One Step Beyond (TV-1960) THE HAUNTING S2E25
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- Опубліковано 6 тра 2019
- Mind-bending TV series hosted by John Newland, your guide to the unknown! Based on true, supernatural events that defy scientific explanation, this show appeals to fans of The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits.
THE HAUNTING: When his wife and his best friend seem to be getting too chummy, Colin Chandler decides to make sure the friend doesn't come back from a skiing trip. - Фільми й анімація
Never insult the guy holding the rescue rope
Wise words indeed.
Exactly.
I mean the gall of it really. It’s so funny😅
First rule of being rescued ☝🏽
True
I could watch One Step Beyond, Dark Shadows, The Outer Limits and the Twilight Zone Episodes every day. These are the real tv classics. It was great growing up and watching these timeless classics. I am still watching in 2020. 🎥😊
oh same here - so much better than what's out there today
Same here♥️ May 2020
Most episodes are available at the Internet Archive website
Oh I remember how in first grade me and my best friend would run home from school and getting her dad's recliner. So we could be together when we were spooked out by Dark Shadows! I have some signed black and white photos of the people who were in it and a painting of Barnabas Collins as a vampire. Probably my favorite daytime show during school. :-)
Elizabeth Shaw lol. Same here. We would be so petrified we didn’t dare let our legs extend over the chair lest something snag us.
Only a few TV channels back then and TV was a thousand times better than it is now.
Does ANYONE either than I, remember the Star Bangle Banner played EVERY morning/night, 12am, on the the dot, at the end of each work/evening/day ? I can remember how my three younger brothers & I immedieatley standing at attention & saluting, SO PROUDLY our American flag. Yes, we were ALL under the age 13, but, LORD, we WERE SO PROUD !! We each went on to serve in the Military. My self in the U.S. Army & my brothers in the Marines & Navy. And, EVERY TIME we got together, it was "My Unit can kick your the &^%$ out of tour f$#@K*&% unit. Forget I was the only girl. I was a VERY proud Soldier !!! LOL
@@bootsnsaddle8289 Yep, I remember, before a channel would go off the air. That was the sign-off, at least in New York.
@@lizettewanzer8650 "New York ? Get a rope" Sorry, but that was a line from a commercial here in Texas, from 'Pace Piquante Sauce' . You can probably find it on YT. Yes, every single night. Probably in every State. I sure miss those days.
Not really the quality was better back then. Sometimes quality is better then
@John Smith ..Only three channels, plus, later PBS. WOW !!! We all thought how lucky we were. Bob Ross showing us how to paint, Julia Childs taught, or in my case, trying to, cook, French dishes. LOL
One Step Beyond produced some excellent episodes. Glad it's now on UA-cam. 🎄
Some ? Mostly all of them Brenda 👍
When I was young I had a bad concussion, and it's affected my memory. But, one good thing about is that I can watch these shows again and again, and it's almost always new to me. 😏
One of the best shows from the Golden Age of Television. John Newland was the perfect host and the music so haunting.
Now is the medium is the mess age of tv
He has such a beautiful smile...
As Newland would say, yes...its a matter of human "rea cored".
I didn’t know this existed! Cool! Subscribed!!
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Moral of the story, don’t try making someone jealous that’s going to save your life.
You can try to run from your guilt, but it will eventually consume you. Brilliant episode! So chilling...
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“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one
present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― ...Tennessee Williams.
I know they're horribly old-fashioned, but I love those old tudor home interiors. The decor looks so cozy. I can imagine myself drinking tea and doing needlepoint for pillows and kerchiefs.
I know exactly what you mean, the interiors were so cozy! Imagine having a hot cuppa tea by the fire on a stormy day, re-reading an Agatha Christie book,, surrounded by cats and dogs... when, suddenly, Reggie rushes in, wind blowing around him. "Darling, there's been a murder!"
oh me too - the beauty and the tea 💙
@@marylevin9262 I live in one Wales 💞⛄🎄🏴🙏🤗⛰️⛰️
@@SwedeProof I live in a small holding on mountain in Wales over 2oo years old a haunted but beautiful like you say cold winters thunders rain but glorious summers jam scones a tea on mountain range or in garden 🙏🏴🏴🏴🎄⛄💞🤗⛰️⛰️⛰️🌹
@@daleparfitt7243 Ahh.... that sounds lovely! Strolling through the extensive garden and grounds, entering your historic home, ordering tea and scones, curling up with a good UA-cam -- oops, book -- in front of the crackling fire. ☕
Love one step beyond. Classic story telling. They do no make tv like this anymore
I just started watching this show a few years ago. The only new shows I watch are the old shows I have never seen. I do not watch what passes for television in the 21st century at all.
