Fitzgerald finally begins his short story, in which World War I servicemen in training vie for the affections of local Georgia girl Ailie Calhoun (Susan Sarandon), whose charms might prove to be deadly. Part 2 of 3. First posted August 22, 2011.

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At night, with wavy brown hair, Ailie (Susan Sarandon) stares with large eyes and her mouth slightly open.

Fitzgerald (Richard Chamberlain) contends with writer’s block, a drinking problem and his mercurial wife Zelda (Blythe Danner) to start writing a short story to help repay their debts. 1974. Part 1 of 3. First posted August 15, 2011.

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Fitzgerald (Rchard Chamberlain) looks up at Zelda (Blythe Danner), who holds his chin in her hand as she wipes blood from his face with a cloth.

When his first testing on humans goes fairly well (despite one death), Doctor Laurience (Boris Karloff) considers a new younger vessel for his own mind. Can Claire (Anna Lee) stop him? Part 2 of 2. First posted August 2, 2011.

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Illuminated by a flash of light, Claire (Anna Lee) holds one of a series of sliding switches on a control panel.

Boris Karloff stars as a scientist whose controversial studies of the human brain have made him a pariah. But things may get more dangerous when a powerful publisher starts supporting him. 1936. Part 1 of 2.

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In a wide-brimmed hat, Clare (Anna Lee) looks to the side while Laurience (Boris Karloff) stares into space with one cocked eyebrow.

The more Brad (J. Scott Smart) learns about Roy (Rock Hudson), the more he doubts he’ll find him alive, as the killer strikes again. Part 2 of 2. First posted July 11, 2011.

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In clown makeup, Ed (Emmett Kelly) stares into a mirror as Brad (J. Scott Smart) sits behind him.

With a discerning appetite for food and for life, a private detective (J. Scott Smart) investigates the murder of a dentist, which leads to a search for a missing ex-con (Rock Hudson). 1951. Part 1 of 2. First posted July 4, 2011.

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At a bar, Roy (Rock Hudson) stares into space while Pat (Julie London) looks at him.

After meeting Jack Hylton’s band, Arthur and Stinker decide to go back to the castle, and find things there that will inspire them to make broadcasting history…and help in the war effort? Part 2 of 2. First posted June 27, 2011.

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In white-tie and tails, Jack Hylton leads his band, who ride on the literal “band waggon”, complete with a tympanist on the horse pulling it.

Based on their hit radio show, Arthur Askey and Richard Murdoch are thrown out of their squat atop BBC headquarters and soon find themselves owning a spooky castle in the country. Part 1 of 2. 1940. First posted June 20, 2011.

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Standing on either side of a chimney, Arthur Askey (in long white shorts, a white t-shirt with a heart on it and a stocking cap) and Stinker Murdoch (in pajamas and dressing gown) look up.

Lynn (Randolph Scott) tries to give Ellen (Esther Ralston) a gift that can bridge the gap between their families, but it may set off a war with explosive consequences. Part 2 of 2. First posted June 13, 2011.

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With her curly blonde hair, little Mary (Shirley Temple) smiles as she holds a doll.

A Civil War veteran hopes to take his family away from a longtime Kentucky feud and settle out west, but years later, the feud finally catches up with him and his grown children. Based on a book by Zane Grey. 1933. Part 1 of 2. First posted June 6, 2011.

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Titles that say “Randolph Scott as Lynn Hayden” appear under Lynn wearing a white hat and sitting on a horse.