Truth....Back in my 20’s, I lived in Brooklyn....in a luxury high-rise building. When I returned home from work around 2:30-3:00 a time when very few people were home.....I went to the incinerator room to throw away some trash.....OMG...I got LOCKED into the incinerator room.....while they were BURNING THE TRASH....I would have died in there....Accept for an AMAZIMG LIFE SAVING MIRACLE. A very elderly man who lived way down the hall ...heard me SCREAMIMG AND BANGING FURIOUSLY AT THE TOP OF MY LUNG ON THIS HEAVY METAL DOOR .....I really don’t know how he heard me because he could barely hear anything but that day...he saved my life! ?.. It was a TRUE MIRACLE and I believe it was PSYCHIC COMMUNICATION FOR SURE....I treated that man like gold from that day forward...as he was my SAVIOR....God Bless him and may he Rest In Peace 🙏🙏🙏🕊✨❤️💖❤️
God almighty, saved them both by having the man hear her and by her whisper save him from going to the beach where he most certainly would have died/ drowned. Great episode!😊✌️
Saw this episode when it was first broadcast in 1961 or 1962. I was 13 or 14 years old and this was my favorite episode because I saw this show while living in Denver CO and we were from Honolulu originally. I've been looking for this episode for almost 45 years!
I'm 74 years old and I am a believer. Occurrence such as this has happened over and over in my life. With some, I've been protected from harm. Others times, I've been protected from financial ruin. I don't know why or by what, but I'm grateful. I've often said, there is an angel sitting on my shoulder.
@@bobbyfrancis8957 Being above average is a blessing! I'm now 79 years old. And I'm still grateful. I don't take my blessing for granted! Without them, I couldn't survive! Be grateful for that, and give thanks!
I've only seen about 20 Episode's so far. I never heard of this Show to be honest. Thanks to TH-cam and wonderful People who share these videos I came across this amazing Show. This One is my favorite so far. All time of any Show. I could feel Her Anxiety Building and thought "What WOULD I do in that Situation"? I give Credit to the Writers and everyone behind the scenes, the Actress in this was truly amazing as well as beautiful. It takes a Special Actor/Actress to make you feel the emotions that their character is going through. She did that so well. Bravo!! 👏🎭👍👍 Thank you for sharing this Wonderful Episode. Sincerely, Stacy from Massachusetts 🍁🍂🍃
TruthSeeker08 I’ve never heard of the show either and I am on a bench because it’s so much put into this. I’m 59 years old and in all my years I’ve never even heard of the show. It was only until I saw it on TH-cam that I became interested in it. I’m a big fan of the old twilight zone and night Gallery series and I can put up with the outer limits too.
It was so sweet and charming the way John kisses her hand. You certainly wouldn't be able to do that today. If it were to happen on a modern TV show, it'd be the talk of the social media town everywhere! And this episode is somewhat well-timed, in a way, during easing up of covid quarantine pan-emergency of sorts. Certainly One Step Beyond.
The first time I saw this episode was almost 60 years ago. It was also the only time I saw it. This story affected me profoundly, as I am almost 70 years old and remembered it as if I just saw it yesterday. A very powerful and inspiring story.
Part II comments...didn't realize they interviewed the real Mrs. North at t5he end of the show...her house is about 1,000 feet from the shoreline and she lived about 2 miles from our house in Aina Haina...weird huh? Not really she described it as a psychic phenomenon...I call it God sending angelic beings to hep her.
169 E Hind St, Honolulu is currently estimated to be worth almost a million and a half dollars! I couldn't find any property records that went far enough back to list Margaret North as an owner. Honolulu is protected from the full brunt of tidal waves caused by Chilean earthquakes by the other islands in the chain, unlike Hilo on the big island of Hawaii.
@@ghosttgirlghosttspook5478 yes. When I was a child maybe 13 I was drowning n a huge hand wrapped around both my legs from knee to ankle and shot me fast up out of the water. There was no one else around only my mother who was miles away. And this glowing white light in the water where I was drowning moved across the water n disappeared. Defo was Him.
Then television would go off after the national anthem,,, and words to live by and the 1khz tone and then dad would turn of the set and it would be dark and super quiet until the next morning when you would wake up. No texting no facebook---just people really living.
You are right. The announcer would say ladies and gentlemen our National Anthem. In Houston Channel 11 would play in song the Lord's Prayer. I think Perry Como was singing it. I would cry every time. That's when we cared about our Country and fellowman. Be blessed 🙏 continue to pray.
"Tidal Wave,” Season 3, Episode 1, aired 30 August 1960. Jean Allison as Margaret North Dennis Patrick as Emmett North. Cliff Hal as Commander Thomas A. Powers, Ted Knight as Woodruff, William Swan as Lenny, William Schallert as Dick Webb, Bill Quinn (as William Quinn), as Captain H.L. Morgan, Larry Burrell, Radio Announcer, John Newland as Himelf-Host,
How sweet John Newland is, he kissed her hand, such was the custom back then. Sigh 😌🥰 Thankfully there are still some men around today that have that genteel quality instilled in their nature. 🥰🤗😍
@@johnjohnon8767 omg, a year later on here...love this show. Coincidence is that I commented on the kissing of her hand and noticed this brief convo thread about the sweet gesture after I posted my comment about the same thing. Cool. I was born in 1963, but I remember a brief time that these were broadcast as reruns from 1965 to approx 1968 in Toronto, Canada. Loved these shows and others similar to it like The Twilight Zone. Even being that young I remember some of the episodes.
