Have the collection. This is my favorite of all of them. The look on her face when she hears Jeremy voice is, I hate to say. Priceless! Never tire of looking at this episode.
One Step Beyond was, by far, one of the creepiest shows ever broadcast on network television. Thanks, PizzaFlix, for uploading all these great episodes!
It wasn't creepy but true mystery of the "Unknown World" or the "Spirit World" which I believe strongly. I am a Christian but believe in miracles because of Jesus Christ was a true miracle world and what more can I say but to know he is the son of God which allow things to happen in this world for a reason too.
I always love it when someone gets their happy ending but it's not obvious right away, or happy for the people who didn't treat that person right! This is a great show!
@@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630 Her husband is abusive and domineering her maid is bossy and uppity. Who would blame the poor woman for leaving these toxic people.
He's got some nerve. And she needs a new maid. That bossy, bigmouthed thing she has now needs to go! And Jeremy was fine! She will be happy where she goes if she's going with him! Definitely a trade up.
I don't even know how I stumbled across these episodes, but I'm so glad I did! The host is rad and the writing is wonderful. Thank you for the uploads!
I never heard of this either and I was born in 60s. I only knew of twilight zone and night gallery. I never saw reruns. No one ever talked about this show
For a short TV drama this is incredibly effective, stirred my emotions. Beautiful ending. Reminds me of that wonderful supernatural film A Place of Ones Own, James Mason, Margaret Lockwood, in which a possessed young woman is crying out for a saviour. Well worth watching. 10.20 UK
Even though Jeremy was invisible, he was still a better companion than her husband. Appearance was everything to Harrison. Speaking of appearances, I wonder where he 'appeared' on Fridays.
To me that would be frightening about the "Ouija Board" which is scary and can be a way into the other world, but people don't know one must be respectful of things they don't know because it can cause problems for those playing with things they have no knowledge of them.
I love the surprise ending, when the "Doctor from the asylum" appears. And hubby, Mr. Oblivious, doesn't get it what has actually happened. Yay, Jeremy!!!
Demons took her . someone from a oui-ja board ,they call it the jinn . The good jinn never show up or takes people ( jinn's that obey God) , the bad ones only show up and take ,the devil himself leader of the bad jinn's. they are the enemy of human only pretend to be friend but just deceive people . Meanwhile, two kinds of demons, one will go to heaven and the wicked ones to hell like human beings..
lol i wish i had guy to rapture me, is this real story anyone know..or is it suspiciously to0 happy to be for real? i had weird fantasy like this episode a while before i even saw it and reminded me of it..how this dead guy felt he sympathized with me, cuz i had prayed him into heaven..famous criminal and that he maybe was thinking to rapture me..so don't know..never heard of anything like this happening except in bible when chariot came for that guy to bring him to heaven
My father did this to my mother. Men used to get away with putting their wives in an asylum so they could carry on with their mistresses, and keep the property and family money for themselves.
My mother was a millionaire and her husband not my dad ,did put her in a home . He died within a week and my mother stayed in there until she died. The money was taken by the government and to this day , I was told I am not related even thou my birthday was exactly the same as hospital reports and blood tests done . I gave up in 1988;
Unfortunately, it is true. One PBS series "The Yellow Paper wall actually happened from the 19th Century, where a wife was denied seeing her children after they claimed she was under depression and kept her from her children, having pencils and papers where her depression made her mad. There was no asylum but was kept in a room by herself. She was denied any communication with anyone including her children. Miserable lot these so-called medical men were of the so-called 19th Century professional field. I can't even watch it again because it is too degrading what they did to this wife of this prominent man. She eventually got out and divorced her husband and wrote stories of her experience during that time.
I did watch this now for the second time. The acting is so good and I love how Jeremy comes and gets her! And that expression on her nasty husband's face as he starts to figure out what's happened. 😁👍
@@debbieellett9093 One of our favorite episodes! Also because all of these episodes are based in fact and are REAL OCCURRENCES! NOTHING on tv today like it at ALL! This is classic television and John Newland is so suave! Kim & Larry
"The ghost with the most", acting in this episode was great, what so great about the writing, is how they can say things without really saying them, they did not dumb things down to the audience, we find out that the husband is sterile, and there is no love in the relationship, we also find out that the husband does not care if she has an affair, as long as she keeps it discrete. all those things were said in a round about way.
@cemcinturf Nope, it was an old trope for dramas to have an ex-soldier that has a tragic "war injury," something rendering him unable to procreate. Hemingway employed it in "The Sun Also Rises".
In England, men like Harrison are not gay, they're bachelors that refuse to give in to a woman, the only thing they want is their money and estate. So if they can get rid of them, they would, not to murder, but to an asylum. Those men are awful and only deserve to go to prison. The spirit was someone there to be kind to her when she needed him most. I wish I had a Jeremy. It's a lot nicer than being alone.
