The unique thing about watching some of the older shows now is that the quality was never this good on the old TV’s. It’s watching them with a new visual enjoyment.
Back then cameras were actually able to record in very high quality. Much higher than TV's were able to display. That's why it was easy to remaster and make blu ray versions of old movies.
Okay then So our old black and white TV in the 60s must have been made from One Step Beyond because the picture was incredible and crisp just like this video. The Twilight Zone and The Outer limits were staples in my
@@larpsim LOL…Nancy is right…we only REMEMBER our favorite shows as being *crisp* and high quality on our old TVs…but, in reality they truly were not. But loved them anyway as we didn’t know any better. 🤗💥😃
In the era that these shows were made the presenters had to rely on their stage presence and acting abilities, they didn’t have the special effects and cgi of today, it was merely their talent that could either make or break a show.
the good 'ol days..... b4 america lost its mind. born in 1950 i feel sorry for kids coming of age today in an america bent on destroying itself... had the A bomb scare but was secure in the belief of America's basic goodness.. but now it seems america too has taken "one step beyond".....
The good old days for me were the 90s ..... But I appreciate getting transported to an even earlier time, when my dear sweet parents were young and just getting started with their own lives. It goes sooooooo fast. Too fast.
I know that's right I born in 1961 My good 'o s days 💕 where in the 1970s no wrong in the world wow were did time go iam 61yrs old 9 grow kids and 3 grandchildren wow ❤ just saying 😄
Well hello everyone tidings from Aberdeenshire in Scotland. Stumbled across these 8 great plays and enjoyed everyone of them. Never seen them as a child on our tv so was overwhelmed to watch for the first time. Bring on more if you can, and a huge thank you for downloading this set 🥰
8 in a row. Wow thank you. If it was just one I would have to scramble around to look for another because I love these. I was born in 63 and this stuff is so much fun and so hard to find. 💕Again thanks to all. Yr a smart, class act recognizing that there are people who appreciate these old shows. 😌
JOHN NEWLAND supported PETER HURKOS' psychic exploits.....made a 2-part story based on the life of this psychic....THE ONLIY LEGITIMATE PSYCHIC OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY!!
I believe I was born too late. I can never get enough of the old shows in black and white. Id rather watch shows like this than anything they have on TV now. Noir movies included. Tucson AZ binge watching. 5/14/22
Although I love The Twilight Zone, I have to admit The Outer Limits was an excellent show as well. It has a similar feel, tone, and language that The Twilight Zone had.
Anyone trying to place the face of the actor who played the son who dropped 'Papa', it's Mike Connors who played MANNIX in the late '60s-'70's. Here he is in the closing credits as 'Michael Connors'.
You were on this show? 😮 That's incredible! It must've been so exciting! 👍I acted in a Mc Donald's manager training video as a cashier, and I played a waitress in a Pizza hut employee training film. I didn't have any lines in the Pizza hut job, but it was still loads of fun. That was over 40 years ago. Which episode were you on? I'd love it you could drop a link to it in a reply if you're able & willing. 😊Take care, love. *SHALOM* 💜🙏❤🙏💜
I don't think they're overacted at all,, considering the subject matter. Far more realistic than the stupid wooden reactions of coached acting of stuff you see today, let alone CGI.
I love this series😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍….I was 1 year old in 1959….The quality of these real stories, the actors and the John Newland are top notch indeed…the haunting music….everything is gripping and far above today’s TV Netflix and the rest.
I read from the top till reaching your comment and surprise surprise your comment was the one I looked at as I was also one in 1959. But I am the complete oppositw od your opinion about them being far above any thing today or that they are gripping. I find them totally mad. More one step beyond sanity than real. So therefore they are not plauable. Of course fiction is a popular genre.
These are all new to me. I was born in 50 but we didn't have a TV till 60 and that was only because my parents bought a second hand living room set that included a TV
You know, I am now age 72 and I grew up watching every One Step Beyond episode. Today, I realize that John Newland has the best bewildered look than any other person I have seen. And I have seen a lot of people. Love this show, thank you for the Upload here!
You were only 6 years old when that series ran on TV. (If I had been that young, my parents would surely not have allowed me to watch that: the series was too scary for such a young kid as you were.)
John Newland was a terrific host. I'd love to see a compilation of his opening and closing statements from every show on one video; that would be entertaining.