That's perfectly fine to say to someone in a non serious situation but never especially to a disabled person when it is a life or death situation. And even if they are the one to say that, you tell them you want them to call you to let you know they are okay. Really, the husband should have called the neighbor and asked them to watch after his wife even over her objections. Then he would have been able to call the neighbor to see if his wife had been taken care of. I know, by and large, people want to and will help but relatives of disabled persons should never trust that one or more neighbors will help or have helped in a situation such as this. Always call them to make sure your loved one has been taken care of.
Thank you to all of those who caught the fact that was Ted Knight in the first scene at the seismological monitoring station. Though they seem ages apart due to the later advent of color broadcasting (about 5-6 years later) and the higher production standards of the “Mary Tyler Moore” show, his role here and on the “Mary Tyler Moore” show are just 10 years from one another.
Its So Sickening when the say NO ONE KNOWS. AS IF THEY'RE INTERVIEWED EVERYONE IN THE WHOLE WORLD! 👎👎👎 HEY YOU DIDNT ASK ME!!!!!!!!🥰😇 HOW IT HAPPENS When Someone hears A Voice & No human is Around: THE STILL SMALL VOICE Of THE " HOLY" SPIRIT (2 Tim 3:16), ( 1John 2:20), (1John 2:27) Amen 💞💞💞♦️🏆👍👍👍 The L👑RD JE❤US CHRIST Thats who Speaks to Us!! (1Sam 3: 1-10) G👑D bless you!🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for this show. Great storyline and acting as well. Refreshing to watch these shows vs the formulaic, silly and boring shows of today on network tv.
Ann - funny you should say that the music use to scare me because it did to me too! I use to wait until 9pm EST to watch it but since I was small I would fall asleep before it was over. Glad to see this one entirely since I never did before!
I saw this episode within a few years of when it was first broadcast. Having lived through repeated tsunami warnings in Hawaii at that time, I was annoyed at the phony matter-of-fact radio announcements that happen in this show ("You have 5 minutes to evacuate!"), which sounded nothing like the real radio broadcasts during such events. Then in the early 1970s, while looking at microfilmed newspapers from this actual event in 1960, I discovered the newspaper article that this show was based on. It had been written by Bob Krauss from the Honolulu Advertiser, and that radio announcement was quoted from the article.
Wow, what a treat for you. As a kid on Tuesday nights, last show we got to watch before bed. Fourth grade when this show came on the air...9 p.m. central time. My favorite....this and Saturday morning cartoons.
Her husband should have done 2 things for her. 1- Build a ramp on the porch for she could get the chair down. She could not get out, there could have been a fire, a break in, she could have gotten hurt. 2 - gotten her a big well trained dog to protect her. Most dogs would have alerted somebody that she was there. This was a real story and it's strange he didn't think of any of those things.
@ 5:28 "We just moved in." Now you know why there was no ramp. There really is a 169 E Hind St, Honolulu and it's close to the ocean. Now valued at over a million dollars, it was built in 1949. Was it flooded in 1960 from a tsunami? I have my doubts. I found news reports of Hilo being hit by the tsunami, but nothing about Honolulu. Still, she may have been found by the hard of hearing ex-naval officer and "rescued" from a threat which never was realized.
Ramp would only have taken a short time especially if he had friends helping. A couple of secured planks would have been something. My nephew had a stroke when he was just a child and could not walk well for a long time. My brother built a complete access ramp for him in no time. Ah well, people put things off. As for HIlo or Honolulu being hit, they may have changed the location for whatever reasons.
nobody Uknow I definitely see your point. But they did just move in. I was born in 1971 (46 yrs young now) the first thing that came to my mind was a ramp as you stated. Then I thought "This was a different time. Did they put ramps in at House's"? I am truly interested. Growing up I don't remember seeing any in our neighborhood. As I thought more about the Ramps I remember it not being too long ago when we didn't have ramps at Restaurants, Doctor's Office's, Malls, Movie Theaters etc. We have honestly come along way. I'm truly Thankful for these changes. My Mom needs a Wheelchair and she has a favorite Park (since she was a Child herself) I bring her to feed the ducks (she used to bring my brother and I as Children). The park put in Ramps years ago because of this I can still give her this Gift. Sorry I know I got off track. I am truly curious when they first started putting in ramps at homes. Sincerely, Stacy from Massachusetts 🍂🍁🍃
TruthSeeker08, the American with Disabilities Act was passed in 1990. Title III of the act included specifications that all new and existing public accommodations had to meet. Ramps became commonplace in public facilities as a result of the act. I don't remember seeing them before, except at places where there would be frequent wheelchair traffic (e.g. nursing homes). If you look at the actual house on Google maps street view (169 E Hind St, Honolulu) , it's a single story home and I can't see where a ramp would be needed, except possibly something to eliminate a bump at a threshold of the entrance to the house.
