One Step Beyond (TV-1960) MOMENT OF HATE S3E6
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- Mind-bending series hosted by John Newland, your guide to the unknown! Based on true, supernatural events that defy scientific explanation, this show appeals to fans of The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits.
MOMENT OF HATE: A woman believes she has the power to cause death by wishing it, and is placed under a psychiatrist's care.
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This was a really strong series. Yes it had some faults but generally speaking the writing and acting were so good it remains a treat to watch after all this time. It really had it all - a wide imaginative range, human interest, supernatural intrigue, effective music and a fine presenter/director. One of the best TV shows for sure.
These series are very smart & beyond my expectations. Given these are the early years of series creations, I am astonished by the intellectual rigour that goes in to the scripts.
tv shows were made for adults back then. unlike today.
So very true!
@buzzclick500 Sadly, for some even sooner due to the adults they were either born to or frequently in the company of due again to the adults that were their guardians.
the series was very alone in quality in those days...a very great TV series.
The conversation b/t the 2 women is very cleverly worded...
Joanne Linville seems to have excelled playing intelligent but emotionally labile characters. Whatever the role, it’s a pleasure to see her at work. She died just last year at 92.
Wow, I was just wondering what her name was, she was on many shows.
@@caligullion2160 Thanks, I learned a new word "labile".
Joanne Linville was in Star Trek, Twilight Zone, One Step Beyond, and so much more.
She was in an episode of “Columbo”. She played the wife of a political candidate who murdered his political advisor. Again, she played the role of a frustrated wife who believed her husband was having an affair with his secretary…. And he was. Jackie Cooper played the part of the husband and political candidate who says someone is out to kill him.
When thought is combined with emotion...That is pure power.
Not really. If that was true there would be a lot of unalived people right now.
I always thought these were fictional when I was younger. I've researched some of them and they are based on documented events. John Newland was a great host.
Thumbs up and . . . i'll take your word for now on the claim of documentation of these events. Could the documents in many cases be simply *television scripts* written for this show ??? TV scripts are after all "documents." In a dramatic sense what good would these programs be if they couldn't give us at least the illusion of factual reality ??? Think about it. Or not.
@Robert Gardea th-cam.com/video/4zIoElk3r2c/w-d-xo.html u have the power . . . to pleasure yourself. No offense.
@@piehound Great point! 👍👍👍👏👏👏
I agree Ty for posting one of my fave shows since I was a teen ; luv that I found it after twilight zone : Rod Serling great writer n imagination
Some are; some aren't.
She was in a Star Trek episode called "The Enterprise Incident", She played the Captain of the Romulan vessel!
Knew I'd seen her before.
Joanne Linville kicks ass. Catch her in BUS STOP, the banned episode..I KISS YOUR SHADOW, with George Grizzard (no slouch in the acting dept either)...
Oh totally.. Spock's Fake Love interest LOL...
Great Actress.
She was also in the twilight zone episode called the passers bye
The experiment with the rows of vegetables, I remember that. There was another similar one with house plants. One the people caring for them talk to them and sang and played soothing music. Just like the vegetable rows, the same people took care of the second group of house plants exactly the same way except they didn't talk to the plants at all, no music. Just came in and fed and watered and made sure they got the same sun exposure as the first. You guessed it. The group that got the talking, music, and singing flourished. The second group didn't wither but measurably didn't thrive as well as the plants with all the positive attention.
ToniHunterOne In Israel farm cows are, due to the hot climate, kept in air conditioned barns, with classical music playing. The cows produce more milk than EU cows.
@@bobbywimsy6741 oh wow, how wonderful, I’ve ALWAYS longed to go visit Israel. I love the Israeli ppl. I’ve met some very nice Israeli ppl in my life. The country is so beautiful and full of history. Maybe one day when I have time.. right now we are so busy running our new growing business that we can’t take even a day off, we have employees that count on us to keep them working. Time is the one luxury we just don’t have. Sadly. Only two places I would love to visit before I die, Israel and Africa. But most definitely Israel first. I will pray about it, if it’s Gods will for hubby and I to visit Israel, He will find a way for us to be able to go. I have total faith in Him.
