My Pop was a boxer in the US Army in 1944, and fought all over England, before he shipped out to Europe. He let me stay up to watch this show when I was a young boy, and I never forgot Paddy sitting in the arena. Years later I saw this again and realized Chuck Bronson was the boxer? Incredible. Makes me miss my Pop even more - he died way too young.
My "POP" fought in WW2 also. He joined the Army at 16 and was with Merrill's Marauders..the first Army Rangers. I also miss my "pop" alot...you're one of the only people to say "pop" in the last 50 years that I've heard. Brought back good memories!
Did anyone else notice the boxing poster in the locker room? The boxer's name on top was Bolie Jackson. Rod Serling would use the same name for the boxer in the Twilight Zone episode "The Big Tall Wish". I guess Mr. Serling was paying homage to "One Step Beyond" and John Newland. They were both great hosts of great television shows!
Rod Serling is greatly responsible for my interest in the unusual, especially when combined with morality issues - I think it's partly his fault I ended up majoring in philosophy? 😉 I love this show!
Both series used MGM's studio facilities- and props. "The Big Tall Wish" was filmed in the spring of 1960. "The Last Round" was filmed later that year. Occasionally, certain sets, outdoor locations and props would turn up in both series.
Some people were born to be narrators and hosts. John Newland is one of my favorites, right up there with Paul Winfield who narrated one of the earlier TV crime investigation shows called City Confidential.
CB was the 3rd youngest of 14 children who grew up in abject poverty in a small PA mining town. He was the first to graduate high school. He didn't learn to speak English until after joining the military. His whole childhood/youth he spoke only Lithuanian
So cool to see these wonderful actors at the start of their careers. Charles Bronson, from the coal mining town..and where he went from here. What a great series. Thanks, all!
My granny and I looooovvvvveeeed black and white movies of yesteryear. She has passed but this keeps me connected to her when watch this. The non entertaining junk movies on the boob tube these days are awful. But i'm an old spirit. Thanks for posting Chicago love
Before 1967, the world was actually in color. Now, the world is in black and white, and it's colorized for television and movies. Dooo doooooooooooooooo dooo doo doooooooooooooooooooo.
That background music and the Host always gives me the chills...As a Kid ,me and my little sister watched scary movies and shows....."One Step Beyond " was always one step above "The Twilight Zone"..(as far as the scare factor)
I disagree. Twilight Zone dealt with more than the paranormal. It was relative to multiple genres while dealing primarily with the psyche. Don't get me wrong, I liked this series even though I didn't see as much as TZ and Outer Limits.
Bless Charles Bronson living almost 90 of age what a great unique actor way before my time of course I'm a 90s baby but the purpose of this msg was to thank you for these phenomenal rare uploads! great sh*t!
Love from India. I MUST share my experience here. (Please read through the end.)👇👇 49 years ago, on April 11th, 1972 at 8:40 PM my mother had a very bad automobile accident-the autorickshaw she was traveling in was rammed by a military truck. (Please note the date and time.) I was 10 years old with four younger, trembling, and terrified siblings clinging to me. I prayed to God to let our mom remain with us. She remained in critical condition for several months. My prayers were heard. She was saved. She expired at the age of 89 a few weeks ago. THE TIME AND DATE OF HER DEMISE? APRIL THE 11TH, 2021 AT 8:40PM. Now I thank God/Providence/Mother Nature DAILY for those 49 years allocated to me.
tfjea oh there are plenty of great shows on tv now days, u just don’t know where to look. Netflix has even come out with amazing shows. Really amazing.
it requires imagination in black white. Moreover, before T.V., in 1930s, 1940s, all stories were on radio broadcast (no available T.V. )thus, no visual senses. Had to rely on listening no eyesight to figure out the story
I have been watching a few of these classic OSB episodes the last couple of days on your channel. I had forgoten how engaging the show was and how many up-and-coming young stars appeared on the show. Great sauce @PizzaFlix.
Love the 3 lady spectators, at 17:30, lol....so remind me of 3 of my Aunts, especially the one smoking the cigarette, She died at the age of 95, after 75 years of smoking....died peacefully, in her sleep. They were all, pretty good fighters, in their own right.
stan ochocki There are some genius docs now claiming if you been smoking your entire life and are over the age of 40 or so when you quit it does more harm than good, I guess after your body being used to it for such a length of time when you remove it your body cell level short circuits and that is what causes cancer ect......... I assume if you smoke for a few yrs then quit your ok.