The writing of these shows is superb! The subject matters are so believable. Possession is something I have heard of, and fire starting brought on by emotional stress seems believable too. Miracles of help received beyond time warps has been recorded as well. 🤩
I’ve never heard of this show before. It just spawned in my recommended while watching Columbo clips. I love this. The writing is great and the stories impactful. What great television for the time!
@@christinecox6049 I didn't know they were supposed to be taken from real stories! I also wasn't able to see this show when it aired so they're all NEW! (to me😅. We must not have been in range of the signal, but we got Twilight Zone, Outer Limits, Columbo, Dark Shadows, Night Stalker, Boris Karloff Stories, Alfred Hitchcock, Tales From The Dark Side, Lost in Space--all great shows, many now can be found on the internet😊
I posted a similar comment on another One Step Beyond episode but John Newland's urbane and polished presentations, especially when the eerie theme music started gave me the chills as a kid and I loved it.
I love these show, unlike the shows today it helps you even in ruff times, like the one with the world war II, where the man was filled with guilt because of his brother, I once felt that way too, and it was pretty bad for a long long time, watching this made me more able to go on with my life.
Imagine the reward in the end its all will be worth it and more .I had forgotten until lately reminded by our phones addiction g and part of the equation those days actors acted worked hard long lines
These series are so good. I'm so glad I found them. Thank you for going to the trouble of uploading them. 🌹 A year later and thanks to my memory issues, I can revisit this and it's almost new to me. 😏 Sometimes a fractured memory has it's blessings. 🌹
I first saw this long ago when I was a kid, and these episodes intrigued me. It is interesting to see them again so many many years later. What I enjoy now is the humor which I was too young to recognize way back when.
im feeling so spoiled. I missed this good quality TV Shows. No one can reach this peaks of suspense nowadays. Im glued to the Smart Phone like i was when i was a kid, back in 70s. Having the same goose bumbs, having the same scares and the same fascination for those misteryous characters... im happy and nostalgic!!!
I couldn't agree more. This show, (along with The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits) remains absolutely compelling! Back when TV shows were graded by their writing and performances rather than stupid special effects.
One Step Beyond were recreations of true events that did actually occur in history .. Twilight Zone was fiction ..Doesn't take anything away from The Legend Rod Serling .. Mr. Rod Serling .💘🌹.. Absolute Genius writer.🕵️🏆🌟..👍👍💪🤳🕴️ 🎓🧠🤵.. 🙏🕯️🌹💐😔 🗿
A lot of the spiritualist/psychic concepts in this series ping for me as things my grandmother and her sisters believed in. They and their mother (who died in middle-age) were ardent spiritualists. I wasn't a believer, despite my grandmother's efforts to recruit me as a child medium. But now she's gone, I've been looking into spiritualism as something that shaped the loves and lives of the sisters and my great-grandmother. Modern spiritualism comes from Victorian times, starting w the Fox sisters in 1848 in the Burned-over district of New York State, then spread throughout the Anglo-European world and also, in its late 19th-early 20th century churches, hosted the Suffragette movement that brought women the vote in many countries, including here in Australia. If you want to step back in time to Victorian spiritualism, sit in the audience of mediumship show in your town.
WOW!!Thanks I’m glad this showed up on my feed! This is a very wonderful surprise! Happy trails to everybody I love you all !no matter what you say! Signed, Not Insidious : ~ }
Love these shows! Such memories! The last one got up my nose a bit, he just refused to listen to her. Talk about times changing, no man would treat his wife like that these days.
l appreciate you John Newman. Thanks CTVC. l love One Step Beyond and love hearing about true tales of the supernatural and paranormal. Much gratitude and many thanks from Australai.
I was always first to go to bed. My older sister would wait until I got to the top of the stairs; then loudly hum the theme to this series knowing I'd freak and bolt down the stairs screaming. She'd be bent over laughing and I'd get a scolding from our mother for scaring everyone in the house.
@@cruisepaigeOh I see, you're one of those who starts arguments in the comments section. How about making a life for yourself instead of yapping at those of us who have one?
Excellent, a very generous offering of first rate material. I don't take this kind of this for granted. Actually I should have kept this for Christmas on Boxing Day night,when I sit up into the small hours watching a ghost story or two. In th story about the New England haunting I notice that there was a similarity in personality between the old sea captain and Andrew ,who was a selfish, domineering chraracter. I couldn't help thinking that the marriag was not destined to last long.