I enjoyed watching all these supernatural shows from the 50's and 60's. The cast were superb some of the best actors to grace the screen and the presenter was perfect. Some of the most intelligent and innovative storyline. 2 👍s up!!!
A powerful drama, John Newland at his best!
She did a Twilight Zone episode, THE PASSERS BY..set in the Civil War. Joanne Linville is really gifted, with range, power and serious 'chops'. I have watched her over the years in so many things. Another OSB, THE DEAD PART OF THE HOUSE, I think is the title.. And BUS STOP - I Kiss Your Shadow (the banned episode?) with George Grizzard. She doesn't chew the scenery the way she does here, but it is quite powerful all the same...Of course the Star Trek episode, where she plays a Romulan Captain. She did an interview with Connie Martin Talks Books, about her book on acting, which for young actors should be a must-read. This lady has a history and real craft....
Bus stop I kiss your shadow
With James Gregory, one of my favorite Twilight Zone episodes.
Thx for posting. This is one of the best series on television heretofore. Props for posting this great source of true anomalies.
A psychiatrist with a cigarette in his hand...
(to calm his nerves) 🤣
Times sure have changed,they say, cigarettes are bad for you.
I really love her hair. Short, sassy and full. If I had so much hair like her, I’d style it the same. So pretty 😍
Great performance by both actors.
The powers of the mind are still not yet fully understood.
So happy to have found these! Thanks for sharing ❤️
That was an excellent episode, thanks for showing it💕🙂
Don't wish death on people
Joanne Linnville was wonderful in this episode. She was always so dramatic in every role she played.
Love watching these!
Thanks for the sharing this video series, I've always Liked this whole tv show.
Date 4/28/17
Time 8:33pm
Yet another hysterical woman.... Nonetheless love this show...thanks for the upload👍
She also got really pissed off with Spock as the Romulan comander on Star Trek.
She's ill 😣
Aren't women always portrayed as 'hysterical' it sold a lot of Diazepam in those days...
Hope's Aunt this is me when we run out of toilet paper 🧻
Women were/are portrayed as hysterical because they are. How many TH-cam videos of shite happening with women screaming in the background
The seed experiment at the end floored me
Plants have memories, feelings, and give off vibrations too. Plants are amazing!!
I bought the issue of Time magazine, which ran the article regarding the Duke University experiment. Incredible, but understandable, as they are living and thought is energy.
Robyn M Prince Charles proved this years ago as he talked incessantly to his plonts.
I had to laugh at the hysterics, we're painting & re-flooring now, had a pipe burst the day after paint was done... I felt exactly like throwing a crazy hissy fit on Saturday evening, just like the first 20 seconds of the show! Living out of boxes in the garage & fast food is making me insane
Note to self, watched 9/11/18 SG.
BTW, a great series, more please.
4/23/19
6/10/19
Watched 10/15/20
No HEPA laws in those days, it would take a warrant now a days for the shrink to spill the beans about his patient.
It just depends on whom is asking
The common theme in so many of these is people being stressed out or having anxiety were afraid they were “crazy”. They knew so little abt mental health back then!
yes but today so many use it as an excuse and don't suffer from anything but laziness.
Originally telecast on October 25, 1960.
I WAS STILL IN THE FUTURE SINCE MAY 2, 1960- not returning until June 1961
I'm no Sherlock Holmes, but she couldn't have died before she hit the ground while, at the same time, screaming all the way down.
Dusty Glover must have been someone watching her fall lol. I noticed it too.
Very good one. Thanks for the upload.
and the moral of this story...
When humans live life on this earth...
without love in their hearts for mankind, and love in their hearts for all living things on this planet... HATE causes... DEATH...
All those amphetimines and chain smoking sure worked !!
Don't forget the daily hangover and drinks starting at noon!
Laxatives were also utilized to ensure there were no pot bellies.
And then the barbituates to calm down or sleep - a lot of these episodes have the "I'll give her a sedative" line spoken by a doctor.
R.I.P. Karen.
We love you❤️✌️🙏😇
Interesting that the host of this series appeared as himself at the end of this episode, interacting with one of the performers who was playing the role of the doctor.
John did that several times {"Vanishing Point", "The Inheritance", et. al.}.