I note that "Yank" as the American boxer gets some boos but not too many since the Americans are allies in the war effort. Also, you can see some American sailors in the audience so the American boxer in London still had some support from the crowed.
@@upthedownescalator630 no, I meant the lesser known more localized accents like the Pittsburgh accent or the way people from upstate New York or Michigan's upper peninsula sound.
Definitely one of my favorite episodes. Predictable enough but dramatized superbly. And there's something I've just noticed for the first time. I wonder if anyone else caught it. The promoter has a poster on the wall of his office advertising a match between Bolie Jackson and Joey Consiglio -- which is the very match featured in the Twilight Zone episode "The Big Tall Wish".
and with a touch of what we may call, reality. or is it something else.? well, God only knows that and he's not about to divulge all his secrets, now is he.
This episode has the biggest variety of accents, it's hard to switch your mind back & forth to understand everybody! 😂 But still a good one, and I bet Bronson probably looked 40 when he was only 6 years old, he's always been old, hasn't he?
a small funny thing - if you read the opening title in 'usual' manner (top-to-bottom) it's ''Beyond Step One'' - can apply to my AA Life, if people know the 12 Steps, 1st Step is admitting an addiction problem, AA Life (in my case) is going beyond that, all the steps to best of my ability
“The Last Round,” Episode 1, Season 3, aired 10 January 1961. Charles Bronson as Yank Dawson, Felix Deebank as Chipper White, Ronald Long as Sanderson, Wally Cassell as Collins, J. Stewart Taylor (as Stewart Taylor) as Alfie Jones, John Indrisano, as Referee, Gordon Richards, the Doctor, Peter Fontaine as Willie Davis/Ghost of Paddy Terhune, John Newland as Himself (Host), Mickey Golden, Cornerman, and Arthur Tovey, Fight Spectator.
The reality is, Charles Bronson played John Newland, and John played Charles' part. How is it that each one could look so much like the other? Anything is possible when you part the veil of reality and step into the world of the unknown. Dooo dooooooooooo dooo dooo dooooooooooooooooooo.
@@fjccommish I can, or I wouldn't adore this show. Personally it's one of my favorites. I see your comments on lots of episodes, so I guess you think so too!
@@upthedownescalator630 I guess he was afraid, but if Yank could have summoned the nerve to reach out and touch him, he would have realized that he wasn't a ghost.
Just think. In 1961 there were 150 million Americans. Now there is 350 million. Back in that year Canada had 18.3 million now it's almost 38 million. WOW! what an explosion of populace.
Why did John Newland say there were only 5 people in the Arena? What about that old guy, Mr. Bronson's cornerman? Apparently, he doesn't count as " people ". 18:39 And that Charles Bronson punch at the end of the 7th round. It was clearly AFTER the bell. The ref didn't even give him a warning.
John Newland said "the newspapers called it 'good fortune' because there were only 5 people in the arena at the time..." So that was the official count. I think if anyone was unaccounted for then their family members would've sounded the alarm to keep searching.
@2:54 I have not heard this phrase since my youth.. Sounds so waaaaay better than 'this sucks', which this episode albeit 😥sad, surely is not crummy!! 👏
I say that sometimes, if I'm really pissed off (oops, there I go) and trying not to show it. Or, if I'm mad (that's better) and trying to make it comical
Just before the 15 minute mark of this episode I`m seeing on the poster in the background Bolie Jackson vs somebody. Seems like there was maybe a Twilight Zone called the Big Wish about a Bolie Jackson.
At end of House of Wax, they were making fun of the way he looked. He played Igor. Little did they know back then that he was going to be a movie mega-star!
My Pop was a boxer in the US Army in 1944, and fought all over England, before he shipped out to Europe. He let me stay up to watch this show when I was a young boy, and I never forgot Paddy sitting in the arena. Years later I saw this again and realized Chuck Bronson was the boxer? Incredible. Makes me miss my Pop even more - he died way too young.
My "POP" fought in WW2 also. He joined the Army at 16 and was with Merrill's Marauders..the first Army Rangers. I also miss my "pop" alot...you're one of the only people to say "pop" in the last 50 years that I've heard. Brought back good memories!
I'm sorry you miss your Pop
I didn't get to know my father but my mother died too young and I miss her every day too, so I can understand.
🙏
Did anyone else notice the boxing poster in the locker room? The boxer's name on top was Bolie Jackson. Rod Serling would use the same name for the boxer in the Twilight Zone episode "The Big Tall Wish". I guess Mr. Serling was paying homage to "One Step Beyond" and John Newland. They were both great hosts of great television shows!