I am around your age. I did see ramps for elderly that lived alone. Back then, family was there for each other more, though, and less likely for elderly and disabled to be alone. Most ramps I saw were in areas where houses were more set apart. But two things about what I originally said. It would just have been good sense on the husbands part to build a ramp OR get a big dog. Even though dogs for the disabled didn't become an official thing (except seeing eye dogs) there is a history of dogs saving disabled owners. It wasn't uncommon for people to get independent disabled family members big dogs with only basic obedience training. They relied on the dogs instincts and love to do the rest. If nothing else, they could have sent the dog out with a note. People didn't shoot dogs on sight like these days, especially if it approached them wagging it's tail. I guess I just figured her husband should have taken some *common sense* steps to make sure his wife was safe.
When I was in the US Army in 1969 just out of high school, some older enlisted men told me of the devastation at Hawaii of this tdal wave and of how not all are honest in the disposition of found valuables.
I remember the Chilean earthquake of a few years back.I was on Big Island and we waited all morning for the tsunami to arrive but thankfully it turned out to be very mild.I was above Kona-Kailua off of Palani Road but it was scary for us
How ironic this should show up top on my YT Menubar...it's the middle of the night and like a nightmare l was just laying here thinking and praying...how am l supposed get through Armmegedon with these neighbors?!? 😩
All I know is if all I had was a wheelchair, I'd be wheeling up the street to be seen by someone that could help me. She wasted alot of time on the phone. An another thing, if I was this women's husband, I would leave my job if I couldn't reach her to make sure she was ok.
I had an aunt who literally crawled from her apartment to the main house because she either had no one to help her or didn't want to put anyone out for help.
My experiences have been that I asked for help, begged for help, but people ignored me or simply refused to help, telling me to see how I cope. Some have even abused situations where I was helpless or defenseless to cause me further harm. I'll think twice before I ask for help again.
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"Supposedly." These actual events do not differ from the actual events people claim to have experienced today. The only difference is, it was these same Ghost Stories that have given way for the ghost stories of today. There are some of us who have experienced the supernatural. Only those who have never experienced the phenomenon don't believe.
The husband should have himself made arrangements with neighbors to help his wife, even over her objections and then called to make sure she was safe. We can see that she panicked and didn't remember their name or have their number and obviously they didn't think to help her.
+ Jo egleton People who say things like " utter nonsense " are usually the ones who have experienced a paranormal event. But, they're so afraid that they choose to convince themselves that the event never happened and so decide to say " utter nonsense " !
Well done. Also, people who know such things definitely exist will claim to people it doesn't, in hope to disempower them, in order to be able to take advantage of such things themselves, secretly, to give them leverage over others. In groups, cults, individually, whatever. If we don't believe it's possible that we can shoot a ball in a hoop, we likely can not. My dad relentlessly drills into anyone who talks about any such thing, that it's imaginary, when I know full well that he knows paranormal events exist and he takes advantage of it constantly, yet he wants to be the only one, you see? He likely didn't come up with that idea all by himself, either. A truly good athlete doesn't have to drag other players down in order to win. We have to deal with lots of coveting scum here on Earth. There's also, I believe though it's probably best I shouldn't lol, empower it, there's also bad paranormal stuff put in place, in hope to doom those who start to explore it, to covet it further. Imagine how many people who work/ed in mental institutions are savvy to this and the terrible advantage it gives in covering up their doings, take down potential enemies who may reveal their misdoings. There's a hilarious aspect to this, though. They think God doesn't know everything.
If Commander Powell was hopelessly lost, heading towards the beach, how was he able to find higher ground after rescuing Mrs. Margaret North from the approaching tsunami due to hit in 5 minutes or less? Sounded like a narrow escape.
It diminishes the impact of this show a bit when you know about the actual event. As stated at the start of the program, this was part of a multi-day catastrophe in Chile which included multiple major earthquakes, the largest of which was the biggest earthquake ever recorded, now calculated to have been a 9.5. The tsunami that caused tremendous damage in Hilo, Hawaii and killed 61 people happened just after 1 am on May 23, 1960. A few days later, another Chile earthquake was assumed to have also generated a tsunami and for some reason the warning was issued just minutes before it was supposed to hit. With people on edge from the disaster of a few days earlier, there was near-panic, and that's what this dramatization shows. However...there was no large tsunami this time. The miraculous rescue of this woman actually wasn't really necessary because nothing ended up happening. Of course they don't mention that in the show!
"Nothing ended up happening" is also part of the miraculous rescue. The first part of the rescue is the woman being heard, helped up off the ground, comforted in knowing she was now safe, and driven away from the sea shore. Commander Powell hearing the crippled woman's soft pleas for help, in spite of his deafness, is also miracle. that saved his life. They wouldn't have had enough time to get to higher ground in 5 minutes or less. God's miracle stopped the tsunami to save them and others on the island. The total of 10 minutes' evacuation time would not have allowed anyone to get away.
