Original Airdate: January 11, 1974

Episode 0006 "Honeymoon With Death"

Original Story by George Lowther, Directed by Himan Brown, Host: E.G. Marshall

A psychiatrist once said that the human brain is like a spider's web. Together all the strands are strong. But taken one by one, each can easily be broken and the web destroyed. There are countless cases of human brains broken and smashed in just this way, step by step, strand by strand. And I can't help wondering, is this what happened to young Jennifer Brady?

What makes Jennifer Brady think she's going out of her mind? What strange thing happened that couldn't have happened?

Starring: Lois Nettleton, Tony Roberts, Teri Keane, Norman Rose

Original Airdate: January 10, 1974

Episode 0005 "No Hiding Place"

Original Story by Sidney Sloan, Directed by Himan Brown, Host: E.G. Marshall

Our story deals with fate. Some call it luck. Whatever it is, it works in the strangest ways to reward us or defeat us. Fate walked into Charles Powell's life in the person of Clint Libitz.

Everything looked right to Charles Powell that crisp September morning when he walked into his executive office at the J. P. McCready Company. And why shouldn't it? Charlie Powell was a big shot there. At thirty -seven, executive vice president of one of the largest manufacturers of heavy construction equipment in the country, and he had done it all in less than twelve years.

It was a real -life Horatio Alger story. Even to his being engaged to JP McCready's daughter, Allison. How could anything go wrong?

Starring: Larry Haines, Jackson Beck, Anne Meecham, Sydney Walker, Tom Keena

Original Airdate: January 09, 1974

Episode 0004 "Lost Dog"

Written by Henry Slesar, Directed by Himan Brown, Host EG Marshall

Lost Dog is a dog story, but please don’t expect a charming tale about man’s best friend. In fact you may even decide that the dog in this story is man’s worst enemy. A petty thug torments his wife who is afraid of dogs by buying a doberman and trying to make her live with it. She has different ideas.

Starring: Kim Hunter, George Matthews, Robert Dryden, Gilbert Mack, Mandy Patinkin

Original Airdate: January 8, 1974

Episode 0003 "The Bullet"

Written by Sam Dann, Directed by Himan Brown, Host EG Marshall

Gerry was a young man of twenty when he fought in the war and now ten years later he is receiving visits from a friend of his who died in the war. He cannot explain it but it feels so real. Gerry believes that there’s a bullet and it’s designed especially for you and if it’s your bullet it will find you no matter where you are, you can’t evade it, you can’t avoid it, it was meant for you, it was meant to be.

Starring: Larry Haines, Evie Juster, Leon Janny, Martin Newman, Ralph Bell, Dan Ocho

Original Airdate: Jun 17, 1952

Guest: Jane Russell

From Camp Roberts

San Miguel, California

Original Airdate: January 02, 1945

Guest: The Andrews Sisters

From Yuma Army Airfield

Yuma, Arizona

Original Airdate: August 22, 1975

Episode 0331 "Terror In The Air"

Written by Ian Martin, Directed by Himan Brown, Host: EG Marshall

Flight 113, Trans Ways Airlines took off from Miami, a sleek DC9, four engine jet,

bound for Seattle, Washington with one set-down at Kansas City. The bulk of the

manifest was a large charter of meat packers returning from a convention, to be

dropped off at Kansas City. The small remaining nucleus of passengers was to be

increased by only one pickup, 65 year old Doctor Sam McCall, a man the crew and

his fellow passengers were to thank God for the rest of their lives. For flight 113 was

a jinxed ship, doomed to a nightmare for anyone who flies...

Starring: Robert Dryden, Jennifer Harmon, Earl Hammond, Heady Galen, Richard Seth

Original Airdate: March 25, 1981

Episode 1176 "The Ghost Grey Bat"

Written by Ian Martin, Directed by Himan Brown, Host: E.G. Marshall

Alec Grant is exhausted from his teaching job. His wife Moria talks him

into taking a years' sabatical to rest and write a book he has been working

on and also finally get that honeymoon they were never able to take. Moria

has made an agreement with the Gottschalks, a young austrian couple to

swap their home for the Grants' apartment for a year. When the Gottschalks

fail to arrive in NY, Alec and Maura decide to fly out that day anyway. When they

arrive in Austria, strange things begin to happen. They are totally unaware of

the terrible secret the house has and are also haunted by a fearsome creature.

Starring: Don Scardino, Jennifer Harmon, Robert Dryden, Joan Shay

Episode Date February 12, 1946

Molly is tired of Fibber wearing the same old suit everyday. So Molly invites a new tailor in town, Mr Gusset over to measure him up. Needless to say Fibber objects until Mr Gusset starts complimenting Fibber into agreeing. Fibber and Molly get shocked by the price he is charging, but after some arguing, Mr Gusset tells Fibber If he can send 10 customers his way he will make the suit for free. Fibber being the cheapskate that he is starts a phone campaign and as per usual hijinx occurs. Visits from their favorite neighbors, Dr Gamble, The Old Timer, Mr Wilcox, Millicent Carstairs, Mayor LaTrivia.

Starring: Starring Jim and Marian Jordan, Gale Gordon, Bill Thompson, Arthur Q Bryan, Harlow Wilcox, Bea Benaderet

Episode Date: April 17, 1947

Lou gets a telegram from Joe DiMaggio. Joe is ill and wants Lou to takes his place on the New York Yankees. The boys go to a sporting goods store to get Lou baseball equipment. Lou wants to know know who is on the team and Bud Obliges. Famous "Who's On First" routine.

Bud Abbott and Lou Costello star with other cast members including Michael Roy, Skinnay Ennis, Marilyn Maxwell

Skinnay Ennis sings "Linda"

Marilyn Maxwell sings "New Orleans"