John and Rod were friends.
Love that TZ episode😉
Rod Serling is greatly responsible for my interest in the unusual, especially when combined with morality issues - I think it's partly his fault I ended up majoring in philosophy? 😉 I love this show!
I see that I wasn't the first to spot this. In fact, the poster also names Joey Consiglio, Bolie's opponent.
Both series used MGM's studio facilities- and props. "The Big Tall Wish" was filmed in the spring of 1960. "The Last Round" was filmed later that year. Occasionally, certain sets, outdoor locations and props would turn up in both series.
Some people were born to be narrators and hosts. John Newland is one of my favorites, right up there with Paul Winfield who narrated one of the earlier TV crime investigation shows called City Confidential.
Damn! Bronson's physique was magnificent! Remember that he was taken out of the eighth grade and put to work in the coal mines!
You wouldn't have seen Bloomberg there.
I didn't know that. Coal mines in what state? Yep, he was built all right.
@@geezermann7865 Pennsylvania
@@richardmartinez5032 Thank you. I was thinking West Virginia or Southern Illinois.
CB was the 3rd youngest of 14 children who grew up in abject poverty in a small PA mining town.
He was the first to graduate high school.
He didn't learn to speak English until after joining the military.
His whole
childhood/youth he spoke only Lithuanian
Charles Bronson was one of a kind! He is missed. I’d never seen this episode before seeing it here. Thank you so much!
🌹
He absolutely is missed. He was an actor like no other. Sadly there will never be a new Charles Bronson.
Use to love watching Charles Bronson..And yes very sadly missed
These shows have so much class.
I'd like to see more old tv series. The old shows were of much better quality than the tv shows of today.
Right , the acting and writing is top notch.
@@mizzury54 They were, weren't they. There were a couple of these episodes where they played it up way too far though
I was born in the 80s but always felt like I was born the wrong era. I wanted to be born in the 50s.
@@Kelly-bw7sb I was born in 2007, but I honestly think I'm really about ninety-five. Also, nice name! It's my favorite name, Kelly
@@upthedownescalator630 thank you....old soul, I love that😁
So cool to see these wonderful actors at the start of their careers. Charles Bronson, from the coal mining town..and where he went from here. What a great series. Thanks, all!
If you've never read Bronson's autobiography on IMDb, take a few minutes and do so. Fascinating man, fascinating life.
@@qhsperson what does imdb stand for ?
@@ianmangham4570 international movie data base
@@Grahamchard Thanks
Charles Bronson also stared with Elizabeth Montgomery in a TWILIGHT ZONE episode.
Wow the great legend Charles Bronson, now that's a man!
Scary music, real events, parapsychology, ahead of their time. A classic.
My granny and I looooovvvvveeeed black and white movies of yesteryear. She has passed but this keeps me connected to her when watch this. The non entertaining junk movies on the boob tube these days are awful. But i'm an old spirit.
Thanks for posting
Chicago love
Before 1967, the world was actually in color. Now, the world is in black and white, and it's colorized for television and movies. Dooo doooooooooooooooo dooo doo doooooooooooooooooooo.
@RUFUS T. FIREFLY Yep, also glad we don't have cable, satellite, network, or whatever ever it's called...
That background music and the Host always gives me the chills...As a Kid ,me and my little sister watched scary movies and shows....."One Step Beyond " was always one step above "The Twilight Zone"..(as far as the scare factor)
What year were these out?
@@ryanneistat2676 I'm not sure about this one, but the series ran from 1959 to 1961
@Diana Howell Awww
And my Pop and I watched the reruns late nights a few years later. Great memories!
I disagree. Twilight Zone dealt with more than the paranormal. It was relative to multiple genres while dealing primarily with the psyche. Don't get me wrong, I liked this series even though I didn't see as much as TZ and Outer Limits.
Bless Charles Bronson living almost 90 of age
what a great unique actor way before my time
of course I'm a 90s baby but the purpose of this msg
was to thank you for these phenomenal rare uploads!
great sh*t!
A pre 90s kid would of stopped before the profanity
I'm constantly searching for good old fashioned shows and movies. Thanks so very much for sharing these great shows with us..
Shylo Duffy just search TV 46. .and the old TV stations. .the Untouchables. .Robert Stack . .are great black and white classics. .
Never drink from the enemy 's cup.