Even now, 60 yrs later...we had the horrific fire in Maui with people being killed because the siren wasn't used for mass notification. Seems like no one learned a thing from previous disasters.
This is making nerves cant deal with her screaming i have to put it in mute i feel sorry for her.hes no good hes deaf.but they both survived through that awful day. GOD BLESSES YOU my lady.
@@margyb7469 My mother worked at the VA hospital in the early ‘60’s and they cared for paralyzed Korean War veterans. The had ramps everywhere! Homes didn’t of course.
Truth....Back in my 20’s, I lived in Brooklyn....in a luxury high-rise building. When I returned home from work around 2:30-3:00 a time when very few people were home.....I went to the incinerator room to throw away some trash.....OMG...I got LOCKED into the incinerator room.....while they were BURNING THE TRASH....I would have died in there....Accept for an AMAZIMG LIFE SAVING MIRACLE. A very elderly man who lived way down the hall ...heard me SCREAMIMG AND BANGING FURIOUSLY AT THE TOP OF MY LUNG ON THIS HEAVY METAL DOOR .....I really don’t know how he heard me because he could barely hear anything but that day...he saved my life! ?.. It was a TRUE MIRACLE and I believe it was PSYCHIC COMMUNICATION FOR SURE....I treated that man like gold from that day forward...as he was my SAVIOR....God Bless him and may he Rest In Peace 🙏🙏🙏🕊✨❤️💖❤️
God almighty, saved them both by having the man hear her and by her whisper save him from going to the beach where he most certainly would have died/ drowned. Great episode!😊✌️
I believe that too 😊
Saw this as child on TV when it first ran. Never forgot it. Probably one of the best episodes.
Saw this episode when it was first broadcast in 1961 or 1962. I was 13 or 14 years old and this was my favorite episode because I saw this show while living in Denver CO and we were from Honolulu originally. I've been looking for this episode for almost 45 years!
Ray Baroman
good find then😊🌺😊
I wasn't born till 74 but Denver must of been a lot different in be the early 60's before there was I-70 trough the Rockies ect,ect
@@maximuskiowa7393 etc etc
reverse thrust she corrected the spelling of abbreviation of etcetera.
Did you like living in Denver? I do, it's my home town! Btw, this is an excellent episode!
John Newland seemed like such a gentleman. I am so much enjoying watching his series.
I'm 74 years old and I am a believer. Occurrence such as this has happened over and over in my life. With some, I've been protected from harm. Others times, I've been protected from financial ruin. I don't know why or by what, but I'm grateful. I've often said, there is an angel sitting on my shoulder.
Your horoscope must be in much better shape than mine, I only have, what I call an "above average" horoscope.
An angel of God.
@@bobbyfrancis8957 Being above average is a blessing!
I'm now 79 years old. And I'm still grateful. I don't take my blessing for granted! Without them, I couldn't survive! Be grateful for that, and give thanks!
I've only seen about 20 Episode's so far. I never heard of this Show to be honest. Thanks to TH-cam and wonderful People who share these videos I came across this amazing Show.
This One is my favorite so far. All time of any Show.
I could feel Her Anxiety Building and thought "What WOULD I do in that Situation"? I give Credit to the Writers and everyone behind the scenes, the Actress in this was truly amazing as well as beautiful. It takes a Special Actor/Actress to make you feel the emotions that their character is going through. She did that so well. Bravo!! 👏🎭👍👍
Thank you for sharing this Wonderful Episode.
Sincerely,
Stacy from Massachusetts 🍁🍂🍃
I was just a kid but I don't think my parents ever watched it. WGN might have aired it. (Chicago), I was only 5-6, maybe past bed time?!
That looks like the house from I Dream of Jeannie
TruthSeeker08 I’ve never heard of the show either and I am on a bench because it’s so much put into this. I’m 59 years old and in all my years I’ve never even heard of the show. It was only until I saw it on TH-cam that I became interested in it. I’m a big fan of the old twilight zone and night Gallery series and I can put up with the outer limits too.
It was so sweet and charming the way John kisses her hand. You certainly wouldn't be able to do that today. If it were to happen on a modern TV show, it'd be the talk of the social media town everywhere!
And this episode is somewhat well-timed, in a way, during easing up of covid quarantine pan-emergency of sorts. Certainly One Step Beyond.
When I was a teenager, I watched this along with The Twilight Zone. I’m 75 now.
The first time I saw this episode was almost 60 years ago. It was also the only time I saw it. This story affected me profoundly, as I am almost 70 years old and remembered it as if I just saw it yesterday. A very powerful and inspiring story.
I especially remember this episode when I was a young girl. Guess I believed in miracles then and now. So good to see this again....
Ted Knight! Such a talented actor and comedian. One Step Beyond was ahead of its time.
