderol of current paranormal stuff. I think these shows have a higher creep factor because our imagination fills in the blanks.
What happened was psych energy implant to the house. Like a loop recording going over again. As remember the house was built from living things like wood. The stones may very small amount of crystals imbedded too!
"Mother needs something today to calm her down And though she's not really ill, there's a little yellow pill She goes running for the shelter of a mother's little helper" th-cam.com/video/QAszapI0unE/w-d-xo.html
About 11 years ago I found a series DVD of this real cheap so I bought it. I've forgotten how many episodes are on it. My Dad remembers this series, Mom doesn't.
The living don't have to have a guilty conscience to project and for someone else to see their apparition. All there needs to be is a connection of sort with that person to see them in a vision.
@@one-step-beyond-1959 That's very true! Now I just wished my husband would cook me breakfast but he can't even cook the egg😭😁😁thanks for responding have a great day!! New sub here😘
Wow, I dont recall ever hearing about this show b4. I watched Madness' 'One Step Beyond' video a couple of days ago. Today, this shows up. Interesting.
I saw one episode of this series for the first time yesterday.. Im back today 3/10/2020. I've noticed quite a few guilty people in many of these shows where they've murdered someone and the supernatural activities caused them to confess.
Wow finally all the episodes that ran in england to give more historic account the last thirteen episodes of third season . I believe Hollywood didn't want to make any more and england kept there bargain to continue maken episodes. Great stuff
The top FIVE rated episodes are from Season 3 . . . and SEVEN of the top TEN. THREE of the top TEN are British: th-cam.com/video/IwBSsLcsCJs/w-d-xo.html
The miracle is that the husband could bear with such PATIENCE his wife's delusions. 😢 In these days and times, he would have made haste to get away from her. Good grief! Just finished the episode. How very amazing!. So, they weren't hallucinating. 😳
I seen , felt and heard a few things and decided to keep them for me ever since I discovered not everyone will buy what you say and so keeping off humiliation was best. I understand the disbelief. I suffered, or both my son and I, both ways but will keep on going. Spirits are real. Heaven created them long before man and they come in different shapes, sizes and occupy different envoronments. Little I know but one fact is true that a few tribes of them are good meaning they won’t do man any harm because they’re God-fearing. As for the story in here. It is definitely a recreation done by spirits for the truth to come out. Why does it matter.. I cannot answer that and it shall remain a mystery.
@@hana.the.writer5074 Such an inspiring comment! Thank you so much for sharing. I, too, have had several supernatural experiences which I haven't shared with others. Some people just don't care. But, I believe God allowed them to let me know He is always protecting me from evil spirits. God bless and keep us. May His face always be turned towards us. 🙏💕
I never heard of this show. Ty for sharing the stories with us ALL. I enjoyed this episode, and look forward to catching up on your channel. New friend here from NY State. 2020 is around the corner, and I wish you ALL a happiest of new years and GOD bless us ev1 ❤🤗
@Skywatcher Sandra: I guess you could lead up to the best episodes . . . or you could just cut to the chase: th-cam.com/play/PLR9KUynF_6Fp6PTXByWUI85hr5OOSesyL.html Everyone also has their favorite episodes, no matter what anyone else thinks . . .
The scene where she first hears the little girl calling for her was sort of bizarre. In the middle of the night when a mother hears, or thinks she hears, her child screaming like this from another room I do not believe she would take the time to put on her house slippers and her housecoat. But that's just me.
Maryann Anderson They always did a scene like that in the movies. No matter what was going on the actor threw on his robe and slippers. It never made sense.
@@songbirdy I can understand the slippers, might step on something sharp, or track something back into the bed. Also get cold feet. As for that "robe", it neither covers anything nor can keep one warm!
Something we all can create. But some of us can't break through the barrier without overpowering stress. We should learn about this and learn how to control it. We honestly have the power in many ways. God help us to understand and protect us all.