Love from India. I MUST share my experience here. (Please read through the end.)👇👇 49 years ago, on April 11th, 1972 at 8:40 PM my mother had a very bad automobile accident-the autorickshaw she was traveling in was rammed by a military truck. (Please note the date and time.) I was 10 years old with four younger, trembling, and terrified siblings clinging to me. I prayed to God to let our mom remain with us. She remained in critical condition for several months.
My prayers were heard. She was saved. She expired at the age of 89 a few weeks ago.
THE TIME AND DATE OF HER DEMISE?
APRIL THE 11TH, 2021 AT 8:40PM.
Now I thank God/Providence/Mother Nature DAILY for those 49 years allocated to me.
April 11 is my birthday. Bless you, and bless your mother's soul. 🌹
Odd that in this episode Bronson says "I'm getting too old to fight!". He was still fighting in 1975 in "Hard Times".
"Speed" was in town then!
14 years later.
I liked that movie
His best role
He is old in d time for d episode
Bronson good LOOKEN guy and great actor. Very quiet personal man. He and his family. And a Great horsemen.
Bronson was either 39 or 40 years old when this episode was filmed. He appeared to be in good shape for 40.
Heck I'm 64 and still in good shape. I wish I was 40 again
I love these old shows
It was pretty cool to see Charles Bronson when he was what's younger thank you For The memories 👍🇺🇸
It does not have to have color to be great!! Thanks for uploading! There is nothing good on TV nowadays...
tfjea oh there are plenty of great shows on tv now days, u just don’t know where to look. Netflix has even come out with amazing shows. Really amazing.
The best way to watch old tv shows is on 1950 tube tvs.
@@ChildofGodforevr Netflix isn't television
@@ChildofGodforevr Ever heard of Breaking Bad? Better Call Saul?
@@Marsbonfire007 rubbish and predictable written by narrow minded clowns.
Great find! Always nice to see Chaney in some of his previous fights before he got to "Hard Times", one of the best films Bronson made!
I LOVE old Black & White TV shows...we don't need no stinking color!!
..Lol..Those Mexican Dudes With Humphrey Bogart and Tim Holt and Walter
Huston
or in blazing saddles.ua-cam.com/video/e1lyNt5km8U/v-deo.html
it requires imagination in black white. Moreover, before T.V., in 1930s, 1940s, all stories were on radio broadcast (no available T.V. )thus, no visual senses. Had to rely on listening no eyesight to figure out the story
Kitchen master ø
God remember how bad color was when it first came out and you had adjust it manually? The people on my TV were always orange.
Bronson was a great actor. He was in some movies that weren’t that great but he was good.
Loving these. My Era. Thanks for the downloads.
I love the step beyond far beyond I thought I loved it❤ and here with the great Mr Bronson
I have been watching a few of these classic OSB episodes the last couple of days on your channel. I had forgoten how engaging the show was and how many up-and-coming young stars appeared on the show. Great sauce @PizzaFlix.
We’re all gonna die because we just saw Paddy by watching this.
I saw this as a kid so I should have died in 1961
@@marccolten9801my mother was a fortune teller she liked telling me I was going to die before 1963 I was born in 50 and now it's 2024
A really great series!
Thank you.
Note to self, watched 9/15/18 SG.
For two actors in a very old show, that boxing was pretty damn well done.
Thank you Pizza Flix for NO COMMERCIAL INTERUPTIONS!😜
Love the 3 lady spectators, at 17:30, lol....so remind me of 3 of my Aunts, especially the one smoking the cigarette, She died at the age of 95, after 75 years of smoking....died peacefully, in her sleep. They were all, pretty good fighters, in their own right.
stan ochocki There are some genius docs now claiming if you been smoking your entire life and are over the age of 40 or so when you quit it does more harm than good, I guess after your body being used to it for such a length of time when you remove it your body cell level short circuits and that is what causes cancer ect......... I assume if you smoke for a few yrs then quit your ok.
knew of someone never smoked a cigarette in his life died from secondhand smoke, go figure
I note that "Yank" as the American boxer gets some boos but not too many since the Americans are allies in the war effort. Also, you can see some American sailors in the audience so the American boxer in London still had some support from the crowed.
Some people smoke there whole lives and are healthy like horses. Genetics is a hell of a thing.
It was a great time to grow up in the late 50's early 60's this Era will never come back again t v back then was so fantastic.
This is one of the best episodes
Charles Bronson was ripped!!!
He sure was lol the old fashion way...no steroids
That's why he got the part.
Were is his six pack at...lol
@@jamesvickers9476 These men weren’t pumping iron, he was a coal miner and then became an actor so his physique was natural.