Gay is right! That's why she said, "when I found out about you" not her or the women. That's why she brought up the fact she was out on a Friday night and him being out every Friday night. Also, his reaction to her saying they never had kids, he felt she was saying it was his fault, but not due a medical reason. Plus, he basically told her he didn't care what she did, just needed to be discreet, as if at this stage in their marriage, they have an unspoken arrangement.
Such a beautiful woman, too. We have to reach far, far, FAR Beyond One Step to accept this dynamic on its face, but yes, there are husbands like that. The only man who doesn't know she's beautiful is him. It happens all the time.
yeah i wondered if they got like biblically raptured in some cases..hope not that many criminal cuz thats hard to believe if so??! i mean there seems a lot!
@@billmetal You're not convinced that evil is a dangerous set of forces that can destroy people's lives?? ...well, you'll find out..we don't exactly live in a world free of very intentional disturbing evil. I'm guessing your arrogance is going to serve as an open invitation so _your_ lesson is probably not too far around the corner. When you are in the tribulation of discovering that evil operates in a way beyond anything you bargained for or can control......mark these words: Jesus Christ is the Son of God who laid down His life and resurrected from the dead to conquer that evil and to free you from your bondage to it and death ... if you repent to Jesus, He alone can free you from what you will face... but don't wait too long, you have been warned, you do not know when or how you will die and once _that happens_ it's too late. edit: here is a prayer you can say to call Jesus and ask for forgiveness: Lord Jesus Christ have mercy on me and please forgive me, a sinner. I have given you the key to life & salvation. Take care.
Jerome, I'm tickled that you question Essie's choice, yet skip past all else, including Jeremy's arrival. Not only his arrival, but his uttering all of four or five words before sweeping Sylvia from the house. That said, there is a well-known principle to apply to fiction, especially fantasy and science fiction (especially in film, where time is limited): The willing suspension of disbelief. Be well.
On second watch, I think old Harrison is impotent. He got really upset when she mentioned that they had no children and he accused her of not missing a chance to rub that in so it must have been his fault. He's still an ass.
@@MACX-eb3cn Back in the day there was no Viagra. What do you mean you can get someone pregnant with a limp penis? Use a turkey baster? Cram it in like sausage?
More like gay. That's why she said, "when I found out about you" not her or the women. That's why she brought up the fact she was out on a Friday night and him being out every Friday night. Also, his reaction to her saying they never had kids, he felt she was saying it was his fault, but not because he was impotent or sterile. Plus, he basically told her he didn't care what she did, just needed to be discreet, as if at this stage in their marriage, they have an unspoken arrangement.
This was a clever story and very fun to watch. If it is based on a true story, I say the husband this was based on was gaslighting his wife (doing things to make the maid and/or the wife think she was crazy) and then he killed her and claimed she ran off with someone. Or better yet, the wife was making the husband think she was crazy, but she really ran off with a lover.
She knew it was Jeremy I think.... that's why she looked up like that. She didn't even complain or try to fight, she just went along with it 😁 she knew. The husband found out late LOL Glad Jeremy kept his promise.
I was 4 years old when One Step Beyond and The Twilight Zone came on the air. I was 8 years old when The Outer Limits came on the air. These were some great science fiction programs for their time. I will turn 65 on July 6 and I will passed the time during this Coronavirus pandemic and rewatch every episode of One Step Beyond. We have the Premium movie channels on Direct TV and what they are showing are unbelievably horrible. You have to just about have to get a miracle to find a half way decent program to watch. Who are all the actors that played in this episode "The Secret".
Just goes to show what benefits having a maid can bring to a family home. Well, wouldn't expect anything less from a posh house in SW7 anyway. Wish my place were as gorgeous as that room.
This was a time when people did not have as much "stuff" !! There was no clutter in people's homes. There weren't plastic items all over. It was just being invented with Tupperware. If was right after WW2 and humans were not the greedy consumers we have grown into. Also people were of a normal weight, thin, healthy. No greasy unhealthy fast food eaten constantly! McDonald's didn't arrive till the 60s and these OSB were made in the 40s and 50s. ALSO--- everything was clean!! No garbage and little all over the place!! I was born in 1950 and have watched the human race ànd the planet looking worse every day! 😳😔🙏
@@maryannswanson3832 I don't disagree with you except that McDonald's opened in the Fifties and OSB was telecast ( now there's an " old " word ) in the early Sixties.I remember watching the originals on our big Zenith.My family watched Twilight Zone , Outer Limits ,OSB , and Hitchcock along with more of the usual family programs.Back then , as I'm sure you remember too , the whole family sat together and watched and talked about the programs and laughed together.My brother was born the last day of December,1946, my sister end of April,1948, and I was born the middle of January, 1954.My brother and sister included me in most of their activities and taught me things as they learned them and I read their textbooks too. It was a great time to grow up in ! And yes , everyone was thin and healthy and active ( and played outside and rode our bikes everywhere as much as reading everything in sight and church and school activities. ) I feel sorry for the kids today.------ Sharon in South Florida
They say that children can connect much more easily with spirits than older people. That explains a great deal (not nearly all) of the childhood imaginary friends. My cousin's son had a friend like that in the old house they live in. I don't know if he still has him, he's still a child, but it was interesting that it was a spirit. They found it most likely was, which fascinates me
skibee, I'm going on 61 in a couple weeks. My husband planned to kill me too! I've been hiding in Indiana knowing no one, I'm lonely & living in a room with 3 walls & no privacy. My attorney screwed me over as I had no more money & paid him up front, yes another lying crooked man! I lost everything but m life & my Chihuahua. But I am free skibee, I am grateful for that. Texas is awfully hot isn't it? God bless.