Part II comments...didn't realize they interviewed the real Mrs. North at t5he end of the show...her house is about 1,000 feet from the shoreline and she lived about 2 miles from our house in Aina Haina...weird huh? Not really she described it as a psychic phenomenon...I call it God sending angelic beings to hep her.
169 E Hind St, Honolulu is currently estimated to be worth almost a million and a half dollars! I couldn't find any property records that went far enough back to list Margaret North as an owner. Honolulu is protected from the full brunt of tidal waves caused by Chilean earthquakes by the other islands in the chain, unlike Hilo on the big island of Hawaii.
Ray Baroman there must be angeles because I've been help many times,
@@ghosttgirlghosttspook5478 yes. When I was a child maybe 13 I was drowning n a huge hand wrapped around both my legs from knee to ankle and shot me fast up out of the water. There was no one else around only my mother who was miles away. And this glowing white light in the water where I was drowning moved across the water n disappeared. Defo was Him.
Then television would go off after the national anthem,,, and words to live by and the 1khz tone and then dad would turn of the set and it would be dark and super quiet until the next morning when you would wake up. No texting no facebook---just people really living.
Ah yes, the test pattern with the Indian Chief head.
You are right. The announcer would say ladies and gentlemen our National Anthem. In Houston Channel 11 would play in song the Lord's Prayer. I think Perry Como was singing it. I would cry every time. That's when we cared about our Country and fellowman. Be blessed 🙏 continue to pray.
One of my favorite episodes of this show. I'm afraid of Tsunamis and being disabled I really can understand and feel her terror. Thanks for uploading.
TheRivrPrncess WOW.VERY INTERESTING EPISODE.I LOVE THESE AND I HAVE BINGE WATCHING EVER SINCE LAST WEEK.
what a convincing actress
"Tidal Wave,” Season 3, Episode 1, aired 30 August 1960. Jean Allison as Margaret North Dennis Patrick as Emmett North. Cliff Hal as Commander Thomas A. Powers, Ted Knight as Woodruff, William Swan as Lenny, William Schallert as Dick Webb, Bill Quinn (as William Quinn), as Captain H.L. Morgan, Larry Burrell, Radio Announcer, John Newland as Himelf-Host,
What a host of fine actors. This is a gem of O.S.B. Nothing like these past 50 years.
How sweet John Newland is, he kissed her hand, such was the custom back then. Sigh 😌🥰 Thankfully there are still some men around today that have that genteel quality instilled in their nature. 🥰🤗😍
In today's world, a guy Will think twice about Any physical contact with Any women and kid.you may find yourself in trouble, unless your uncle joe
@@johnjohnon8767 omg, a year later on here...love this show. Coincidence is that I commented on the kissing of her hand and noticed this brief convo thread about the sweet gesture after I posted my comment about the same thing. Cool.
I was born in 1963, but I remember a brief time that these were broadcast as reruns from 1965 to approx 1968 in Toronto, Canada.
Loved these shows and others similar to it like The Twilight Zone. Even being that young I remember some of the episodes.
I'll 😘 your hand.
Very good acting on the part of the wheelchair-bound woman! Thank you for this posting this episode.
I'd like to have given those women a hug and to shake John Goodman's hand.
Such a lovely glamorous lady. Miracles do happen..
I married a miracle.
"if l don't hear from you, ill know that your alright"...😵😯wait WHAT!
I know! Like, you're alright, or you're under 15 feet of water! sheez
That military man was certainly irresponsible or simply stupid
That's perfectly fine to say to someone in a non serious situation but never especially to a disabled person when it is a life or death situation. And even if they are the one to say that, you tell them you want them to call you to let you know they are okay. Really, the husband should have called the neighbor and asked them to watch after his wife even over her objections. Then he would have been able to call the neighbor to see if his wife had been taken care of. I know, by and large, people want to and will help but relatives of disabled persons should never trust that one or more neighbors will help or have helped in a situation such as this. Always call them to make sure your loved one has been taken care of.
😭😭😭😭l just am so happy thank the Lord. lve had experience like that and I'm so thankful to the strangers who help. that actress can act😂
Ted Knight wow, I'm 73 and remember these episodes on Black and White T.V..
Allen Keller I THOUGHT THAT WAS TED KNIGHT!!!
Did you notice William Schallert? I think you use that man for a drinking game he was in so many shows.
Allen Keller That's a beautiful child you have as your contact pic. Sweet lital smile...
@@elaineeladly8278 what's a lidal
Pam Lyles Actually, what I typed was lital not lidal. Lital is my way of saying little.
Dear Lord! Ok, seriously, I cried hard watching this episode... And what about the « real » lady at the end. Wow! I am a believer too... ❤️
Thank you to all of those who caught the fact that was Ted Knight in the first scene at the seismological monitoring station. Though they seem ages apart due to the later advent of color broadcasting (about 5-6 years later) and the higher production standards of the “Mary Tyler Moore” show, his role here and on the “Mary Tyler Moore” show are just 10 years from one another.
Ohhhh My God! This episode had me in tears!!!!! Wow!