Thank you for sharing these with us.
thank goodness! real accents from across the pond 🤗
I always think that English people probably don't know what many of our regional accents sound like.
@@upthedownescalator630 no, I meant the lesser known more localized accents like the Pittsburgh accent or the way people from upstate New York or Michigan's upper peninsula sound.
Love these ! Thanks for posting them !
OMG I saw Paddy!...
Evergreen classic and irreplaceable 🌹
Here’s a interesting note, Bronson play’s Elvis’s boxing coach in Kid Calahad
This was one of my favorite episodes.
Same. I love the concept
Bronson had a great body before great bodies were in!
My old man knew him from the Hollywood Y in the 50s. He said Bronson was always in the gym - a quiet, unpretentious guy who everyone liked.
True
He was a very good actor too.
@@timcountis9368 YMCA !
@@ianmangham4570 "It's fun to stay at the......"
Definitely one of my favorite episodes. Predictable enough but dramatized superbly. And there's something I've just noticed for the first time. I wonder if anyone else caught it.
The promoter has a poster on the wall of his office advertising a match between Bolie Jackson and Joey Consiglio -- which is the very match featured in the Twilight Zone episode "The Big Tall Wish".
Yes, someone else in the comments had said that. I wasn't aware of that fact, even though I have seen that Twilight Zone episode.
Bronson could not have imagined what was going to happen to him 15 years later-or to Hoboken 15 years after that.
Bronson was in great shape in this!
I used to watch this show as a kid, along with my cousin Tita, may she R.I.P.😊
What a hunk Bronson was!
and with a touch of what we may call, reality. or is it something else.? well, God only knows that and he's not about to divulge all his secrets, now is he.
Charles Bronson always intimidating.
This episode has the biggest variety of accents, it's hard to switch your mind back & forth to understand everybody! 😂 But still a good one, and I bet Bronson probably looked 40 when he was only 6 years old, he's always been old, hasn't he?
Charles was only 12 when this episode was made.
@@fjccommish Go figure, I thought he was eight
Bronson was born in 1921 so he actually WAS 40 when this was produced.
@@65if2007 Oh thanks I was wondering what his real age was
OMG CHARLES BRONSON
In boxing, when a glove hits a chin that's normal. But when a chin hits a glove, you've taken one step into the world of the unusual.
I love your posts🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I LOVE JOHN NEWLAND
Forget the plot, just look at Charles Bronson.
Wow , that was a great story.......
a small funny thing - if you read the opening title in 'usual' manner (top-to-bottom) it's ''Beyond Step One'' - can apply to my AA Life, if people know the 12 Steps, 1st Step is admitting an addiction problem, AA Life (in my case) is going beyond that, all the steps to best of my ability
OMG! I saw Paddy!! Goodbye, cruel world!
“The Last Round,” Episode 1, Season 3, aired 10 January 1961. Charles Bronson as Yank Dawson, Felix Deebank as Chipper White, Ronald Long as Sanderson, Wally Cassell as Collins, J. Stewart Taylor (as Stewart Taylor) as Alfie Jones, John Indrisano, as Referee, Gordon Richards, the Doctor, Peter Fontaine as Willie Davis/Ghost of Paddy Terhune, John Newland as Himself (Host), Mickey Golden, Cornerman, and Arthur Tovey, Fight Spectator.
The reality is, Charles Bronson played John Newland, and John played Charles' part. How is it that each one could look so much like the other? Anything is possible when you part the veil of reality and step into the world of the unknown. Dooo dooooooooooo dooo dooo dooooooooooooooooooo.
@@fjccommish Oh shuddup
@@upthedownescalator630 You can't deal with walking one step beyond.
@@fjccommish I can, or I wouldn't adore this show. Personally it's one of my favorites. I see your comments on lots of episodes, so I guess you think so too!
@@upthedownescalator630 It's a terrific show.
about this story. there was something about it in the news. its so long ago I cannot remember it. however, there is a veil of truth in it.
Boy you must be old
I love how his shirt said PADDY on it. Lol.... I'm gonna wear a shirt with my name on it
Exactly! I thought that was a little corny. That, and why the hell didn't Yank Dawson just pound the ghost (or try to) ??
@@upthedownescalator630 I guess he was afraid, but if Yank could have summoned the nerve to reach out and touch him, he would have realized that he wasn't a ghost.
@@upthedownescalator630 Also, the "real" ghost appears with a sweatshirt that has the exact same design as the sweatshirt worn by the "fake" ghost.