I have a daughter she's my only child and she's only three years old. Stuff like this sometimes gets down to my heart because I don't think I would be able to bear her crying out and calling out to me without wanting or trying to help her... That must have been unbearable.
@xXEilonwyXx: Yes, that's the emotional dimension of the story. The mental dimension is: "What is going on here (?)" And (as you say) the somatic dimension is: "What am I going to do about it (?)
I have watched a few episodes of this show this afternoon. Noticed how THIS is the same storyline (almost) as the "Next Step Beyod" episode "Sins of Omision" from 1978.
How tall was John Newland , I can't find it on Wikipedia .
I'm guessing that Newland was at least 6'5". And I think that's probably the best guess overall. If he were much taller than that . . . there'd have been prejudice against him in casting throughout his career. There are not a lot of actors taller than 6'5" . . . and those that are, we mostly know for being niche characters. Christopher Lee, John Cleese, and Tim Robbins are all 6'5". James Arness was 6'7" and Fred Gwynne 6'8" -- both KNOWN for being very tall. So Newland at 6'5" seems the most likely . . .
I'm not sure John Newland was quite that tall. If Lois Maxwell was 5 ft. 8, in this story, she's wearing high heels, say 2 inches high. That'd make her 5 ft. 10. In the beginning of this story, they're walking around one another. Newland is definitely taller, but not towering over her (I'm 5 ft. 9 myself; my husband is 6 ft. 3, and he's definitely a lot taller than me, comparing us to Maxwell and Newland in the beginning of this story.) I'd be more likely to believe he's around 6 ft. 2 or 3.
@katylake212: The heels are making her look TALLER than she actually is . . . and so making Newland look SHORTER in comparison. I still see enough difference between frame 1:54 (Newland) and frame 2:16 (Maxwell) to stick with my estimate that Newland is 6 ft 5 . . .
Rock Hudson was 6’5, and he was in countless movies and tv shows. I may have to disagree on being locked into their characters simply due to their height. James Arness stayed with Gunsmoke because they fit perfectly with his lifestyle. Look at John Wayne and Kirk Douglass in the “War Wagon”. Kirk kept adding lifts to his boots to appear taller when next to Wayne. I think it all boils down to their acting skills. But? Hey… I’m just an older guy with an opinion.
I met him he was 6 ft. 4
These are good shows and they are interesting because they are based on real stories. Wish we had stuff like this to watch nowadays instead of the crap that's on tv.
Most of them were not based on true stories. They are pure fiction. But Newland cleverly presented them as if they were true stories. An exception is "Signal Received", which is loosely based around the sinking of the HMS Hood in WII.
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I'm pretty sure those were simply stories ..as in tall tales
Unsolved Mysterious
That's why I still watch this and outer limits plus tales from the dark side..and twilight zone.....my favorites
WOW...I am in my late 60’s now and I don’t ever remember seeing this program. IT IS AWESOME!!! I grew up on TTZ, Outer Limits and Hitchcock. I can’t wait to catch up on all of these episodes XXXX
@Carol Strickland: Lucky you (!) . . . going to see all the episodes for the first time. But also a problematic decision for you now. Watch the episodes in sequence . . . or cut to the chase and the watch the best 5 first: th-cam.com/play/PLR9KUynF_6Fp6PTXByWUI85hr5OOSesyL.html
Carol - Same here!
Same here ... Didn't even see re-runs. Enjoying the TH-cam resurgence.
Same with me but I thought that maybe never was broadcasted in Spain.
@@one-step-beyond-1959
Thanks 🙂
One Step Beyond and The Twilight Zone were my two favorite shows - even as a little girl. My mom used to call me Morticia.
@Janice Smith: Glad you found this channel . . .
Mine too !!!!!
I see these problems in re run in 1978. In 1980 the TV 📺 created a new version for new generation but but fail. I like it.
I just discovered this series and I am enjoying it.
This show is new to me and a very pleasant discovery.
I love the sets in these old shows!