That what a great episode!
“MOMENT OF HATE,” Season 3, Episode 6, aired 25 October 1960. Joanne Linville as Karen Wadsworth, John Kellogg as Dr. Llewellyn, Linda Lawson as Joyce Chapman, James Millhollin as Dr. Roman, Diane Driscoll as Donna, Tina Marie Galloso as Karen Wadsworth (Age 7), John Newland as Himself (Host).
Forgive me:
"It was a hot, sultry day. The air conditioner wasn't working." And she's wearing a long sleeve sweater, over another top, and a tight skirt! 😂 Girl peel off a layer, you'll be amazed...😏
That's funny and I relate! Of course, "back in the day," as they say women went through all kinds of pain with their clothing and a professional woman such as this character probably wouldn't even think of peeling off layers of clothes. She was also a dress designer and in "high fashion" so again, not as worried about the personal comfort as fashion. But I can completely relate. I am always hot in the Summer, lol!
He's not a good psychologist, he's asking for her to do it again.
I was just thinking...l Hate my Dog...and up this Pops...and that Woman right out the Gate! Good gosh...I Relate!
I Hate those Guilt Bridges too! Well...l would never yank a hat off another girls head...and yes. She did indirectly kill Donna...and the other woman...and Ross...sad. Death by Suggestion...l believe it...and Rebuke that Cursed Spirit!!!
This is such an excellent series. I grew up with the Twilight Zone but now I'm discovering this, The Veil, Suspense, and One Step Beyond. They're just as good, but I never even heard of them until I found them here.
My sister and I are in our 60s and just discovered The Veil recently.
Good episode!
Whoa!!! Did this honestly really happen???
This was a good one! I like the actress. Nice surprise ending.
"Why, you vicious little....."...begins with 'sl'. Did she say what I think she said?
I wondered about some of the stuff they say on here. Like in The Return, one of my favorites, a soldier says, I think, fuck that guy! and in The Burning Girl, Alice's aunt calls her an ungrateful bitch... I think. They say it really fast but still
@Robert Gardea Lol it just struck me hilarious, because have you seen the Return? They all think a guy's dead (he's not, he's just wounded, but they don't know that) and this kid realizes the wounded guy was playing with a crooked deck of cards, and he picks it up off the ground and goes, "fuck that guy!" I lost it😂😂
Slug
@@annrussellross6790 Yeah, that's what she was SCRIPTED to say😂😂😂
Slug is what she said… I think it means sneaky woman.
all these hysterical women screaming in these films.
All the sexist women hater pigs online n offline nowadays
Soooooo good this is one of my favorites
Great episode! 👍
She played Victoria Hayward, the wife of a gubernatorial candidate, in the episode "Candidate for Crime" on Columbo.
That's were i remember her from an a few other black an whites
So many hysterical women with nightmares in these shows. But hey.
Nightmares do that to you. There has been men too, btw. Just be grateful you don’t have to live in a nightmare show some compassion too even if you have zero empathy.
Wow..did not see this coming. Excellent. Thank you.
Luv that ! Yes he needs that cig! Great observation
Have y’all heard of the experiment where people love rice or hate rice? The loved rice always keeps longer. The hated rice goes bad.
When THIS Karen asks to see the manager, you better get the manager... Or else!
Why is that not racist?
@jesus perez Racist
They say the additives in food are a problem as well as eating out often and take out. Restaurants want their food to taste good so yes they add fattening ingredients for taste!! Women were in the home not working so you had more home cooked meals that were basic ingredients more.
What the hell has this got to do with this ep n show you sexist pig
And btw it’s men that is to provide for their wife n family cooking n taking care of them
An aneurysm in the Circle of Willis gives usually NO SYMPTOMS OR SIGNS. When it ruptures, it has been compared to a sudden ray from the clouds. The patient typically DROPS DEAD.
They made a mistake there
What is shown here is true. If you wish someone dead...your wish will be granted. It's just a question of when! (UK)
@@jellybean5962Perhaps for you!
Patient throwing Alcohol down neck while being told your fine the good Old days
When "magical thinking" becomes for-real. That would be a real nightmare.