Yes, another great episode. I was a little girl when I saw the circus. The acrobats were my favorites. The customes they wore and the excitement in the air. They just don't have them any more, at least I don't think so. Another time and era. Those were the days gone by.
@@linjicakonikon7666 Thank you! Apart from my apparent Sci-Fi dyslexia, I had to laugh when I saw my error on my comment. This is what can happen when you are commenting on three different shows in the same hour or so; Twilight Zone, Outer Limits and One Step Beyond. I am a fan.
@@-oiiio-3993 Perfect, lol. I was wondering when . . . that might happen. One Step Beyond, Outer Limits and The Twilight Zone are my go 🤓to Trio from childhood.
I worked with Mike Connors in "The Death of an Amusement Park", Playboy Productions Hugh Hefner. Adrienne Barbeau and Playboy's Playmate of the Year. I had 3 lines, "Look out it's falling!" "The comet has come off it's track!" "No please someone help!"
Years ago I first started watching Zane Gray and grit Network that's TV with only a digital scanner no internet and I fell in love with the black and white and I've been watching them ever since and I'm always trying to find out more Boris karloff's thriller is great which would lead me to this I can't get enough
One Step Beyond, The Burning Girl episode, could possibly be where a young, 12 year old, Stephen King, got the ideas for both Carrie and Fire Starter. The girls aunt treats her in much the same way Carrie's mother behaved toward Carrie. And of course in the Fire Starter the little girl has the ability to start fires. As I was watching The Burning Girl It was almost like watching both Carrie and Fire Starter.
Your right he probably did highjack that story; all of his stories have the probability of being imprinted ; all just modern versions of already existing stories. If that's the case he owes a lot of people a lot of money.
Came here to say just that... seems an inspiration for Carrie or/and Firestarter...Stephen was already writing novel length fiction at that early age... I just read a novel he wrote at 10 or 11... it already had the King style and atmosphere ...all he had to do was learn to spell properly, LOL😂🔥💥🔥
My mother , my nephew and I watched this and the Twilight Zone in in the 1970’s Syndication. Now my nephew has a daughter who was named for my mother. Georgie was raised on these shows from infancy. She is seven now addicted to all things of the 1970’s TV shows Skrinkey Dinks, a reader, a lover of 😊arts and crafts etc. This little girl is a child of the 2020’s but brilliant and culturally aware.
I watched this TV series all the time when it was first broadcast on ABC-TV from 1959 to 1961, and it was quite comparable to Rod Serling's Twilight Zone at that same time. Classic supernatural ventures into the unknown. Some episodes were entirely fictional, while others were allegedly true stories. One of my favorites is the true story about the supernatural events surrounding the death of President Abraham Lincoln. I would love to see that one again!
I only have the vaguest memories of maybe a couple of these, nice to be able to see them THX .. nice surprise to see Yvette Vickers .. great Virginia Leith/ Skip Homier episode .. goood Luana Anders sequence .. & OMG Yvette Mimieux !
I have occasionally, dreams in which I go, walk through, get lost in,etc places that I know I’ve never lived or even been and yet when I have these dreams I’m completely there. I go places with my sister who has been dead for a long time. My mother tries to crawl up the steps to me, begging me to help her and let her in because she’s so sick and cold, and yet she’s been dead for many years. I see and talk to people who I know that I’ve never met, yet they are as, and the places I go in those dreams are real. So at those times, I’m truly living in the “Outer Limits” or “The Twilight” zone. It’s major creepy and scary. 😳😳😳😱😱😱
Have them also at near 70..I can recall details like mileage on a car and phone #.s...dreams interact with my physical movements and my reasoning...weird.
@@sandordula5207 Here's another tidbit: Mike Connors was also in "The Day the World Ended" (1956) by Roger Corman. Long before his days as "Mannix". Another great sci-fi B-movie worth a watch.
Anniversary of a murder! Good one ! Should have reported it. Karma follows you, can’t run from it, hide , ignore it, or explain it away. It sticks to you like glue!
I use to love this show when I was a kid. Probably about 14-15 and it use to come on @ 11PM on channel 5 out of NY. This was the early 70’s so obviously it was in reruns. Alfred Hitchcock Presents use to come on right after it. Boy that was great - watch two great shows before bed. Now there’s nothing but bullshit on that I would never stay up to watch.