@@maryelizabeth6797 I think we were very influenced by the good shows and even the silly ones.The family would sit together and watch and talk about what we seeing.
Taking a page from Stargate SG-1, perhaps she ascended: gave up her physical body and became pure energy and thought. The actor playing her husband did an excellent job playing George Washington in another episode. Years later played a doctor on a cruise ship in a Columbo episode.
Isn't it frightening that husband's could actually do that type of thing years ago, and make no mistake they did have that power. It gives me the shivers and makes me proud to have been part of the women's liberation movement of the 60's
I thought Jeremy was going to just flake out and not show up considering that about Ouija board. Maybe the real doctor will take the husband to the asylum after he explains what happened.
Yes, great minds think alike! and the other reason he said that was he was doing his "own thing with the boys down at the club anyone for the "Heimlich hug" it's even more fun when you're NOT choking wink, wink lol
I really enjoyed this a young boy/adolescent. It's clearly not as well written as Twilight Zone nor are the production values nearly as good. But Newland was a convincing host, often putting himself into the action. It, along with the short-lived "Way Out" hosted by Ronald Dahl were great imagination stimulators.
@@skeetsfriend7767: In addition to "Way Out", Roald Dahl also had a second TV series, "Tales of the Unexpected" (1977-1988), in the same fashion as "One Step Beyond" and "Twilight Zone".
A terrible tale of a Lady who,having a rich husband,a nice mansion according of the size of her own room with a beautiful chimney... But not happy.And then,Jeremy!! I love the way she conceal her emotion,having meet her secret dream! Brillants actress...
He's not a rich husband. She's the one who is rich. Didn't you see the first scene, where he gets her to sign some papers, and refuses to tell her about them. This happened a lot. She said to him towards the end, she would've given him a divorce, if he had asked for one. The money is what kept him there.
The maid is such a sneak and gossip she deserves to be sacked. Her husband is self centered and a creep. I am pleased she stands up to him a little bit at least.
That maid did exactly what she could get away with, not more, no less. For every kick in the tail she needed but didn't get, the heroine deserves one too.
I really enjoy "One Step Beyond". Terrific stories, actors, scenery, and host. However, the volume is a bit too low in this video. My phone volume is on high.
Have the collection. This is my favorite of all of them. The look on her face when she hears Jeremy voice is, I hate to say. Priceless! Never tire of looking at this episode.
I do love this episode which was so fascinating and was true story. Nothing is impossible in ths world of ours.
One Step Beyond was, by far, one of the creepiest shows ever broadcast on network television. Thanks, PizzaFlix, for uploading all these great episodes!
Twilight Zone
True stories. Twilight zone mostly fiction.
Well, they claimed they were true stories, but very few could be verified. They were mostly folklore and urban legends.
@@williamanthony9090 BINGO!
It wasn't creepy but true mystery of the "Unknown World" or the "Spirit World" which I believe strongly. I am a Christian but believe in miracles because of Jesus Christ was a true miracle world and what more can I say but to know he is the son of God which allow things to happen in this world for a reason too.
I always love it when someone gets their happy ending but it's not obvious right away, or happy for the people who didn't treat that person right! This is a great show!
Yep,she ignore what are this "spirit" plans,where he is planning to bring her.....she may regret her rich and once loved husband.......
@@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630 Her husband is abusive and domineering her maid is bossy and uppity. Who would blame the poor woman for leaving these toxic people.
@@ticketyboo2456 must be a woman to understand a woman,with my respects Madame!😁🙏
@@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630 I don't understand your point Monsoir.
It depends on how he treated her, we need a part two!
I love this one!! I wish it could happen with all of us lonely women in this position! 🤔🤗
He's got some nerve. And she needs a new maid. That bossy, bigmouthed thing she has now needs to go! And Jeremy was fine! She will be happy where she goes if she's going with him! Definitely a trade up.
The maid was concerned about the poor.