@Joni Allen: Or maybe . . . you love the intuitive capacity to recognize times and places other than your own . . . which is triggered in you when watching these old shows (?)
I do too I feel the same way
One of THE BEST shows on TV when I was a kid! John Newland was sooooooo classy.
Sexy too.
@@blackcougar1959 So you noticed that, too? :-) He certainly was.....
The second star to the right!!
Underrated tv show, love it...
@Michael K: Not so much underrated, I think, as simply underknown . . .
Back when people called each other darling and dearest.
What do they call each other now?
@@16nowhereman Babe, bae, old lady..
I still call people by both 😊
@@16nowhereman to their face, 😍, to their friends, 🤬.
Snookums, sweetie,
I am a huge Twilight Zone fan, but I find that I like this show even more. Thank you for the uploads!
Glad you found this channel . . .
Been watching these ever since 1958, when they were new. I have them all and have seen them over and over and yet I have to keep watching them. I often feel "which episode to watch?", because Ive seen them all, but I just have to click again and again. This one is one of the best. People compare these to the Twilight Zone, but these are based on tru incidents, theyre not fiction. Wooooooooooooooooooo . . . Tonight is Halloween, I think I'll watch all night .
First time, I heard and seen it. The music at the background freaked me out. 2020 will be celebrated pretty soon. From Cali, Colombia, I wish every body happy new year.
I remember this show. How strange to see it on my feed in 2020. Happy New Year.
@David Toro. I watched this series as a kid and the music still freaks me out. Happy 2020.
David Toro And the same to you , very Happy New Year
A year later and 2020 is looked at with disdain
Used to watch this show with my dad when I was a little girl. Great memories
Also love how when the going gets tough the woman can just faint and and then everyone flutters around to solve her problem.
Yes, 1950s gender dynamics . . . were more balanced than people today usually think.
Lol right😆😊 I wish I could just faint.
@@one-step-beyond-1959 agreed
I’m going to try that. 😂
Funny how many stars u can find in these shows
@Jenny Andre: Relevant recent video: th-cam.com/video/BIYZvBrPNL0/w-d-xo.html
This show is new to me, and it’s really good. I’m a Twilight Zone fan, so its like discovering a bunch of new episodes of that really spooky show, from when I was a child. Cool!
If I had to wear a suit and tie every time I went out, I would go insane! When you see old west photos, the men always had a vest and later as history “progressed”, they began wearing ties!
I’m glad I wasn’t alive back then, as that many clothes every day, all day would have been crazy. But? Think about it another way, maybe people took much more pride in themselves back then?
@@vidhushekhar17: Very true. I always dress neatly and take pride in my appearance, but I don’t want to wear a 3 piece suit. And you’re right about covering their heads.
a fellow twilight zone fan we should shake hands
Well, I am not a
I l child but still get creepy chills 😂
@@TERoss-jk9ny
I've just read a comment made by a woman saying the same thing; it seems all wives dressed like if they were working in an office or attending a party.
I watched these with my grandma as a kid. The beginning would say "Alcoa Presents One Step Beyond".
@Melody Madry: The Alcoa intro was dropped when the series went into syndication. But if you're nostalgic for it: th-cam.com/video/7kWGHAKPQvE/w-d-xo.html
Great series...watched these as a kid,in the 70s,late at night on a 12 inch black and white tv....has the similar eeriness as Twilight Zone...love the haunting theme music...John Newland narrates stupendously,and drifts in and out of the scenery like a ghost!!!...these episodes are epic!!!
Same here, every saturday on my black and white. Loved it!!
Remember how empty the world used to feel late at night back then? Now it's a 24 hour world but back in the day it felt like you were the only one awake in the wee hours.
F Scott Fitzgerald wrote, ‘In the real dark night of the soul, it’s always 3 o’clock in the morning’.
Life was different when the tv stations used to sign off at night because everyone went to sleep.
oh how I miss that old sci-fi channel Saturn logo and their impeccably relative re-runs...