@John Smith .... I'm with you. Give me the old B/W ANYTIME, ALL THE TIME ..
I so agree with you.
Boy, do I ever agree with you !!!👍👍👍
@@bootsnsaddle8289 Did you ride at the old Boots and Saddle Club stables at Ft. Sam Houston, TX ??
@@lauravonutassy1919 YES !!! You are the ONLY one who has ever asked me that !!! I was a member of it from a very young age, till it was disbanded.
I use to sit around and hear my parents and grandparents, talk about the good ole days, and I'm thinking, what's so good about wooden fire heaters, no inside toliets, cast iron cooking stoves, have to draw water out of a well every day, kerosene lamps, no telephone, we couldn't afford one, working on the farm and planting food and milking 🐄 cows and feeding chickens?? This is how I grew up. But now compared to today's society, even though things are a lot easier, I still wish I was a little girl and back on the farm, every Sunday my grandmother would cook my favorite meal after we milked the 🐄 cows and churned the butter: tomato gravy, fried chicken, rice and home made, buttermilk biscuits. I miss you Grandma 💔
me too, i miss our pigs and chickens long rides in the car to the farm.
Doris Brinkerhoff I loved our chicken farm
Many of the things you mentioned were new fangled inventions from my point of view.
Sounds wonderful. Tomato gravy!! How do you make that??
Ahh Joyce it sounds define "picturesque," it sounds gorgeous, and I bet the folks were healthy and buxom,Joyce it would be fantastic if you could whisk us back to childhood,,
The bride looks very like June Lockhart from 1960's Lost in Space.
The kid looks like the younger daughter from 1960's Lost in Space. Turns out she's her sister.
The little girl is Veronica Cartwright, she was "Cathy" in Hitchcock's, The Birds. Her sister Angela Cartwright was in Lost in Space.
Ronald Howard, excellent to see him in something I've never seen before. He's a brilliant actor and my favourite Sherlock Holmes. Cheers for posting this.
What a beautiful fireplace - ok, it's just a set, but still... I think it's lovely. Everything looks better in black & white, more mysterious. Thank you for the opportunity to see this! 😊
It is beautiful. It must have been a real house, not a set. I love looking at all the backgrounds in this show, all the things that are now gorgeous antiques. ☺️
no plastic walmart crap
J is Scoobysmom you know the set of the Addams Family was actually pink because it filmed better in black and white
It’s a trip to see as it looks like everything was covered in Peoto Bismal lol
Fireplaces of that size were really meant to heat a room, unlike the little decorative ones of today.
I think seeing shows in black and white is like reading a book. our minds concentrate more on the story and not flashy colors.
This was before my time. I recall watching repeat episodes in the 70s. Still a great show
Pardon the pun, a really chilling episode.
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My Mother and I used to watch this Back in the Early1970's⭐⭐⭐⭐💯
In the 70s when I was a kid, this show was on late at night... 11:00 pm. They were reruns and I think on late because they were for mature audiences. Loved the show and would watch with my mom during summer vacation from school. My interest in the paranormal has stayed with me. This show was the first paranormal show... Nonfiction. The more shows I watch as an adult I realize how much ahead of its time it was. Topics like other dimensions and parallel universes. This show really makes you think and question the unknown.
Different worlds. N I don’t just mean in time periods. Having grown up in the 90s. But in that I am spiritually gifted n have always personally experienced that side of things except wasn’t exposed to shows like this as much growing up that could help me understand it as to me I guess it was normal anyway. But seeing more of these shows now. I wish I had. Esp the ones where kids are involved with their gifts isolated n alone as that is how I was as a child it woulda been a comfort to me then. Instead I hid that part of me fearing ridicule mocking further bullying. Not adding fire to the flames when I grew up fearing being locked up if anyone knew n thinking I was crazy mad for experiencing what I do knowing what I know. Until a friend made me realise I wasn’t mad or crazy or alone. Slowly but surely I began to accept n be honest with that part of me n found others who understand n don’t judge me for it. One person did try to sanction me fir it. But the psychiatrist told her some people do see spirits n are gifted. I know I’m safe with the gift. Because He protects me.