@@Wellch so she said...
@@Wellch She used the poor as an excuse to be rude.
@@Wellch If she was so concerned she'd have given up her job and worked for the poor. The old bint enjoyed being a bully.
Lol, same thing I said. That maid was rude and awful
Nothing is better than these old shows,
I don't even know how I stumbled across these episodes, but I'm so glad I did! The host is rad and the writing is wonderful. Thank you for the uploads!
I'm 43 and had never heard of this show until a few weeks ago. Thanks so much for the uploads!
Wow! Never heard of this show? It's great along with Twilight zone and Shock Theatre's. Lol😊
I never heard of this either and I was born in 60s. I only knew of twilight zone and night gallery. I never saw reruns. No one ever talked about this show
For a short TV drama this is incredibly effective, stirred my emotions. Beautiful ending. Reminds me of that wonderful supernatural film
A Place of Ones Own, James Mason, Margaret Lockwood, in which a possessed young woman is crying out for a saviour. Well worth watching. 10.20 UK
Even though Jeremy was invisible, he was still a better companion than her husband. Appearance was everything to Harrison. Speaking of appearances, I wonder where he 'appeared' on Fridays.
To me that would be frightening about the "Ouija Board" which is scary and can be a way into the other world, but people don't know one must be respectful of things they don't know because it can cause problems for those playing with things they have no knowledge of them.
I love the surprise ending, when the "Doctor from the asylum" appears. And hubby, Mr. Oblivious, doesn't get it what has actually happened. Yay, Jeremy!!!
Didn't he notice Jeremy's French accent.
+@@aliciagrana6276 Doesn't look like it! Way to go with your French lover, Sylvia! Attagirl! :)
Alicia Grana he probably thought it was a coincidence. He thought the doctor had a French accent. He’s so self absorbed to notice anything.
Yay Jeremy I was happy to see him tooo❤😅
Jeremy will make her happy. I'm so relieved he finally showed up.
Do not be deceived by this, it is a board with black power. Don't give yourself over to it, fair warning.
Demons took her . someone from a oui-ja board ,they call it the jinn . The good jinn never show up or takes people ( jinn's that obey God) , the bad ones only show up and take ,the devil himself leader of the bad jinn's. they are the enemy of human only pretend to be friend but just deceive people . Meanwhile, two kinds of demons, one will go to heaven and the wicked ones to hell like human beings..
lol i wish i had guy to rapture me, is this real story anyone know..or is it suspiciously to0 happy to be for real? i had weird fantasy like this episode a while before i even saw it and reminded me of it..how this dead guy felt he sympathized with me, cuz i had prayed him into heaven..famous criminal and that he maybe was thinking to rapture me..so don't know..never heard of anything like this happening except in bible when chariot came for that guy to bring him to heaven
@@LovelymaidenJacki One Step Beyond stories are based on paranormal events. Believe it or not!
She was miserable with her husband. Now that is evil
@@sonbahar5296
Love this series. John Newland is a very urbane and charming gentleman.
My father did this to my mother. Men used to get away with putting their wives in an asylum so they could carry on with their mistresses, and keep the property and family money for themselves.
And women have gotten men jailed, murdered and castrated by falsely accusing them of sexual assault. Both genders can and do lie.
everyone in the mid-20th century were getting put in asylums for mundane reasons. Hell, even your boss could have you committed.
My mother was a millionaire and her husband not my dad ,did put her in a home .
He died within a week and my mother stayed in there until she died.
The money was taken by the government and to this day , I was told I am not related even thou my birthday was exactly the same as hospital reports and blood tests done .
I gave up in 1988;
Unfortunately, it is true. One PBS series "The Yellow Paper wall actually happened from the 19th Century, where a wife was denied seeing her children after they claimed she was under depression and kept her from her children, having pencils and papers where her depression made her mad. There was no asylum but was kept in a room by herself. She was denied any communication with anyone including her children. Miserable lot these so-called medical men were of the so-called 19th Century professional field. I can't even watch it again because it is too degrading what they did to this wife of this prominent man. She eventually got out and divorced her husband and wrote stories of her experience during that time.
That's messed up
These programs are a treasure
I did watch this now for the second time. The acting is so good and I love how Jeremy comes and gets her! And that expression on her nasty husband's face as he starts to figure out what's happened. 😁👍
I was not expecting that ending! There's nothing like a story w/a knockout ending and the loser gets their comeuppance!
I have watched it several times because of the "fantasy that turns to a reality"
Absolutely agree!