About 82 years ago, scientists discovered that it is possible to be in two locations at the same time, at least for an atom or a subatomic particle, such as an electron. For such tiny objects, the world is governed by a madhouse set of physical laws known as quantum mechanics. Furthermore, there's the fact that two separated particles can interact instantaneously, a phenomenon called quantum entanglement. This principle of quantum mechanics suggests that particles can exist in two separate locations at once.
The unique thing about watching some of the older shows now is that the quality was never this good on the old TV’s. It’s watching them with a new visual enjoyment.
Back then cameras were actually able to record in very high quality. Much higher than TV's were able to display. That's why it was easy to remaster and make blu ray versions of old movies.
Okay then So our old black and white TV in the 60s must have been made from One Step Beyond because the picture was incredible and crisp just like this video. The Twilight Zone and The Outer limits were staples in my
@@larpsim LOL…Nancy is right…we only REMEMBER our favorite shows as being *crisp* and high quality on our old TVs…but, in reality they truly were not. But loved them anyway as we didn’t know any better. 🤗💥😃
Before my time, but my mom and grandmother LOVED this series. I can understand why now 💜
Newland was a top-level presenter. And the way he reads a creepy intro/exit then gives a cheeky little smile? Sheer genius.
In the era that these shows were made the presenters had to rely on their stage presence and acting abilities, they didn’t have the special effects and cgi of today, it was merely their talent that could either make or break a show.
Agree!
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Ahhh yesss! For a moment, we can take a step back in time. How I long for the good ol' days.
the good 'ol days.....
b4 america lost its mind.
born in 1950 i feel sorry for kids coming of age today in an america bent on destroying itself... had the
A bomb scare but was secure in the belief of America's basic goodness..
but now it seems america too has taken "one step beyond".....
The good old days for me were the 90s ..... But I appreciate getting transported to an even earlier time, when my dear sweet parents were young and just getting started with their own lives. It goes sooooooo fast. Too fast.
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I know that's right I born in 1961
My good 'o s days 💕 where in the 1970s no wrong in the world wow were did time go iam 61yrs old 9 grow kids and 3 grandchildren wow ❤ just saying 😄
What I wouldn't do to go back about 50 years and just live for one day to enjoy the freedom we used to have in a wonderful things in life
Well hello everyone tidings from Aberdeenshire in Scotland. Stumbled across these 8 great plays and enjoyed everyone of them. Never seen them as a child on our tv so was overwhelmed to watch for the first time. Bring on more if you can, and a huge thank you for downloading this set 🥰
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These plays are actually true stories .I don't think most people realize that.Hey,from OHIO!!
Greetings from the Pacific Northwest, Portland Oregon. I hope you're blessed there. 🌹
Greetings from the Australian Capital Territory Australia.
i love this series and watch them over and over again. they're never boring. it's a treat to watch mike connors. he was so handsome. rip
8 in a row. Wow thank you. If it was just one I would have to scramble around to look for another because I love these. I was born in 63 and this stuff is so much fun and so hard to find. 💕Again thanks to all. Yr a smart, class act recognizing that there are people who appreciate these old shows. 😌
I agree 😍! Love them 🤗
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Agreed! Born in 64, watched these as reruns. Totally creepy.
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This clown is creepy for sure❗
Newland delivered his intros and commentaries with a consummate Cheshire-cat smile. So glad I found this. Kudos for the video & sound quality.
John Newland was the perfect host for this show. Very classy and authentic.
JOHN NEWLAND supported PETER HURKOS' psychic exploits.....made a 2-part story based on the life of this psychic....THE ONLIY LEGITIMATE PSYCHIC OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY!!
I believe I was born too late. I can never get enough of the old shows in black and white. Id rather watch shows like this than anything they have on TV now. Noir movies included.
Tucson AZ binge watching. 5/14/22
This brings back memories of back in the day. Loved this and the Twilight Zone. Happy times
WHO loved this???
Although I love The Twilight Zone, I have to admit The Outer Limits was an excellent show as well. It has a similar feel, tone, and language that The Twilight Zone had.
@@mr.blackhawk142 The World Health Organization likes this?
And there was a show called “The Naked City” it’s good too❣️
@JD Rhea
Original OUTER LIMITS Was Better - In That Stories
Were From Leading ScFi Writers Of The Day.
Anyone trying to place the face of the actor who played the son who dropped 'Papa', it's Mike Connors who played MANNIX in the late '60s-'70's. Here he is in the closing credits as 'Michael Connors'.
My son who was disabled loved to watch TV with me on this show.