It is sad that people can not accept the unknown. Please know that there are those of us who do believe in your sight." You got the shine, boy".@@healingandgrowth-infp4677
I'm a 70's baby but I never seen these shows..absolutely love them..
"What a dear naughty boy" He's like, 45 years old!!! This was a good one, I will most likely watch it again, I just love reruns!!
What a dear, naughty, evil boy! What a dear, naughty, evil, stupid boy! What a dear, naughty, evil, stupid...
Oh nevermind. I think I made my point.😁
@@brucedillinger9448 LOL 🤣
Love these classic movies, watching in 2021.
Very good ghost story! The ghost lore they put into it - that a ghost's touch is icy, that it creates a chilly breeze as it comes and goes, and that a room gets freezing cold when a ghost is inside it - show that the scriptwriters did their homework and did it well...except for John Newland's definition of a poltergeist. The word is German for "noisy ghost", the kind that slams doors, knocks on walls, makes floors creak, yanks sheets off of beds, and throws objects around. Peter Duncan's ghost is not a poltergeist because it did none of that; it was a subtle spirit who showed Nancy what her new husband really was - a cold-blooded killer. And if Colin did end up in the loony bin, mumbling his confession over and over, it's likely that Peter's haunting of Colin didn't stop at the wedding but continued on through the years until Colin finally snapped and to be put away.
'they: are indeed bitterly cold, almost as intense as soldering iron upon your skin, as they pass you by.
Good observation except polter doesn't mean noisy in German as you claimed. Its a verb describing tumbling or knocking about, if can have a almost playful fooling about kind of connotation too. But yes the result is noise or disturbance. And indeed as you say this was no poltergeist.
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The few who have touched me on the arm, shoulder, or hand, were neither overtly cold or overtly warm. Usually, they were family or friends whose touch and contact I did welcome. Once, in a funeral home to help my then wife and her family with plans for her grandmother's funeral, I had done my part and retired to the hallway to get a drink from the water fountain. Another family, apparently doing the same in a different office, had completed their task and were lined up at the water fountain. I took my place at the back of the line. As I stood there, I felt a tiny hand grab my pinky and ring finger of my left hand. The grip was definitely that of a child, but nobody was visible. I looked down to where I perceived the child to be and smiled and asked, "how are you doing". At that moment, they released their grip on my fingers. I perceived the child as a girl, but again, I could not see them. I always wonder if they were a member of the family in line ahead of me, or perhaps someone who had been previously serviced by that funeral home and chose to make it their residence.
Ghosts don't usually stray far from the place they died at - and - usually die a sudden death - so sudden they don't know they're dead.
The meaning is closer to ‘rambunctious’.
This is got to be, the first time I've seen Ronald Howard, portraying a bad, guy!! I usually see him in roles, where he's never bad, in the least!! Of course, we all know him from the '50's, British TV's series, of Sherlock Holmes!!
It is 2022 and I will watch these true stories until I die.
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Never rag on a guy about to save your life.
not saying he had it coming, but yeah.
You got that right, especially when the guy is warped.
...says a bunch of my old friends.
Mad Celt yup...thats how people ALWAYS get killed....they rag or scream or threaten the other person and get killed...
I'm not even sure that was murder, manslaughter at best, but he fell on his own and rescuing people is probably "optional" at best. He must have really been a nasty fellow to him, because the average person would ignore the gesting and bring him up, but nope. Still, it would bother my conscious. Maybe I'd toy with him, walk away for about 15 minutes and make him eat some humble pie.
Gives a whole new meaning to being “cold blooded”.
Thank you.... I just love these old stories.......!!!!
Never seen this series until recently , similar to The Twilight Zone and equally watchable,
@Donal Casey Actually, Twilight Zone, Outer Limits & a couple more shows tried copying OSB, but I don't think they were even in OSB's shadow. This show was originally called "Alcoa Presents", then J.N. was brought in, and this show was the best & I feel today's young'uns may get a kick out it. JN brought out the original person an incident happened to, on the show about the tsumami in 1960 in Hawaii..