@@debbieellett9093 One of our favorite episodes! Also because all of these episodes are based in fact and are REAL OCCURRENCES! NOTHING on tv today like it at ALL! This is classic television and John Newland is so suave! Kim & Larry
Great Nostalgia from the swinging 60s,thanks for these episodes
😡That housekeeper HAS GOT TO GO!!😂
Update: That husband HAS GOT TO GO TOO!😡
I'm reading your comment before I watch but I still agree 😄😃😂 your emojis are convincing
4Knewt - 👍Oh yes, for sure. 😆😂🤣 Enjoy!💞
Robert Gardea - 😂
I'm in my 30's and I absolutely adore these old flicks... Especially in black and white... So nostalgic. Sometimes even silly.
@@lauriecook8226 - 👍Me too. I agree. 💝
I love this episode, what a beautiful woman.
Where could she have gone if not dead? Is it possible she shifted into another reality?
That's what I reckon.
With her sweetheart!!❤❤
She went One Step Beyond!!
@@coryd2668 To the twilight zone 😁
"The ghost with the most", acting in this episode was great, what so great about the writing, is how they can say things without really saying them, they did not dumb things down to the audience, we find out that the husband is sterile, and there is no love in the relationship, we also find out that the husband does not care if she has an affair, as long as she keeps it discrete. all those things were said in a round about way.
I think he’s gay, not sterile and he married her as a beard.
@@beyourself2444 Spot on!
@@crime_scoper-x1466 probably gay. He's without any passion or attraction whatsoever.
@beyourself2444 that's what I was thinking the way she says "the way he was" made me realize he was gay
@cemcinturf Nope, it was an old trope for dramas to have an ex-soldier that has a tragic "war injury," something rendering him unable to procreate. Hemingway employed it in "The Sun Also Rises".
👍😍I love the decor and clothes from back then.💞
She looks so elegant in that dress at the end.
Ivor Biggun - A👍Yes!! 😍
The abuses perpetrated by husbands that wanted to get rid of their wives back in the day just blow my mind. Shame on them!
Ikr? Ugh ....
No kidding. For another great story with a similar theme, check out "The Marriage Portrait" by Maggie O'Farrell.
Thank you so much for sharing this episode!
Thoroughly enjoyed this episode. Looking forward to watching your other uploads🙂
My favorite episode is with Joan Fontaine, and it's about a couple who gets a second chance. So spooky cool. ❤
I've always wondered where these stories came from. I've always wanted to find more information about the real story behind these telestories.
Her husband was cheating on her and wanted to get rid of her. Now she is with Jeremy; someone who cares about her.
Jade Michele Griffin Jeremy’s spoken😊
With her out of the way especially on grounds of insanity, he would now have complete access to her wealth
Such good acting and suspense and mystery.
"When I found out about you..." she said to him. Harrison is gay or he cheats alot. And he's so worried about his name in the papers...
In England, men like Harrison are not gay, they're bachelors that refuse to give in to a woman, the only thing they want is their money and estate. So if they can get rid of them, they would, not to murder, but to an asylum. Those men are awful and only deserve to go to prison. The spirit was someone there to be kind to her when she needed him most. I wish I had a Jeremy. It's a lot nicer than being alone.
Gay is right! That's why she said, "when I found out about you" not her or the women. That's why she brought up the fact she was out on a Friday night and him being out every Friday night. Also, his reaction to her saying they never had kids, he felt she was saying it was his fault, but not due a medical reason. Plus, he basically told her he didn't care what she did, just needed to be discreet, as if at this stage in their marriage, they have an unspoken arrangement.
@@SweetJoyBG I can be your Jeremy. Call me. No one should alone.
Not Gay, probably Asexual
@@followthespider1309 😁😅
A married woman who had to go to the Oiuja board to find a friend and a lover, enjoyed this episode. Thanks.
Such a beautiful woman, too. We have to reach far, far, FAR Beyond One Step to accept this dynamic on its face, but yes, there are husbands like that. The only man who doesn't know she's beautiful is him. It happens all the time.
I like your Betty Boop pic
Well, YOU certainly can't keep a secret
that what really well done. thanks for the upload
Where's Jeremy at I want to meet him great episode saw it a few years ago One step beyond better than twilight zone love them both
It would feel so bad to say you ate alone and your husband not believe you on top of that. Like adding insult to injury.
In this country alone hundreds go missing every year, many without a trace or never seen again.
yeah i wondered if they got like biblically raptured in some cases..hope not that many criminal cuz thats hard to believe if so??! i mean there seems a lot!
Good for her! She escaped that TERRIBLE Narcasistic husband.
Linda Taghon yes!
...with a demon. Not a bargain.
@@inTruthbyGrace absolute bargain and not a demon you libtard
@@billmetal You're not convinced that evil is a dangerous set of forces that can destroy people's lives?? ...well, you'll find out..we don't exactly live in a world free of very intentional disturbing evil. I'm guessing your arrogance is going to serve as an open invitation so _your_ lesson is probably not too far around the corner.