👁️ Shedded A 😢😢, Myself
Angels appear to help when you don't expect them.
Its So Sickening when the say NO ONE KNOWS. AS IF THEY'RE INTERVIEWED EVERYONE IN THE WHOLE WORLD! 👎👎👎
HEY YOU DIDNT ASK ME!!!!!!!!🥰😇
HOW IT HAPPENS When Someone hears A Voice & No human is Around: THE STILL SMALL VOICE Of THE " HOLY" SPIRIT (2 Tim 3:16), ( 1John 2:20), (1John 2:27) Amen
💞💞💞♦️🏆👍👍👍
The L👑RD JE❤US CHRIST Thats who Speaks to Us!! (1Sam 3: 1-10)
G👑D bless you!🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for this show. Great storyline and acting as well. Refreshing to watch these shows vs the formulaic, silly and boring shows of today on network tv.
Too bad this show is not aired today. The right people and true stories, it may be a good show. This episode was God given.
My grandmother really liked this episode a lot. One of the first ones I ever watched.
It just sent a chill through my heart strings! I love this show!!
I am feeling a chill but not in my heart.
Me T🥰🥰🥰
Thank you for posting I cant believe these are still out there. The music use to scare me when I was little (:
Ann - funny you should say that the music use to scare me because it did to me too! I use to wait until 9pm EST to watch it but since I was small I would fall asleep before it was over. Glad to see this one entirely since I never did before!
The title of the music is 'Fear'
outer limits composer harry lubin
@@moviemonster9033 We used to make up the song's title many years ago, it was called " It's A Strange Phenomenon ..."
@@moviemonster9033 Cool! I've always wondered. Thanks.
Now I'll be Shazaming it! Lol
This is my favorite episode. Thank you for sharing!
I saw this episode within a few years of when it was first broadcast. Having lived through repeated tsunami warnings in Hawaii at that time, I was annoyed at the phony matter-of-fact radio announcements that happen in this show ("You have 5 minutes to evacuate!"), which sounded nothing like the real radio broadcasts during such events. Then in the early 1970s, while looking at microfilmed newspapers from this actual event in 1960, I discovered the newspaper article that this show was based on. It had been written by Bob Krauss from the Honolulu Advertiser, and that radio announcement was quoted from the article.
So after the tidal wave Ted headed to the mainland & became the weatherman on the Mary Tyler Moore show. So, that's how that all happened 🤔😉😊
Ted went to that great weather station in the sky, and Mary found a newsroom up in heaven.
lol ...
What a great episode…I believe inGod and that man that couldn’t hear …was going to save that lady in the wheelchair..miracle indeed!☦️🕉✝️
Thankyou for the wonderful episode! Love John Newland! Rip
A whispered prayer can be louder than any siren.
this is such a gooooood one !!!!
Yes 👍🏾ndeed 😊😊😊😊😊
very good episode, really makes you wonder.
Yup 🤔
My husband lost both of his legs and there's no way I wouldn't have stopped everything and gone to take care of him!!!
That's right, the neighbours didn't think of her in their panic.
I lost both legs last year and my wife is right by my side!!
@@micahhardman3183 I am losing my mind and my wife still loves me.
always every(one step beyond) epesodes are still my favourite.
one of my favorite episodes and the first one i seen.
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actually, very believable--good show
Just discovered this show. Absolutely love it.
Wow, what a treat for you. As a kid on Tuesday nights, last show we got to watch before bed. Fourth grade when this show came on the air...9 p.m. central time. My favorite....this and Saturday morning cartoons.
Great Episode. Amazing to see the lady interviewed at the end😊👌
I also noticed that the old deaf man played the leader in the Racoons in the Honeymooners show. He died in 1972.
they were good actors
These days it seems like Google' is supposed to help with anything...humans barely communicate with each other anymore like we used to. 😷😷🙁
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Her husband should have done 2 things for her. 1- Build a ramp on the porch for she could get the chair down. She could not get out, there could have been a fire, a break in, she could have gotten hurt. 2 - gotten her a big well trained dog to protect her. Most dogs would have alerted somebody that she was there.
This was a real story and it's strange he didn't think of any of those things.
@ 5:28 "We just moved in." Now you know why there was no ramp. There really is a 169 E Hind St, Honolulu and it's close to the ocean. Now valued at over a million dollars, it was built in 1949. Was it flooded in 1960 from a tsunami? I have my doubts. I found news reports of Hilo being hit by the tsunami, but nothing about Honolulu. Still, she may have been found by the hard of hearing ex-naval officer and "rescued" from a threat which never was realized.
Ramp would only have taken a short time especially if he had friends helping. A couple of secured planks would have been something. My nephew had a stroke when he was just a child and could not walk well for a long time. My brother built a complete access ramp for him in no time.
Ah well, people put things off. As for HIlo or Honolulu being hit, they may have changed the location for whatever reasons.
nobody Uknow I definitely see your point. But they did just move in.
I was born in 1971 (46 yrs young now) the first thing that came to my mind was a ramp as you stated. Then I thought "This was a different time. Did they put ramps in at House's"?