She is 91 and still alive god bless her.
so this show is just a big lie! He he!
Words have Power.
Wow, she even predicted her own death.
Hey it's the same actress that played the Romulan comamnder and love interest of Spock. She was a babe wasn't she.
I'd say no
Did she call her a viscous little slug?
Indeed
No wonder I'm a bit ffffd up ? My mother had a personality disorder/ bi polar and I remember her making me watch " One Step Beyond " , but I have just realised that I was only eight years old . Father was in the Army and she didn't want to watch it on her own 👀👀 , thank heaven for my grandparents . Scary ... perhaps that is why I was rather strict with my children and grandchildren regarding what they watched/ watch .
Nothing wrong with it it’s based on real events kids need a wake up call not brainwashing n lies world will do that plenty to them already. Can’t shield them from reality forever may find they can actually handle it better than you did. I faced many frightening things alone spiritual n life events. The life events of murder abuse etc were still always more frightening. There’s being strict n there’s hovering parent placing kids in a bubble. Ie. Not sure how this would mess you up. But perhaps it is more suited for adults who can understand n process it better. The worst thing I ever watch as a kid was gore films my abusive older bro would force me to watch those at 4 years old by force I mean hold you fixed in place n threaten you harm if you closed your eyes to it. The second thing was a night to remember n third Blair witch project. Nothing affected me after those the same. I was already living in similar nightmares anyway. It was the norm.
N real life is always worse than a movie or show. Even if imagination is at play. As real life trauma imagination was scarier.
How come the make up stays so neat after the sobbing and hair pulling?
Susan Monks 50s atomic technology.
Retakes?
@@corettaha7855😂
"Karen Wadsworth" - I knew someone with that same name, back in the 1960s and '70s. Not the same one as the character in this program, however. Fortunately.
People DO have undetected aneurysms ya know. Not everyone gets their head examined for a headache.
She Predicted her own death, very scary. True episode though.
Great old show. Love the music. I believe we have mental powers we're not aware of yet. I think we could exchange thoughts if we practiced for a while. And I think we will be able to move objects around. But I don't think we can harm anyone strictly by thinking about it. People talk about someone putting a spell on you in voodoo but it only works if the subject believes in voodoo. Here, we see a woman with hateful thoughts all the time. Who knows how many times she has cursed her husband. But this time she curses him and he dies and she doesn't think about all the other times when she cursed him and he still lived. So it was a coincidence?
R.I.P.. Joanne.
the ladıes ın the 50s 60 s were so slım and elegant not lıke now
Feyha Nemli : weren't getting the kind of crap to eat as we do today be careful when you hear new and improved recipe it usually means more refined sugar and sodium/table salt added to products nowadays no added sugar in drinks means added artificial sweetner
Genetically Modified food did not exist in the past.
What really happened to Karen... is...
She REFUSED Jesus Christ to live in her heart and soul.
Karen welcomed satan to live inside her body. Unloving human !
They still are when young, but not their mind. No feminity, no modesty, but way too slutty.
the elegant fashions contributed to a lot of the look. love the fashions of the 30,40s,50s and 60s.
You mean the TV, movie and most, but not all, of the musical stars were slim and elegant.
Never curse the seeds that ye planted, for they will wither on the vine and not grow healthy as the seeds ye have blessed. From the philosopher Miracle Grow 1985.
@@leeclark4495 I have the same problem Lee. My neighbor has a huge cherry tree that has it's roots and branches always in my yard. I've trimmed it numerous times at my expense. A few weeks ago, another smaller cherry tree of theirs, split at the trunk, and I had to pay someone to cut it up and haul it away. Not once has my neighbor offered to go half or show any concern at all, pretending it was my problem, not their's. Their leaves also clog up my gutters, just like what you have.
@@leeclark4495 You're exactly right, you can only trim what is over on your property line. All the thick roots of their tree reside in my yard, and if it every comes down it will go right through my roof. I also heard if it does fall, I'm still responsible for it, and they will charge my home owner's insurance, not theirs. Right again you are, you must notify the moronic neighbor. All the rights are on their side as usual, the laws protecting the guilty.