When you are in the tribulation of discovering that evil operates in a way beyond anything you bargained for or can control......mark these words:
Jesus Christ is the Son of God who laid down His life and resurrected from the dead to conquer that evil and to free you from your bondage to it and death ... if you repent to Jesus, He alone can free you from what you will face... but don't wait too long, you have been warned, you do not know when or how you will die and once _that happens_ it's too late.
edit: here is a prayer you can say to call Jesus and ask for forgiveness:
Lord Jesus Christ have mercy on me and please forgive me, a sinner.
I have given you the key to life & salvation.
Take care.
I don't think that being taken away by a spirit born of a oui-ja board can be "good" for us,commun mortals.....
she needs a new husband and a new maid
I agree
Damn it, the butler didn't do it?
Bean David the maid was a jerk...
I would keep the maid. She's a prettry good cook
@@mr.wizard2974 nothing would make up for that big mouth.
Where does a servant get off deciding to get rid of her employers stuff?
Well, here in the UK that sort of insolent behaviour started in 1945.
She was EXTREMELY efficient.
Jerome, I'm tickled that you question Essie's choice, yet skip past all else, including Jeremy's arrival. Not only his arrival, but his uttering all of four or five words before sweeping Sylvia from the house. That said, there is a well-known principle to apply to fiction, especially fantasy and science fiction (especially in film, where time is limited): The willing suspension of disbelief. Be well.
When the writer of the story decides so.
That's what I thought too.
This is when true TV was at it's finest!
Tv now is mindless stupid America
We all wish indeed :D Thanks for the upload PizzaFlix You Rock!
On second watch, I think old Harrison is impotent. He got really upset when she mentioned that they had no children and he accused her of not missing a chance to rub that in so it must have been his fault. He's still an ass.
Impotence, doesn't mean you can't have children. It means you can no longer get an erection. Sterile, means you can't have children.
It's scary to think that any husband could get rid of an inconvenient wife so easily in that time
@@MACX-eb3cn Back in the day there was no Viagra. What do you mean you can get someone pregnant with a limp penis? Use a turkey baster? Cram it in like sausage?
More like gay. That's why she said, "when I found out about you" not her or the women. That's why she brought up the fact she was out on a Friday night and him being out every Friday night. Also, his reaction to her saying they never had kids, he felt she was saying it was his fault, but not because he was impotent or sterile. Plus, he basically told her he didn't care what she did, just needed to be discreet, as if at this stage in their marriage, they have an unspoken arrangement.
Kathy Wilkins You're probably right. His attitude is one of overcompensating for him not being a proper man.
This was a clever story and very fun to watch. If it is based on a true story, I say the husband this was based on was gaslighting his wife (doing things to make the maid and/or the wife think she was crazy) and then he killed her and claimed she ran off with someone. Or better yet, the wife was making the husband think she was crazy, but she really ran off with a lover.
Option 2 I hope.
Option 3 it's a camp story in a schlocky sixties show (;
Yeah I thought the husband killed her too
She was taken to the dimension where Jeremy came from. Maybe you didn't "get it."
Were moving to a higher dimension.
@@mariantreber8055 SO TRUE and these stories are based on true occurrences. Some people are to lib to get it.
She knew it was Jeremy I think.... that's why she looked up like that. She didn't even complain or try to fight, she just went along with it 😁 she knew. The husband found out late LOL
Glad Jeremy kept his promise.
of course she knew because she recognized his VOICE.
Superb acting!
hey pizza flix...i been binge watchin` these..and chili cheese fritos.. lol , thanks
in the south we call that Frito Pie.
In the North we call that: YUM
A very nice episode indeed! I loved the ending!!
T. C. Agreed!
I was 4 years old when One Step Beyond and The Twilight Zone came on the air. I was 8 years old when The Outer Limits came on the air. These were some great
science fiction programs for their time. I will turn
65 on July 6 and I will passed the time during this Coronavirus pandemic and rewatch every episode of One Step Beyond. We have the Premium movie channels on Direct TV and what they are showing are unbelievably horrible. You have to just about
have to get a miracle to
find a half way decent program to watch. Who are all the actors that
played in this episode "The Secret".
You have a nice birthday when its time again. ❤️💐👍
Robert Douglas and Maria Paler
I completely agree. It’s such a shame.
Never heard of Outer Limits
Excellent writing! Thank you PIZZAFLIX!
The writers did a great job making the character of Essie into a harpy.
I always enjoy One Step Beyond
Thank you! Liked! I made sure to like them all.
Everything looks so pristine and clean in their homes
linda from ga The real answer is that this is a movie set and nobody really lives there
Just goes to show what benefits having a maid can bring to a family home. Well, wouldn't expect anything less from a posh house in SW7 anyway. Wish my place were as gorgeous as that room.
