By popular demand! A somewhat watchable print of the episode that scared the bejeebers out of me as a kid. I only found a copy recently and was impressed to see how much I remembered, and how accurately. And I think it’s still pretty good!
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I used to force myself to not hide under the blankie when I watched this show back in the 70′s as a 8 year old.
Still scared though.
I have 14-dvd set of Night Gallery uncut,commercial free with menu selection,10+ in quality,exclent sound.Plus Sixth Sense 1972 tv series 11 dvd set 9+ in quality,email for info.
This is such a great show. I wish television shows still had this type of imagination.
I really like this episode==it’s one of my favorite Night Gallery—I don’t care what the critics say or think
This show scared the crap out of me. Love it.
@mojangles1 lol ;-P
@timm55 yes
Is that Grandma Walton?
@ryoushii you must be ASIAN….taking a DUMP frightens you guys…
..maybe i’m hallucinating, but, Stuart Whitman is sporting a Justin Bieber hairdo..
@darkprose
I liked the 90s revival series of The Outer Limits somewhat as well, but the original funny enough sucks… I liked the Robert Patrick episode of the revival, it had a great twist ending.
Boris Karloff’s Thriller is a pretty good show too, but much more dated than any of the other Anthology shows.
@darkprose Also, discotheques. Can’t fine them anymore, either. Well, I guess the present isn’t all bad.
The anthology: the most neglected form of TV around. Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Tales from the Crypt, Tales from the Darkside, The Twilight Zone and this fantastic show were all great examples of the genre. You just don’t see it anymore. It’s a shame, too, because so much thematic range is possible within it.
@mas44546 thanks
@ironmanhockey35 That episode with Leslie Nielsen is called “A Question of Fear”, which is about a man who spends a night in a supposedly haunted house. That episode also had Fritz Weaver in it.
@dpisceslady Like it was in the seventies!
whats the episode called with leslie neilson does any one know
gramma walton!
Oh thanks for uploading these. Does anyone remember the name of the episode where this statue in someone’s back yard the wife says it looks like it has eyes-sorry it was so long ago that’s all I remember (‘cept that it gave me nightmares-I’ll have a chuckle when I see it now)
air date for this episode was 12/10/72. from the final season.
A Disca tech
Heyyyy! The painting depicted for this episode … looks like “Eddie” from IRON MAIDEN!
Thank you so much for these episode.
Can you upload the episode called EYES..?? Thanks…
I remember watching these when I was about 8…it scared the crap out of me,great stuff,thanks for posting