I watched this series in the early 1960's. Didn't see them again for 50 years. Still find the theme music intense and strangely beautiful. Many of the episodes are still very watchable. Although the claim is that the stories are "real life", almost all are very loosely based on events, which is why Newland only very rarely provides names and dates. One exception to this is the Titanic episode.
It's great how at the beginning he goes in and out of the drama. Finest of series. And the theme music is in my brain forever. Thank you.
I think that this is the only episode that works in quite this way . . .
Totally broken 4th wall. Love it. Should have been part of the series, in general.
I used to watch this show when I was a young teen... Kinda freaked me out then but now it blows my socks off ..... IE I'm chilled to the bones. Sixty-seven yearss old. I believe this more now than ever before.
Quite likely isolated experiences throughout your life have broadened your insights into what is generally unseen. At least that is so in my case. Steadfastly I have remained impervious to any possibility of such incidents taking over my present existence, but the memory of nearly each and every one remains etched in my mind. Quite like little curios in some far-away antique shop, I don't want to own any of them; I'm merely browsing.
@@patrickryan1515
😳 John Newland ... is that you?
It always seems like nothing good ever happens at 3am ...... lol.
B&W always makes it scarier. ( in my opinion)
I love how these old shows are so formal…especially love the narrator following her around offering perspective and backstory
Very touching story! I think the phenomenon they tried to describe here is something called a residual haunting; it's where an intense event is impressed upon the aura, like John Newland said, of a place and is repeated over and over, like playing a DVD or a video again and again, traditionally on the anniversary of the event without any actual ghosts being present. Another possibility is that the guilt-ridden Morrisons either astral-projected or dream-walked themselves back to their prior home on the anniversary of their daughter's death, and that Will and Esther Hollis were sensitive enough to see them reenact their tragedy.
Loved these as a kid and still do
I was a little girl in the early sixties..I remember the haunting music. I didn't realize a lot of the psychological inuendos but I know this show gave me nightmares.
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I love how thet just happened to have a hypnotist standing in the wings!
(At 6 min. 10 sec) *"...that she, herself, could go insane at any time!"* As the mother of 3 sons under the age of 4, I felt the same way when we found out that our daughter, Bethany, was on her way and would arrive in 8 months! LOL :)
😂😂😂
But you made it.
You must have the patience of a Saint and/or enjoy day drinking.
There's always birth control
Yup, it's a tough job, but a loving one! ❤
“ONE STEP BEYOND “ a classic show that I watched as a little People in Florida back in the Sixties. Thanks for sharing.
Same, in Miami!
I love Newland's intro for this episode. He's a confidently unseen ghost giving the viewer a casual tour of the house.
Greathall75 He almost danced up that staircase. He seemed to have natural grace.
mswaggydog I know right? If only I was that graceful. I’m a complete klutz😂
Good comparison that rightfully ties in with the recurring paranormal theme of the show.
@@theinvisiblegirl8591 dead right. As klutz's go, you're a complete one...
Just love these .
One of the toughest things about growing up in the early 1960s, besides the fact that everyone and everything was one of fourteen shades of gray, was the frequent feeling of being commented upon by unseen and unheard narrators. I do sometimes miss the incidental music, though.
What a horrifying time to be alive.. I’m glad you survived 😆
Oh, my phonographic mind supplies music. I break out in dance & song, too
I am so surprised that I don’t remember this show. Born 1954 I thought I was familiar with all the old shows. I think it’s similar to Twilight Zone too. Really enjoying the episodes.
"I'm going to be like my mother !" How many millions of wives are afraid of that. It's sad that so many women won't become their own person, regardless of what their mother was like.
A biscuit is a cookie not a cracker. My dad was from Scotland and I moved to the UK and lived there for 20 years.
You're correct. Guess the staff didn't do much fact checking for this prologue.
Biscuit is bun in Canada. Lol
Biscuits are for dogs, here in the US! 😂
Most stay at home mothers have wanted to scream and not stop for a while.😄😁
Amen, Sister.