@@bootsnsaddle8289 Well it is true this show came first. I understand that a lot of it was based on some fact,that made the shows more interesting. Whether they were true stories or not exactly, I don't know.but they did come up with very good shows. Twilight zone was different. but the stories were fantastic. You can't possibly say they were not good. Twilight zones was more popular. They had some really very clever mind thinking shows. Newland and Sterling actually met. BOTH were FANTASTIC shows and until this day I have not seen any show bettert than these 60s shows. Outer Limits was ok for me. They had some good shows,but I thought the first 2 I mentioned were the best. Such GREAT entertainment and they really make you think. Rod Serling got ideas for his shows from listening to people at airports,train stations etc. some true stories, dreams etc and he put together shows. They were all so amazing.
@@kystars I very much agree with you. The thing is, I have watched SO many of them & truthfully, I know for sure there are 3 truths; personal truth, political truth & objective truth. In each of these stories, I found objective truths in them all. But I must say, my ABSOLUTE favorite, is the one about Washington, Lincoln & a few more non-public people. But, the one about General Washington, was an ABSOLUTE GEM !! I looked up all the info, & believe me, I went thru ANY & EVERY thing on the Father of our country. Did you know in that final terribly horrific winter, Washington had thought of surrendering to the british?? He asked one of his closet friends to let him have time to think of how to break it to his men. It took him quite a few hours, but when he woke up from this dream, he was having & called his men all together, he informed them that they were NOT going to surrender, because of a dream he had. or Gen Lafayette named his first son after Washington, his favorite two horses were Blueskin & Nelson. But not just stuff one can easily confirm, but stuff about this dream he had. Sorry this is so long, the thing bout that dream REALLY made me SO proud G.W. was our first president. The one about the Hawaii tsumi; he had the ACTUAL lady it happened to. Again, my apologies this is so long, .The other shows were great, but for me, OSB will ALWAYS be best.
Yes! Love one step beyond !❤
One Step Beyond has the spooky meter turned way higher than those other shows.
Mad props to Peter and his ultimate revenge prank😂
1 Step Beyond was special to me. As a 6 year old I watched every one I could & a few yrs later later, the Twilight Zone. Also the show with Leo G Carroll & Ann Jefferies. Haunting!
Topper
Yes Topper! The ghostly comedy series inspired by the feature film starring Cary Grant. The TV series also starred Robert Sterling and the great Lee Patrick as ditzy Henrietta Topper, Leo G.'s wife! Great fun.
One of my favorites as a kid. I remember that it came on Tuesdays around 9 o'clock or so.
Found this amazing show just now... Truly wonderful... At least far better than nowadays tv shows... Thanks for sharing the episodes... Love from INDIA...
1960s "Thriller" with Boris Karloff was very good , especially the Haunting horror ones 👍
I love these old houses/sets where these shows are filmed,there beautiful.
I’ve watched them several years over and over but never get enough 🥰
I loved One Step Beyond. I was just a kid and was totally hooked on stories of the paranormal. And John Newland sucked me right into each show! I bought the DVD's a few years ago. The quality of the picture is only fair to poor for many, but they STILL keep me watching!
Love these scenes the sets are all vintage fantastic 😁👏👀🌹
"What did Nancy say? What did Nancy say? What did Nancy say? . . . . . . . . Excellent movie. More please. Thank you.
Love the wedding dress Pure class.
It was stunning
Previously worn by Elizabeth Taylor in "Father Of The Bride". Only altered a little for this show.
@@ginnylorenz5265 Really?
Yes better than what some of the trashy brides that have half their cleavage hanging out, these days wear.
Remember when the "going away" outfit was part of a bride's trousseau?
Thanks for uploading this to youtube. What a great show.
when someone has your life in their hands dont insult them.
Love how they just used the cold to insinuate that there was a ghost!
5:45.. kids say the darndest things... "Was he frozen solid"? A little Veronica Cartwright. I Really loved ❤️ this episode.
I thought that was her in the first scene but wasn’t sure
I thought it was Angela cartwright, how are they related?
@@joanclaytonjohnson3630 Joan, I am sorry I think you are right, it is Angela and I don't know where I got Veronica!? I think I am getting old. Thank you for correcting me. Lolol
@@joanclaytonjohnson3630 SISTERS....