You were on this show? 😮 That's incredible! It must've been so exciting! 👍I acted in a Mc Donald's manager training video as a cashier, and I played a waitress in a Pizza hut employee training film. I didn't have any lines in the Pizza hut job, but it was still loads of fun. That was over 40 years ago. Which episode were you on? I'd love it you could drop a link to it in a reply if you're able & willing. 😊Take care, love. *SHALOM* 💜🙏❤🙏💜
The old shows tended to get overly dramatic or sometimes the actors would overact, but I still love watching them. Wish we had shows like this today.
I don't think they're overacted at all,, considering the subject matter. Far more realistic than the stupid wooden reactions of coached acting of stuff you see today, let alone CGI.
I love this series😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍….I was 1 year old in 1959….The quality of these real stories, the actors and the John Newland are top notch indeed…the haunting music….everything is gripping and far above today’s TV Netflix and the rest.
I read from the top till reaching your comment and surprise surprise your comment was the one I looked at as I was also one in 1959. But I am the complete oppositw od your opinion about them being far above any thing today or that they are gripping. I find them totally mad. More one step beyond sanity than real. So therefore they are not plauable. Of course fiction is a popular genre.
I’m from 1958 myself got too watch some great TV. Growing up!
I hate to burst your bible, but part of fiction is lying to say it's true. None of these stories were true.
Used to watch these with my mom late at night when they were in syndication back in the late 60's. Great supernatural stories! Thanks👍
That was past my bedtime , I enjoy watching them for the first time now
One Step Beyond is one of the best shows ever I've watched it for many years now thanks for the memories ❤ bravo 👏
It really is! I really, really like Mr Newland. It's such a great series. Thank you to this provider for making these episodes available.
The black mirror of old days. I love this so much idk how I stumbled upon this. Glad I did😁
MASTERPIECE!!!! Thank you for sharing!!!! Have a wonderful day viewers!!!!
Night Gallery, Twilight Zone, Outer Limits, Ghost Story, where would we be without them?
what happened to the outer limits , are they findable please ?
These are all new to me. I was born in 50 but we didn't have a TV till 60 and that was only because my parents bought a second hand living room set that included a TV
You know, I am now age 72 and I grew up watching every One Step Beyond episode. Today, I realize that John Newland has the best bewildered look than any other person I have seen. And I have seen a lot of people. Love this show, thank you for the Upload here!
You were only 6 years old when that series ran on TV.
(If I had been that young, my parents would surely not have allowed me to watch that: the series was too scary for such a young kid as you were.)
I watch all these older shows ,quality acting and stories, much better than the crap on TV and cinema today, thanks for posting .
John Newland was a terrific host. I'd love to see a compilation of his opening and closing statements from every show on one video; that would be entertaining.
I LOVE JOHN NEWLAND ---- this is my afternoon sorted then - THANKS.
He is pretty wonderful
One of the BEST series EVER on tv!!! Thank you sooo much for sharing 😊💕
The writing of these shows is superb! The subject matters are so believable. Possession is something I have heard of, and fire starting brought on by emotional stress seems believable too. Miracles of help received beyond time warps has been recorded as well. 🤩
Agreed.
I’ve never heard of this show before. It just spawned in my recommended while watching Columbo clips. I love this. The writing is great and the stories impactful. What great television for the time!
They are storys taken from real events (supposedly)
@@christinecox6049 I didn't know they were supposed to be taken from real stories! I also wasn't able to see this show when it aired so they're all NEW! (to me😅. We must not have been in range of the signal, but we got Twilight Zone, Outer Limits, Columbo, Dark Shadows, Night Stalker, Boris Karloff Stories, Alfred Hitchcock, Tales From The Dark Side, Lost in Space--all great shows, many now can be found on the internet😊
Couldn't spend 3 plus hours better. Is that Touch Connors and Yvette Vickers? Perfect host and talent is the gift of John Newland.Thank you.
I posted a similar comment on another One Step Beyond episode but John Newland's urbane and polished presentations, especially when the eerie theme music started gave me the chills as a kid and I loved it.
I love these show, unlike the shows today it helps you even in ruff times, like the one with the world war II, where the man was filled with guilt because of his brother, I once felt that way too, and it was pretty bad for a long long time, watching this made me more able to go on with my life.
Imagine the reward in the end its all will be worth it and more .I had forgotten until lately reminded by our phones addiction g and part of the equation those days actors acted worked hard long lines
@@debbiefranks9606 What?