@@65if2007 That's true. It's just a bit amusing to think of a powerful guy like that being afraid of a ghost🤣🤣 But a great episode. Enjoy them :)
Heroes never die! 👊
Richard Quest went back in time and damn Bronson is a rock.
One of Charles Bronson's 1st roles!
That's not right. In 1951 he made his first film, and from 1952 onwards television series were added
I just finish watching Bronson's series, "Man With a Camera". Wish he made more TV series.
That music!!!! Had me shook as a child!
Just think. In 1961 there were 150 million Americans. Now there is 350 million. Back in that year Canada had 18.3 million now it's almost 38 million. WOW! what an explosion of populace.
But the episode takes place in 1944 and it's in that context that the reference to 150 million Americans is made.
Nice to see Ray Winstone in one of his earlier performances.
Just watched Xharles Bronson in The Wax Museum with Vincent Price. Great mivie 1958 I believe.
Omg this scared the SHIT outta ME when I was a kid
One of this spooky series' scariest episodes!
Two boxers that REALLY looked the part. Was Bronson opponent called Jerry Quarry? Sure looked like him!
An actors natural male body, pre-pec implant era.
Bronson's opponent looked too much heavier to be fighting Bronson. 🤨
I kind of liked it but it reminds me of kids looking in the mirror in the dark and saying bloody Mary bloody Mary. Urban legend
The show was an anthology of urban legends.
Great 👍
Charles Bronson body is ripped like Brad Pitt in Fight Club
CB is a boss. Long live Paul Kersey!
Why did John Newland say there were only 5 people in the Arena? What about that old guy, Mr. Bronson's cornerman?
Apparently, he doesn't count as " people ".
18:39 And that Charles Bronson punch at the end of the 7th round. It was clearly AFTER the bell. The ref didn't even give him a warning.
And did the doctor leave the arena in time? What about the police officer and the guy that he'd arrested?
John Newland said "the newspapers called it 'good fortune' because there were only 5 people in the arena at the time..." So that was the official count.
I think if anyone was unaccounted for then their family members would've sounded the alarm to keep searching.
Bronson was an Adonis!
@2:54 I have not heard this phrase since my youth.. Sounds so waaaaay better than 'this sucks', which this episode albeit 😥sad, surely is not crummy!! 👏
I say that sometimes, if I'm really pissed off (oops, there I go) and trying not to show it. Or, if I'm mad (that's better) and trying to make it comical
@@upthedownescalator630 pissed off 😆 lol, another oldie started in the 20's, became popular just after WWII and the Brits adopted in the 50's..
@@diamonteii7941 Good, cause new slang doesn't have the comical parts that old stuff does
@@upthedownescalator630 that would make a great 📖 book, Slang yesterday😁 and today😮
@@diamonteii7941 Do it!
Hey, it's Charles Dennis Buchinsky!
Greg LaPointe,-you could see it a little in 'Death Wish" movie.
Just before the 15 minute mark of this episode I`m seeing on the poster in the background Bolie Jackson vs somebody. Seems like there was maybe a Twilight Zone called the Big Wish about a Bolie Jackson.
Nice story!
I've seen the actor who played opposite Bronsons manager, Mr Sanderson, but I can't place him, think it was a twilight zone.
23:00 “I didn’t even eat the mousse!”
A lot of strange events happened in WW2.
One Step has a LOT of episodes that take place in WWII
Oh wow it's Mother from the Avengers
Well, if you see a ghost or have any premonition don't be like Casandra; don't tell anyone since no one would believe you... just get out the way 🥶😬👻
Pure co in cidence
Bronson had a great body on him
Has CB always looked old?........ Maybe he wasn't in movies when he looked younger.
At end of House of Wax, they were making fun of the way he looked. He played Igor. Little did they know back then that he was going to be a movie mega-star!
I was wondering how old he was in this episode? I wonder what he looked like at 12, maybe a full mustache?
He doesn't look old, just angry, somehow.
@@upthedownescalator630 Maybe all those years of working in the mines smh.
@@TheLovliestbrown Yeah, that'd make anybody angry lol
That is ironic the ones that saw Patty out of the five men four died.
Oh Snap, I saw Paddy twice
I thought it would be a late summer V2 rocket hitting London.
It's good to see Bronson without his beer-belly!
I've never seen Bronson with a beer belly! He was always in shape, even when he got old.
Good
1952 the knockout, roy rogers
Wonderfully creepy