This was a time when people did not have as much "stuff" !! There was no clutter in people's homes. There weren't plastic items all over. It was just being invented with Tupperware. If was right after WW2 and humans were not the greedy consumers we have grown into. Also people were of a normal weight, thin, healthy. No greasy unhealthy fast food eaten constantly! McDonald's didn't arrive till the 60s and these OSB were made in the 40s and 50s. ALSO--- everything was clean!! No garbage and little all over the place!! I was born in 1950 and have watched the human race ànd the planet looking worse every day! 😳😔🙏
That's what maids are for.
@@maryannswanson3832 I don't disagree with you except that McDonald's opened in the Fifties and OSB was telecast ( now there's an " old " word ) in the early Sixties.I remember watching the originals on our big Zenith.My family watched Twilight Zone , Outer Limits ,OSB , and Hitchcock along with more of the usual family programs.Back then , as I'm sure you remember too , the whole family sat together and watched and talked about the programs and laughed together.My brother was born the last day of December,1946, my sister end of April,1948, and I was born the middle of January, 1954.My brother and sister included me in most of their activities and taught me things as they learned them and I read their textbooks too.
It was a great time to grow up in ! And yes , everyone was thin and healthy and active ( and played outside and rode our bikes everywhere as much as reading everything in sight and church and school activities. ) I feel sorry for the kids today.------ Sharon in South Florida
They say that children can connect much more easily with spirits than older people. That explains a great deal (not nearly all) of the childhood imaginary friends. My cousin's son had a friend like that in the old house they live in. I don't know if he still has him, he's still a child, but it was interesting that it was a spirit. They found it most likely was, which fascinates me
Sylvia is with me in New Orleans.
Thanks again Pizzaflix* Your post are sure helping me out during this dark time of the virus.
Such good actors in this series. . .🌷
I just started watching One Step beyond i love it ❤
Good show !🙋🏽
Good episode! Thank you ,
I can relate. My fantasy phantom keeps me company, too.
The gal who played Essie hailed from Iowa; good job with the British accent.
That husband killed the wife in real life for sure.
"Her ghost boyfriend from the war took her back to Ouija world" rarely satisfies the cops.
I love it thanks for uploading it
Dont't we all have an imaginary lover?
Red Coat I have 3.
No my husband is all I need. Her husband is about as exciting as root canal on a Monday morning without anesthetic.
Red Coat '
Red Coat LOLOL
only when the vibrator comes out ~*
Growing up in the '60's in a strict Catholic home, of course we had a Ouija board!
Wow, can you imagine turning 40 and finished making memories with your mate? 😢
Yes I can Sherry, I finally divorced my husband after waiting 16 yrs, of him never touching me. He ran around on me!
how are u adjusting ? i hope nothing but good for u. .GOD BLESS
skibee, I am hanging in there, I am 60 yrs old starting over in a State I never been in to get away from him. Thank you & God bless you too.
i'm 66 & i've been free for 18 glorious yrs. he was going to kill me.
got out of it w/my life & the paid off house.
i live in tx.
skibee, I'm going on 61 in a couple weeks. My husband planned to kill me too! I've been hiding in Indiana knowing no one, I'm lonely & living in a room with 3 walls & no privacy. My attorney screwed me over as I had no more money & paid him up front, yes another lying crooked man! I lost everything but m life & my Chihuahua. But I am free skibee, I am grateful for that. Texas is awfully hot isn't it? God bless.
One step beyond, Twilight zone, out of limits, childhood shows.
I'm going to binge Outer Limits next- Covid 19
"Outer" Limits.
The morals they set, one way or another, still ring true today. I wonder how much they formed our personality.
To : TruthSword -----Me too.The whole family would sit together and watch the big old black and white Zenith and talk about the programs.
@@maryelizabeth6797 I think we were very influenced by the good shows and even the silly ones.The family would sit together and watch and talk about what we seeing.
Awesome!
I've watched this 3 times and I just now realized Jeremy kept his promise
Lol😂
Isn’t jeremy the guy who came for her?
@@luisamendes8181Yes!
Taking a page from Stargate SG-1, perhaps she ascended: gave up her physical body and became pure energy and thought.
The actor playing her husband did an excellent job playing George Washington in another episode. Years later played a doctor on a cruise ship in a Columbo episode.
Anyone who says TRUST ME, Don't trust them
I have an imaginary suitcase full of 100’s
the narrator is a lurker.😂😂😂😂😂
I have an imaginary harem full of hotties! When I'm tired of them I go out and find a real one.
Thank you overjoyed have a fantastic Wednesday!
"You can trust me. You'll be happy were you're going" "Should I come with dr?"
Wow, I wasn't expected that outcome. Wow.
I really want to know what happened to the lady after she left with the first doctor?????
Happiness!
@@eddysgaming9868 I'm sure it's something like that. Creepy just the same.
@@eddysgaming9868 That's what I thought too!