@@debbiefranks9606 explain Ur statement please.
@crazy soup - God bless you.
😔🙏 (((hugs)))
Numbskull Debbie.
These series are so good. I'm so glad I found them. Thank you for going to the trouble of uploading them. 🌹
A year later and thanks to my memory issues, I can revisit this and it's almost new to me. 😏 Sometimes a fractured memory has it's blessings. 🌹
I first saw this long ago when I was a kid, and these episodes intrigued me. It is interesting to see them again so many many years later. What I enjoy now is the humor which I was too young to recognize way back when.
Excellent!! They don't make TV shows like this anymore.
TV isn’t worth watching,I don’t.
im feeling so spoiled. I missed this good quality TV Shows. No one can reach this peaks of suspense nowadays. Im glued to the Smart Phone like i was when i was a kid, back in 70s. Having the same goose bumbs, having the same scares and the same fascination for those misteryous characters... im happy and nostalgic!!!
One of my all-time favorite television Anthology shows ... very well done 👌🏻
I couldn't agree more. This show, (along with The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits) remains absolutely compelling! Back when TV shows were graded by their writing and performances rather than stupid special effects.
@@wangson let's add "Thriller" in the mix my friend 👌🏻
This one made me cry. Wow. And Mike Conners. Such an athlete & wonderful actor.
Absolutely brilliant acting I was on the edge of my seat right from the start.
One of my all-time favorites THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So well performed. Supreme acting. Prefer One Step Beyond to Twilight Zone, but that's subjective. Thank you for the episodes.
Don't forget "The Outer Limits". . . ."Please stand by". . . .🤣
One Step Beyond were recreations of true events that did actually occur in history .. Twilight Zone was fiction ..Doesn't take anything away from The Legend Rod Serling .. Mr. Rod Serling .💘🌹.. Absolute Genius writer.🕵️🏆🌟..👍👍💪🤳🕴️
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Try Original OUTER LIMITS.
It’s nice to have this many episodes together!
Spot on!
A lot of the spiritualist/psychic concepts in this series ping for me as things my grandmother and her sisters believed in. They and their mother (who died in middle-age) were ardent spiritualists. I wasn't a believer, despite my grandmother's efforts to recruit me as a child medium. But now she's gone, I've been looking into spiritualism as something that shaped the loves and lives of the sisters and my great-grandmother. Modern spiritualism comes from Victorian times, starting w the Fox sisters in 1848 in the Burned-over district of New York State, then spread throughout the Anglo-European world and also, in its late 19th-early 20th century churches, hosted the Suffragette movement that brought women the vote in many countries, including here in Australia.
If you want to step back in time to Victorian spiritualism, sit in the audience of mediumship show in your town.
This is terrific! Binging on 8 episodes. And the image video quality is outstanding! Thank you!
it does look good
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I'm a huge fan of these kinds of shows. This one is new to me. I'll enjoy finding and watching them all.
Wow, all these familiar faces from 59 years ago! Love the spooky stories.......and so melodramatic : )) .
Great compilation. I am in freezing upstate NY and this video really helped alleviate the long evening hours. Thank you.
I love this show, and your channel.
Thank you.
WOW!!Thanks I’m glad this showed up on my feed! This is a very wonderful surprise!
Happy trails to everybody I love you all !no matter what you say!
Signed,
Not Insidious : ~ }
Thank you Classic TV Channel.
Love these shows! Such memories! The last one got up my nose a bit, he just refused to listen to her. Talk about times changing, no man would treat his wife like that these days.
l appreciate you John Newman. Thanks CTVC. l love One Step Beyond and love hearing about true tales of the supernatural and paranormal. Much gratitude and many thanks from Australai.
I was always first to go to bed. My older sister would wait until I got to the top of the stairs; then loudly hum the theme to this series knowing I'd freak and bolt down the stairs screaming. She'd be bent over laughing and I'd get a scolding from our mother for scaring everyone in the house.
😂❤
Sounds horrible
@@cruisepaigeOh I see, you're one of those who starts arguments in the comments section. How about making a life for yourself instead of yapping at those of us who have one?
She should have scolded your sister even more for scaring you!
Excellent, a very generous offering of first rate material. I don't take this kind of this for granted. Actually I should have kept this for Christmas on Boxing Day night,when I sit up into the small hours watching a ghost story or two. In th story about the New England haunting I notice that there was a similarity in personality between the old sea captain and Andrew ,who was a selfish, domineering chraracter. I couldn't help thinking that the marriag was not destined to last long.