@@leeclark4495 Yes it did. I have a retaining wall and steps that lead down into my basement, with a drain at the bottom. The leaves constantly clog the drain and pipes. I've had water in my basement several times in my finished basement. It takes a large industrial shop vac and several electric heaters, to dry it out. My life would be a lot easier without that damn tree, but like your situation, they will never let me remove it. These idiot neighbor's have no idea what we go through Lee.
@@leeclark4495 Yes, I heard about the hair thin microscopic roots working their way into the joints, then expanding. There are countless problems these trees (which aren't even our's) can cause. I've been living with this since 1985, when I I first moved here. The neighbor's apathy is appalling.
@@leeclark4495 I'm in the same boat as you are Lee. I'm 67 years old and drawing social security. I thought about moving also, but it's too late in life to make a change now. If I ever do decide to move, I will make sure that I have plenty of space between me and my closest neighbor. I'm on about a third of an acre, and have someone cut my grass. If that damn tree wasn't there, I wouldn't even think about moving.
This beautiful lady is still alive at 92.
i like old day horrors
THE CONSCIOUS & SUB CONSCIOUS WORK HAND IN HAND THEY WORK TOGETHER THERE NOT APART THEY ARE JOINED TOGETHER LIKE HUSBAND AND WIFE
I’m sorry that I don’t know the name of this lead actress… but she’s as good as Liz Taylor!!
Phantastisch❤️
Oh God, how sad.
April 13th, 1959
Time magazine
The article as published:
(Religion)
The Power of the Brief Burst.
The complete study is found in the book:
Power of Prayer on Plants, by Rev. Franklin Loehr
John Newland was such a fascinating and very attractive man! So few like him around! Sigh....😥
Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you.
This is when women had pride
I watched the show when it was originally on TV. I always considered it mostly bunk, but entertaining bunk.
That woman actually changed herself into a Romulan Commander a few years later :)
Joanne Linville
Power of suggestion.
It looked like a fox fight to me!
Notice the doctor's left ear? It is absolutely sticking out from his head further than the right one.
Ears are something to focus on .I think it's unique.
I have cursed people harm and some have died or have been in terrible accidents. These people have been mean and evil until I revolted and bad things happened to all of them !
Lee Coffman that’s mean to rejoice in bad things happening to others over nothing.
I wouldn’t brag about it
Por favor, traducirlo en Español
I gotta quit watching this show....Im getting the 'creeps'
very good ending
Mythbusters (one of those blasted newfangled garbage TV shows; hear the sarcasm?) did a similar experiment as the one referenced at the end of this episode.
John Kellogg was on superman as a crook many times in 1953
I looked up Louise Pasteur to see if death by mental suggestion plqyed qny role in his life. I found no evidence of this. Although, Louise Pasteur's research set many standards in the field of micro biology and surgical sterilization procedures.
The men of the 50s and 60s were so clean, shaved, and well dressed.... Polite, respectful, and well spoken. When men had pride.
Jk lol I'm not some simpleton that reveres the propaganda of one of the most fascist eras of American history.
Edit: but if you're interested my mother was born in '48 and she's a real class act! (she's an uneducated hillbilly :))
@@msbrowngault Yeh. She really need to get laid haha. 70 year old class act is available, boys! :D
Best show
I think we may be computers
the ending analysis of the second row of seed was cursed...that has to do with the story of HAM offspring was cursed by the jews...and a curse can always be sent right back with the right arc tool guides...that message was sarcastic ....going right over the head of many...but i understood the whole message...sarcasym can be rewarded back...if provoked ...just enough to start the ball rolling...
I think it’s a good message for also, tho hasn’t been mentioned yet, how to raise a child even one’s not yours such as teachers etc. or any situation like at work etc where emotional abuse occurs where love is not given freely. Child withers n doesn’t flourish. Or workers doesn’t work as well. Etc. it’s a good message to remind those to be careful with their words around others. And even themselves. Something I even need reminded in.
Cool shows
What a shame Psych's just prescribe meds n so many ppl can be helped by a supplement like low serotonin w a simple blood test. I know so many like. this lady.
Not true.
Defo deficiencies can wreck havoc on nervous system
What did he mean about Louis Pasteur?
Barbara H. It was bad milk, unpasteurized.