@@Christine-kq9ok Haha
based on actual events. real hauntings. best clean show that has aired at the time of erra.
clean?
@L.A. Woman It's rude to correct.
No, most of them are not based on true events. Just presented as if they were.
One Step Beyond scared me to death as a child bc they were supposedly based on truth. The theme music just took it to another frightening level of fear!! 😱
Thank you for sharing. ♥️
Nattie Mae61 Fleshman you mean it isn’t really true???🙁🙁🙁
so very true!!!!!!!!!!!!
That kind of themes remains me the one of "The shinning". I was sh*t less scared before anything happened while Nicolson was driving to the hotel 🥶
The theme music was basically reworked slightly and used in the second season of 'The Outer Limits' in 1964.
You echo my sentiments perfectly.
As much as I love "The Twilight Zone", John Newland ALWAYS gives Rod Serling a good run for his money, and this episode is certainly no exception! Excellent episode (as they ALL are)!
Gene Ladner agreed
I used to watch One Step Beyond, The Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock. In my opinion, what made One Step Beyond different (and scarier) was that it dealt with documented experiences of the supernatural whereas the Twilight Zone was absolute fantasy that was done in real-life settings.
GENE LADNER!! YOUR!!! RIGHT!!! IM 64 LOVED THESE AS A YOUNGSTER!!! MARVELOUS!!! STILL DO!! I LIKE THESE BETTER THAN TZ!!!!
Did this show air before or after the twilight zone started? Which came first?
@@michellemckillop8935 one step beyond came out first
Cheers for the upload!! 🏵️🤗
LOVE THIS HOST AND SHOW❤️💕💕💕💯
Indeed, a beautiful show that rattle my thoughts. I'm so glad I don't believe in a scientific square box life.
I grew up, as a small child, and I have always loved a good scare. TTZ, Outer Limits, OSB. A little bit older I was wanting to make Me. Spock laugh. At not yet 65, I still like them all!!
Loved this series as a kid.
I have not watched this 'Program' in many years!!! thanks..., You tube!!!
Glad you found it . . .
Great episode !
I was just looking through an old Tv page and this episode was repeated in the UK in certain regions on Sunday 24th January 1971.
Sends him off to work, fully dressed, heeled shoes, fire going. Omfg I’m still in my day pjs
If I had a big tall bloke following me around the house I'd be freaked out too!
I love One Step Beyond. 😀
One of 13 episodes filmed in England during season three.
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That was certainly not an English House!
@@stephenbradshaw9126 there's lots of English houses like that , nothing special about it .
At 2:23--she calls her husband's office, sounding concerned. Did anyone else think, "No wonder she's concerned. There's a creepy man walking around in her house. HE JUST FOLLOWED HER UP THE STAIRS!!!"
I'm not so sure about "creepy". Maybe a generation gap here (?) Newland is certainly tall, dark, and handsome, even if it's in a 1950's way that we no longer appreciate. So he may very well be her type, for all we know . . .
hahahahaha !
Stephanie Faris 😂
Even if he was the best looking man alive I’d definitely be weirded out about him following me up the stairs 😂
The host in the scene introducing the story was copied by Rod Serling and Danny Thomas in The Danny Thomas Hour ('67-'68).
That music always creeped me out!
th-cam.com/video/u0LWLf92Vow/w-d-xo.html
I had no idea this series existed. But I am enjoying it now. A nice crisp, clean storyline without all the fluff and folderol of current paranormal stuff. I think these shows have a higher creep factor because our imagination fills in the blanks.
This video might interest you: th-cam.com/video/QR8CRNhWPX8/w-d-xo.html
I always liked Lois Maxwell. She was great in everything she was in.
First time I have seen this show and Newland following the wife around the house frightened the crap out of me lol
thanks for the upload, real gems...
@Μικαέλα Τουλιατου: Glad you found this channel . . .
Great fantastic true episode.
That music always freaked me out.
The music was great.