The first episode, "The Aerialist," stars 33-year-old Mike Connors as "Mario Patruzzio" eight years before Mannix.
One of my favorite episodes is The Aerialist. 😃
I loved Joe Mannix❣️
@@veannegilchrist9925 manix is on me tv.
It was an era when they had great production, direction, 🎶 music, story, screenplay, actors , actress, production design and editing.😊❤🎉
Wow I remember them so well growing up...It was mind expanding much more than I realized at the time ..!! Thanks for sharing !!CTVC
Yes, another great episode. I was a little girl when I saw the circus. The acrobats were my favorites. The customes they wore and the excitement in the air. They just don't have them any more, at least I don't think so. Another time and era. Those were the days gone by.
Mannix in a sequined leotard. Awesome!
YES! I was trying to place the face 💜
😂 yes, it was quite disturbing
This is so good!! Thanks for the upload.
Oh! That first story! 😭 LOVE IT! 🙏
I remember watching “One Step Beyond “ episode’s when I was a little boy in the early 1960s. I always liked them more than “Twilight Zones”.
Me too, and I know what you mean - To me, TZ was different ... Like The Saint, and The Avengers, just different; Gunsmoke, and Have Gun ... (!)
Zone, singular, not plural
I knew about the Twilight Zone in the 1970s but how come I never heard or seen One Step Beyond until 2021 is beyond me.
Yep. This is how the Mario Brothers started... yep.
Love Outer Limits! Thank you for uploading these great shows.
This is One Step Beyond.
@@linjicakonikon7666 Thank you! Apart from my apparent Sci-Fi dyslexia, I had to laugh when I saw my error on my comment. This is what can happen when you are commenting on three different shows in the same hour or so; Twilight Zone, Outer Limits and One Step Beyond. I am a fan.
@@libradragon _We now return control of your television set..._
@@-oiiio-3993 Perfect, lol. I was wondering when . . . that might happen. One Step Beyond, Outer Limits and The Twilight Zone are my go 🤓to Trio from childhood.
I worked with Mike Connors in "The Death of an Amusement Park", Playboy Productions Hugh Hefner. Adrienne Barbeau and Playboy's Playmate of the Year. I had 3 lines, "Look out it's falling!" "The comet has come off it's track!" "No please someone help!"
Wow was that really you?? I absolutely believed in that moment that the comet had indeed come off its track.
@@stechapo9050 that was me.
Lol too cool❣️
Cool 👍
I love your channel & I'm so glad I found it! It brings back such good memories, it's like hanging out with an old friend.
I know exactly what you mean.
Amen, sister!!
Amen, sister!!!
❤❤❤❤❤THIS IS SUCH AN ADRENALINE RUSH.BETTER THAN CHOCOLATE 😂😂 .IVE WATCHED AND RE WATCHED THEM.THESE 8 ARE WONDERFUL. THANKYOU. THANKYOU ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you God be praised for this message 🙏
My favourite as also The Veil with Boris Karloff.👍💖
How clear i can see this channel.ive never heard about it.ok so am staying and am in.
Hahaha He used a Dictaphone. Look at the size of that thing. Gotta love it.
I only ever use my fingers.....
Loved it all. Thanks for the uploud.😊❤🎉
Great episode...with two messages embedded.
Loved this show as a kid. Always freaked me out.
These are great,thank you for showing 🥰
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Didn't know this show existed, but it goes to show that there is nothing new under the sun. These same issues presented still exist today.
Yes enjoy this program.
Years ago I first started watching Zane Gray and grit Network that's TV with only a digital scanner no internet and I fell in love with the black and white and I've been watching them ever since and I'm always trying to find out more Boris karloff's thriller is great which would lead me to this I can't get enough
Thanks for keeping my happy memories, from better years of entertainment, alive and well. 👍👍 10⭐
Thank you for sharing this.😁
One Step Beyond, The Burning Girl episode, could possibly be where a young, 12 year old, Stephen King, got the ideas for both Carrie and Fire Starter. The girls aunt treats her in much the same way Carrie's mother behaved toward Carrie. And of course in the Fire Starter the little girl has the ability to start fires. As I was watching The Burning Girl It was almost like watching both Carrie and Fire Starter.