Isn't it frightening that husband's could actually do that type of thing years ago, and make no mistake they did have that power. It gives me the shivers and makes me proud to have been part of the women's liberation movement of the 60's
I think women got full rights in the 20s, not 60s.
Wow..those were the days..right....Get a DR..in 5 minutes...amazing..
Private clinic for posh alcoholics, druggies or just plain mad, definitely not NHS.
That maid is a snitch
The maid is quite the troublemaker. Cutting at the misses of the house in the storage room and speaking things to her wayward husband. Never a smile.
Always Love This One.
Thank you. ⚘️ 🕊💗🕊⚘️
Oh crap! A Ouija board..oh this isn't gonna be good.
I thought Jeremy was going to just flake out and not show up considering that about Ouija board. Maybe the real doctor will take the husband to the asylum after he explains what happened.
@Robert Gardea ooooorrrrr did it..? Lol
Ouija boards usually call evil spirits so I doubt she went to a happy place.
It's just a story. It isn't even a real Ouija board.
Hot Lips You’re absolutely right! Not a toy to be played with!
I wish we could find out where she ended up after that???
In this episode she did!
@Robert Gardea lol
There is no prison worse than an.umhappy marriage
Translation you can cheat as long as the newspapers doesn't find out and embarrass my good name.
Yes, great minds think alike! and the other reason he said that was he was doing his "own thing with the boys down at the club anyone for the "Heimlich hug" it's even more fun when you're NOT choking wink, wink lol
+@@dippster357 Possibly, but I get the impression that Harrison is just, well, totally asexual.
Because he was already cheating.
@@dippster357 hahaha
Kathy Wilkins what are you talking about Kathy ,he was your uncle! Ha ha
I would have told the maid to get her groungy hands off my stuff,!!
..and get the hell out!!
Maryle Hicks that’s why these old shows are so refreshing. The people are so polite. My grandma says they really were too.
❤❤❤❤❤ I SO REMEMBER THIS. LOVE ALL OF THESE BUT THIS IS MY FAVOURITE. SOMETIMES WE ALL NEED A JEREMY.❤❤❤❤❤❤
It’s interesting that the old dusty parts of these old, spooky houses look like they’ve just been cleaned. 😂
I really enjoyed this a young boy/adolescent. It's clearly not as well written as Twilight Zone nor are the production values nearly as good. But Newland was a convincing host, often putting himself into the action. It, along with the short-lived "Way Out" hosted by Ronald Dahl were great imagination stimulators.
Giorgio/Arturo Ciompi Watching this as a kid and now as a senior citizen, it holds up amazingly well!
I've never heard of "Way Out," but see that it's available on TH-cam....I think you mean "Roald" Dahl, a treat in all he did.
Skeet's Friend Yes, of course, Roald. I hate spellcheck!…
@@giorgioarturociompi9313 I knew that you knew. Just wanted to make it clear for those who don't so that the curious could look him up easily.
@@skeetsfriend7767: In addition to "Way Out", Roald Dahl also had a second TV series, "Tales of the Unexpected" (1977-1988), in the same fashion as "One Step Beyond" and "Twilight Zone".
what a great actress sylvia is.....
A terrible tale of a Lady who,having a rich husband,a nice mansion according of the size of her own room with a beautiful chimney... But not happy.And then,Jeremy!!
I love the way she conceal her emotion,having meet her secret dream! Brillants actress...
He's not a rich husband. She's the one who is rich. Didn't you see the first scene, where he gets her to sign some papers, and refuses to tell her about them. This happened a lot. She said to him towards the end, she would've given him a divorce, if he had asked for one. The money is what kept him there.
@@marywhittaker572 oooooookkkkkkkkkk!Merci! (Oh sorry,english)
2 years ago! I will re look at this movie tonight with this new angle!Thank you Mary!
7:20 I bet that cake 🎂 was dripping with candle🕯wax
I used to watch this when I was a little girl! I lived it!
I like the Beatles too.
I did too. I’ve always loved it.
At 6:50, the maid was like "Jez, that Sylvia is playing with herself again!! " or that Jeremy is one smooth operator
Excellent episode, bravo.
The maid is such a sneak and gossip she deserves to be sacked. Her husband is self centered and a creep. I am pleased she stands up to him a little bit at least.
So much for confidentiality between hired help!
Yes! We must be careful of whom we can trust.
That maid did exactly what she could get away with, not more, no less. For every kick in the tail she needed but didn't get, the heroine deserves one too.
She knew who earned the cash that allowed her to get paid.
@@barbarat5729 👍
I really enjoy "One Step Beyond". Terrific stories, actors, scenery, and host. However, the volume is a bit too low in this video. My phone volume is on high.
Well that's the best Ouija board story I've ever heard it turns out positive
Sweet lord in heaven
Jeremy tall and handsome compared to that creepy husband.....