Don't people ever wonder why John Newland is always around & in their houses? He's the real ghost. Sometimes they see him, sometimes he's invisible...
What happened was psych energy implant to the house. Like a loop recording going over again. As remember the house was built from living things like wood. The stones may very small amount of crystals imbedded too!
Like in The Stone Tapes by Nigel Kneale.
And that’s why we have Valium
"Mother needs something today to calm her down
And though she's not really ill,
there's a little yellow pill
She goes running for the shelter
of a mother's little helper"
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@@one-step-beyond-1959 Rolling Stones
...wish I did. 😒
@@one-step-beyond-1959 Mothers Helper...Stones
I need one now
A chaque fois, un nouvel épisode superbement interprété. Une belle surprise.
Merci !
LOL IF everybody told everybody about their family, nobody would get married!
About 11 years ago I found a series DVD of this real cheap so I bought it. I've forgotten how many episodes are on it. My Dad remembers this series, Mom doesn't.
Never new these shows excisted if it wasn't for talking pictures, ( great channel).
We I'll definitely be watching them all.
GREAT.😁
Glad you found this channel . . .
These were great in the time. Tho I watched them as a kid..loved them. No replacement for the Twilight zone. But these r supposed real stories.
I so thank you for posting these !! I’ve never seen them and I’m hooked!
The living don't have to have a guilty conscience to project and for someone else to see their apparition. All there needs to be is a connection of sort with that person to see them in a vision.
Especially: parents and children . . . twins . . . and husbands & wives.
Girl you got a great guy who made you breakfast in bed and you tell him to make you more and he does lol 😂😂😂love it!
@Sha Leyva: Sure. Every couple has its own interpersonal dynamics. If it works for both . . . it works.
@@one-step-beyond-1959 That's very true! Now I just wished my husband would cook me breakfast but he can't even cook the egg😭😁😁thanks for responding have a great day!! New sub here😘
Yes, and he made the breakfast wearing a suit and tie. Classy.
@@paulhagen5645 I guess his tux was at the cleaners.
@@paulhagen5645 everyone wore suits to make breakfast back then. Now I'd be happy to have a man make me breakfast wearing jammies.
I'd lose my mind too if I was forced to give up a career working with James Bond, only to sit in the house and knit booties, cook and clean!😞😲😭
Oooh, is that HER?!
Wow, I dont recall ever hearing about this show b4. I watched Madness' 'One Step Beyond' video a couple of days ago. Today, this shows up. Interesting.
They also brought it back briefly in the 1970s.
I saw one episode of this series for the first time yesterday.. Im back today 3/10/2020. I've noticed quite a few guilty people in many of these shows where they've murdered someone and the supernatural activities caused them to confess.
I love Madness. Sometimes I turn the sound down and imagine they did the theme tune to this show 🤣
Good one--gave me the tingles...John Newland is wonderful as the escort into the bizarre! Thanks.
@frank1078: Yes . . . and remind me that I need to do a video on Newland prologues and epilogues.
Wow finally all the episodes that ran in england to give more historic account the last thirteen episodes of third season . I believe Hollywood didn't want to make any more and england kept there bargain to continue maken episodes. Great stuff
The top FIVE rated episodes are from Season 3 . . . and SEVEN of the top TEN. THREE of the top TEN are British: th-cam.com/video/IwBSsLcsCJs/w-d-xo.html
What an ending. Wasn't expecting that.
Thank-you for posting, some truth in this.
lois maxwell was also in THE HAUNTING 1963,one of the best ghost movies of the 1960s
"Who are they"? What on earth did you ask HER for, she watched the same couple run up the same steps you did!
Wonderfully eerie.
Thank you for the memories ☺️
Glad you found this . . .
The conscience is the judge!
The miracle is that the husband could bear with such PATIENCE his wife's delusions. 😢 In these days and times, he would have made haste to get away from her. Good grief! Just finished the episode. How very amazing!. So, they weren't hallucinating. 😳
I seen , felt and heard a few things and decided to keep them for me ever since I discovered not everyone will buy what you say and so keeping off humiliation was best. I understand the disbelief. I suffered, or both my son and I, both ways but will keep on going.