Your right he probably did highjack that story; all of his stories have the probability of being imprinted ; all just modern versions of already existing stories. If that's the case he owes a lot of people a lot of money.
I was thinking the same thing
Yes, I immediately had the same thought.
Came here to say just that... seems an inspiration for Carrie or/and Firestarter...Stephen was already writing novel length fiction at that early age... I just read a novel he wrote at 10 or 11... it already had the King style and atmosphere ...all he had to do was learn to spell properly, LOL😂🔥💥🔥
I had three favorite shows back in the 60s-70s,in search of with Leonard nimoy -the twilight zone and the outer limits.damn how i miss those days
My mother , my nephew and I watched this and the Twilight Zone in in the 1970’s Syndication. Now my nephew has a daughter who was named for my mother. Georgie was raised on these shows from infancy. She is seven now addicted to all things of the 1970’s TV shows Skrinkey Dinks, a reader, a lover of 😊arts and crafts etc.
This little girl is a child of the 2020’s but brilliant and culturally aware.
I am facinated by these type of movies, I use to watch " One step beyond or five senses" when I was young.
Sixth Sense 👍
Reminds Me so much of ‘The Twilight Zone’.
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Thank-You!
I watched this TV series all the time when it was first broadcast on ABC-TV from 1959 to 1961, and it was quite comparable to Rod Serling's Twilight Zone at that same time. Classic supernatural ventures into the unknown. Some episodes were entirely fictional, while others were allegedly true stories. One of my favorites is the true story about the supernatural events surrounding the death of President Abraham Lincoln. I would love to see that one again!
Thank you for sharing these.
I only have the vaguest memories of maybe a couple of these, nice to be able to see them THX .. nice surprise to see Yvette Vickers .. great Virginia Leith/ Skip Homier episode .. goood Luana Anders sequence .. & OMG Yvette Mimieux !
Thanks for sharing 😊❤
see them again so many many years later. What I enjoy now is the humor which I was too young to recognize way back when.
Ty ty for these
Just ❤this series watched it way back when I was a little girl Now that's really going back in time
You n me both..be 70 soon..🐱
I thank God every single day that the majority of my life was spent in the 20th century. I would hate to be young now, what a rip-off.
I have occasionally, dreams in which I go, walk through, get lost in,etc places that I know I’ve never lived or even been and yet when I have these dreams I’m completely there. I go places with my sister who has been dead for a long time. My mother tries to crawl up the steps to me, begging me to help her and let her in because she’s so sick and cold, and yet she’s been dead for many years. I see and talk to people who I know that I’ve never met, yet they are as, and the places I go in those dreams are real. So at those times, I’m truly living in the “Outer Limits” or “The Twilight” zone. It’s major creepy and scary. 😳😳😳😱😱😱
Have them also at near 70..I can recall details like mileage on a car and phone #.s...dreams interact with my physical movements and my reasoning...weird.
2023, and thoroughly love these episodes😍
The first episode--that's Mike "Touch" Connors and Yvette Vickers (who played Honey in Attack of the 50ft Woman).
- A very interesting detail for retro sci-fi fans.
Thanks!!!
@@sandordula5207 Here's another tidbit: Mike Connors was also in "The Day the World Ended" (1956) by Roger Corman. Long before his days as "Mannix". Another great sci-fi B-movie worth a watch.
I would have to say that was a very good movie right there yes Siri !
Nice to see Mike Connors before Mannix playing Mario.
Thank you!
Anniversary of a murder! Good one ! Should have reported it. Karma follows you, can’t run from it, hide , ignore it, or explain it away. It sticks to you like glue!
I use to love this show when I was a kid. Probably about 14-15 and it use to come on @ 11PM on channel 5 out of NY. This was the early 70’s so obviously it was in reruns. Alfred Hitchcock Presents use to come on right after it. Boy that was great - watch two great shows before bed. Now there’s nothing but bullshit on that I would never stay up to watch.
About 82 years ago, scientists discovered that it is possible to be in two locations at the same time, at least for an atom or a subatomic particle, such as an electron. For such tiny objects, the world is governed by a madhouse set of physical laws known as quantum mechanics. Furthermore, there's the fact that two separated particles can interact instantaneously, a phenomenon called quantum entanglement. This principle of quantum mechanics suggests that particles can exist in two separate locations at once.
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Great episodes!🙂👍❤
Great series and this episode will all way's....go on.
The glittery garlands on the men’s tank top costumes really takes the manliness in the man!