I am truly interested. Growing up I don't remember seeing any in our neighborhood. As I thought more about the Ramps I remember it not being too long ago when we didn't have ramps at Restaurants, Doctor's Office's, Malls, Movie Theaters etc.
We have honestly come along way. I'm truly Thankful for these changes. My Mom needs a Wheelchair and she has a favorite Park (since she was a Child herself) I bring her to feed the ducks (she used to bring my brother and I as Children). The park put in Ramps years ago because of this I can still give her this Gift.
Sorry I know I got off track. I am truly curious when they first started putting in ramps at homes.
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TruthSeeker08, the American with Disabilities Act was passed in 1990. Title III of the act included specifications that all new and existing public accommodations had to meet. Ramps became commonplace in public facilities as a result of the act. I don't remember seeing them before, except at places where there would be frequent wheelchair traffic (e.g. nursing homes). If you look at the actual house on Google maps street view (169 E Hind St, Honolulu) , it's a single story home and I can't see where a ramp would be needed, except possibly something to eliminate a bump at a threshold of the entrance to the house.
I am around your age. I did see ramps for elderly that lived alone. Back then, family was there for each other more, though, and less likely for elderly and disabled to be alone. Most ramps I saw were in areas where houses were more set apart.
But two things about what I originally said. It would just have been good sense on the husbands part to build a ramp OR get a big dog. Even though dogs for the disabled didn't become an official thing (except seeing eye dogs) there is a history of dogs saving disabled owners. It wasn't uncommon for people to get independent disabled family members big dogs with only basic obedience training. They relied on the dogs instincts and love to do the rest.
If nothing else, they could have sent the dog out with a note. People didn't shoot dogs on sight like these days, especially if it approached them wagging it's tail.
I guess I just figured her husband should have taken some *common sense* steps to make sure his wife was safe.
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Thanks so much for posting. Used to watch this classic show as reruns in the early-mid 70s on WNEW-Channel 5, NYC.
When I was in the US Army in 1969 just out of high school, some older enlisted men told me of the devastation at Hawaii of this tdal wave and of how not all are honest in the disposition of found valuables.
I really like these shows, and they're supposed to be based on true stories, that's what makes them so weird.
I remember the Chilean earthquake of a few years back.I was on Big Island and we waited all morning for the tsunami to arrive but thankfully it turned out to be very mild.I was above Kona-Kailua off of Palani Road but it was scary for us
Quite amazing!
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And Who knew, healthy food back in the day. " cucumber sandwiches ". And today people think they discovered something new. History repeats itself.
How ironic this should show up top on my YT Menubar...it's the middle of the night and like a nightmare l was just laying here thinking and praying...how am l supposed get through Armmegedon with these neighbors?!? 😩
they saved each other!
And G ✝️ d Saved Them B😊th
Boy, the actress in this is terrific
All I know is if all I had was a wheelchair, I'd be wheeling up the street to be seen by someone that could help me. She wasted alot of time on the phone. An another thing, if I was this women's husband, I would leave my job if I couldn't reach her to make sure she was ok.
I had an aunt who literally crawled from her apartment to the main house because she either had no one to help her or didn't want to put anyone out for help.
My experiences have been that I asked for help, begged for help, but people ignored me or simply refused to help, telling me to see how I cope. Some have even abused situations where I was helpless or defenseless to cause me further harm.
I'll think twice before I ask for help again.
If she had to wait for her husband, they both would have been killed. It was a ten minute warning.
I would call her a wheel trans.
@@johnjohnon8767 I crawled to the door after my girlfriend beat me for cheating on her.
Really nice episode thanks !
Watching this EXCELLENT series agian.
Note to self watched 9/11/18 SG.
I find it funny how Newland gives the EXACT ADDRESS of the actual person that the story actually happened to.
William Schallert (Patty Duke's father on the Patty Duke Show) wasnt even mentioned here on the credits.
Hey axiomist was mentioned at the end of the program under also in the cast.
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Throw in some batteries, nice of you, thank you.
@Christi Simcoe yes!
Hey! Thumbs up for the old fart, he carried the lady like a true cavalier.
Same was going thru my mind! 🤣 😂
Awesome!
A psychic miracle? More like guardian angels.
"Supposedly." These actual events do not differ from the actual events people claim to have experienced today. The only difference is, it was these same Ghost Stories that have given way for the ghost stories of today. There are some of us who have experienced the supernatural. Only those who have never experienced the phenomenon don't believe.
William Schallert played in a lot of these episodes.
This is a true event, The woman suffers from polio.
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The husband should have himself made arrangements with neighbors to help his wife, even over her objections and then called to make sure she was safe. We can see that she panicked and didn't remember their name or have their number and obviously they didn't think to help her.
This is my favorite episode
Love when he kisses her hand, at the end....so did she!
Always have a plan…No matter where you live…!!!! Weather these days is so unpredictable…
I love OSB. SOOO WONDERFUL. AND ALWAYS based on true human cases
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She should have gone for the neighbors right away, she had a wheel chair, so she could have gone out for help.
hector Salcido EXACTLY!!!