Spirits are real. Heaven created them long before man and they come in different shapes, sizes and occupy different envoronments. Little I know but one fact is true that a few tribes of them are good meaning they won’t do man any harm because they’re God-fearing.
As for the story in here. It is definitely a recreation done by spirits for the truth to come out. Why does it matter.. I cannot answer that and it shall remain a mystery.
@@hana.the.writer5074 Such an inspiring comment! Thank you so much for sharing. I, too, have had several supernatural experiences which I haven't shared with others. Some people just don't care. But, I believe God allowed them to let me know He is always protecting me from evil spirits. God bless and keep us. May His face always be turned towards us. 🙏💕
Watched this as a kid of maybe 13. Whenever you would hear that eerie music you knew instantly that something strange was about to occur.
The music they sometimes play on these was always eerie and scary to me as a young girl and still are, but now kind of beautiful at the same time.
I never heard of this show. Ty for sharing the stories with us ALL. I enjoyed this episode, and look forward to catching up on your channel. New friend here from NY State. 2020 is around the corner, and I wish you ALL a happiest of new years and GOD bless us ev1 ❤🤗
@Skywatcher Sandra: I guess you could lead up to the best episodes . . . or you could just cut to the chase: th-cam.com/play/PLR9KUynF_6Fp6PTXByWUI85hr5OOSesyL.html Everyone also has their favorite episodes, no matter what anyone else thinks . . .
Skywatcher Sandra I'm 64 years old and never heard of it before either....
Thanks for sharing❣👀
Glad you found it . . .
Oh my, how truly sad!
I cried
The scene where she first hears the little girl calling for her was sort of bizarre. In the middle of the night when a mother hears, or thinks she hears, her child screaming like this from another room I do not believe she would take the time to put on her house slippers and her housecoat. But that's just me.
I'm afraid you've missed something. This woman is pregnant . . . but childless. So she's NOT a mother hearing her child . . .
Maryann Anderson They always did a scene like that in the movies. No matter what was going on the actor threw on his robe and slippers. It never made sense.
@@songbirdy I can understand the slippers, might step on something sharp, or track something back into the bed. Also get cold feet. As for that "robe", it neither covers anything nor can keep one warm!
Yes she took her good old time. Lol
watchin this late night ,oh what a mistake, my nightmares are full of creepy kids that turn into somethin else...
Just bad timing, I think. Most OSB episodes aren't keep-me-awake-at-night-ers . . .
Something we all can create. But some of us can't break through the barrier without overpowering stress. We should learn about this and learn how to control it. We honestly have the power in many ways. God help us to understand and protect us all.
This is classic TV memories of long time ago
I like these old shows. Blast from the past.
Glad you found this channel . . .
I have a daughter she's my only child and she's only three years old. Stuff like this sometimes gets down to my heart because I don't think I would be able to bear her crying out and calling out to me without wanting or trying to help her...
That must have been unbearable.
@xXEilonwyXx: Yes, that's the emotional dimension of the story. The mental dimension is: "What is going on here (?)" And (as you say) the somatic dimension is: "What am I going to do about it (?)
Fond memories of family tv viewing...ahem....well, we had to be in bed by 9.30pm.
I have the DVD set really enjoyed watching it.
@Karen Wedemire: The episodes marked "rare" on this channel are the ones not found on most OSB DVDs . . .
It always got me when they did not see the narrator....
opnwndo Omg the picture of your kitten is adorable!
I have watched a few episodes of this show this afternoon. Noticed how THIS is the same storyline (almost) as the "Next Step Beyod" episode "Sins of Omision" from 1978.
@SharonM Nicely: Yes, it's a generally agreed disaster that they just repeated about 13 of the OSB episodes in NSB . . .
A story acted out in an old house possessed by troubled spirits.