She could not get to the neighbor's house.
Give that a try sometime yourself and let us know how it works out. (By the time she wheeled or crawled there they would be long gone.)
That gave me goosebumps!
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People who say things like " utter nonsense " are usually the ones who have experienced a paranormal event. But, they're so afraid that they choose to convince themselves that the event never happened and so decide to say " utter nonsense " !
Well done. Also, people who know such things definitely exist will claim to people it doesn't, in hope to disempower them, in order to be able to take advantage of such things themselves, secretly, to give them leverage over others. In groups, cults, individually, whatever.
If we don't believe it's possible that we can shoot a ball in a hoop, we likely can not.
My dad relentlessly drills into anyone who talks about any such thing, that it's imaginary, when I know full well that he knows paranormal events exist and he takes advantage of it constantly, yet he wants to be the only one, you see? He likely didn't come up with that idea all by himself, either.
A truly good athlete doesn't have to drag other players down in order to win. We have to deal with lots of coveting scum here on Earth.
There's also, I believe though it's probably best I shouldn't lol, empower it, there's also bad paranormal stuff put in place, in hope to doom those who start to explore it, to covet it further. Imagine how many people who work/ed in mental institutions are savvy to this and the terrible advantage it gives in covering up their doings, take down potential enemies who may reveal their misdoings.
There's a hilarious aspect to this, though. They think God doesn't know everything.
You do realize that is utter nonsense, right?
The Show is great and real
I lve in Kansas. I think I will take a tornado over a tidal wave. At least you can go into a tornado shelter.
M John I lived in Hawaii- we drove up into the mountains and away from the beach. The alert for tidal waves is given hours and days early!
M John Good luck trying to find a mountain in Kansas- tornadoes come suddenly and change direction suddenly.
Excellent acting. Very well done.
I see this more as the grave of God through Christ rather than some mediumistic power though. Great episode
If Commander Powell was hopelessly lost, heading towards the beach, how was he able to find higher ground after rescuing Mrs. Margaret North from the approaching tsunami due to hit in 5 minutes or less? Sounded like a narrow escape.
That's a strong old man. Moving ending.
John Newland, "You're a believer, aren't you?
Lady, "What a stupid question!!!"
My bad...I just couldn't help myself.
Dennis Patrick played Jason McGuire in Dark Shadows soon after this. And he was such a good actor I thought he was actually Irish.
FWIW, I didn't even see Ted Knight to recognize him.
His voice gave him away.
Best theme music of all times.
It diminishes the impact of this show a bit when you know about the actual event. As stated at the start of the program, this was part of a multi-day catastrophe in Chile which included multiple major earthquakes, the largest of which was the biggest earthquake ever recorded, now calculated to have been a 9.5. The tsunami that caused tremendous damage in Hilo, Hawaii and killed 61 people happened just after 1 am on May 23, 1960. A few days later, another Chile earthquake was assumed to have also generated a tsunami and for some reason the warning was issued just minutes before it was supposed to hit. With people on edge from the disaster of a few days earlier, there was near-panic, and that's what this dramatization shows. However...there was no large tsunami this time. The miraculous rescue of this woman actually wasn't really necessary because nothing ended up happening. Of course they don't mention that in the show!
interesting
"Nothing ended up happening" is also part of the miraculous rescue. The first part of the rescue is the woman being heard, helped up off the ground, comforted in knowing she was now safe, and driven away from the sea shore. Commander Powell hearing the crippled woman's soft pleas for help, in spite of his deafness, is also miracle. that saved his life. They wouldn't have had enough time to get to higher ground in 5 minutes or less. God's miracle stopped the tsunami to save them and others on the island. The total of 10 minutes' evacuation time would not have allowed anyone to get away.
It was a Miracle from The Lord and Angelic Intervention and that's how it Works! Oh how l need Angels!!!
Even now, 60 yrs later...we had the horrific fire in Maui with people being killed because the siren wasn't used for mass notification. Seems like no one learned a thing from previous disasters.
One Step Beyond ,John Newland,I am in Victoria I can hear Brad Fitter in New South Wales.
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A 10 minute warning.... WTH
thats one beautiful story.
What can one do in 10 mins?
Say a prayer then kiss your butt goidbye!💁
Make the difference between life and death.
Kow Chai People in Hawaii drive up the “Pali”, the mountains in the center of the island.
This is making nerves cant deal with her screaming i have to put it in mute i feel sorry for her.hes no good hes deaf.but they both survived through that awful day. GOD BLESSES YOU my lady.
I have a huge crush on Newland. 😍
She could've wheeled herself out of the gate and the passersby would've noticed her🤔
No wheelchair ramps in the 60
@@margyb7469 My mother worked at the VA hospital in the early ‘60’s and they cared for paralyzed Korean War veterans. The had ramps everywhere! Homes didn’t of course.
Love that accent the real woman had. Hard to place, but you dont hear it anymore.
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