@@dianalovescolors Actually Gillian WAS played by Veronica Cartwright I looked it up on the IMBD website in the cast section so you were correct in your comment..
These were great !
It is 2022. Classic !
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I would rather watch these older shows than what's on tv these days..
I just love a great work and acting put into these short mysteries ! Brilliant ! 🙏❤️🇨🇦
So thankful for you tube to be able to see these shows I grew up with. Thank you for another great video
Talking about, "being shut out in the cold," on your wedding night.
Pizza fix Thank You So Much for your Download. Really Enjoyed It. 🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘
Peter was definitely an obnoxious jerk, but what Colin did was reprehensible. I do love John Newland and watching these episodes.
All of these One Step Beyond short dramas are great ! , the only thing I'd like to change about them is to make them 30 minutes longer ,they would make the greatest full dramas ! Thanks for uploading there GREAT .
If you want to see 52 minutes of great Haunting and mysterious tales check out 1960s "Thriller" hosted by Boris Karloff (the horror suspense episodes are the scary greatest) 👍
When this show first aired, a soundtrack album was issued by Decca Records in both Mono and Stereo.
Oh my goodness, with that creepy music? Lol
It's bad luck for the groom to see the bride in her bride gown before the wedding.
I was thinking that too
Yes, that was killing me.....
Well normally yes , but remember a tragedy just occurred
Love ur uploads keep them coming PizzaFlix
Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.
So many people in life, have done me wrong.
Karma baby !
Dear, sweet, Karma !
I help less fortunates... and I get "back-stabbed !" Karma...
Re runs, we call them repeats.
@@PizzaFLIX I want to thank you for all your time sending us these beautiful stories.
I worked with a young woman- probably late 20s or early 30s-who said she would never watch anything in black and white. People like that have missed so much!
I remember this one, it was a great episode!
Veronica Cartwright - she started acting young. She was good in Alien. Still around today, I believe.
Christine White was such a beautiful and graceful lady. - Very much in the mold of Grace Kelly.
When you think about the foul mouthed tattooed tramps that they have as leading ladies nowadays, it almost makes me want to cry.
Why did we wrench all vestiges of decency from society - in the name of "inclusiveness" and "social justice? These actors and actresses will have had private lives and were (like everyone) flawed but the elegance portrayed in these old films gave us an aspirational standard to uphold. Nowadays, the aspirational standard is how many expletives they can they come out with.
Decency has gone out of fashion. Why?
I think she looks like June Lockhart
Whatever happened to the men who would open doors, never show their underwear to the world, not scratch their balls in public. Never curse in front of a woman? The tattoos for men at one time were on their arms and chest. Now its on their faces neck. Ian Rivlin is just like the Neanderthal. Hasn't evolved yet.
I put it to you that inclusiveness and social justice are infinitely more important than decency because they are more universal both geographically and historically. Decency is but a matter of conditioning and the poorer cousin of morality, which is itself a set of arbitrary and ephemeral diktats which change over time and from culture to culture. I suggest you consider the subject of ethics and remove the blinkers.
Well said.
The left took all decency out of fashion. Feminism helped with that also.
I'm telling you if we eradicated the world of all liberals, the vast majority of our problems would go away with them.
Never rag on a head case that your life depends upon.
thanks for posting - I've never seen this show run in repeats on tv - only knew of it from finding a budget dvd.... should be as well known as Twilight Zone.
Great short stories. And love them in black and white. So dramatic.
Maybe dont discuss another man's ability to please his bride when your life lies in his hands. Also, disconnect the skiis and just crawl the ten feet up...
Cyril Delevanti played in both One Step Beyond(as the pianist at the illfated wedding of Colin- Nancy) and in the Twightlight Zone episode A Penny for Your Thoughts as L.J Smithers who worked in the bank where Dick York' played a teller who read the mind of Mr. Smithers. Interestingly enough ...
Aunt Elizabeth is a cracking actress I could listen to her all day!?..
Angela Cartwright, I thought I recognized the little girl. Last film I saw her in, The witches of Eastwick. Great actress! ❤️❤️❤️
Veronica Cartwright 😊
Angela Cartwright is Veronica's younger sister. She played Danny Thomas's daughter in Make Room for Daddy. Was in Lost in Space and a Von Trapp sibling in Sound of Music. Veronica was more prolific over the years and has been doing movies and TV shows still.
WOW!!!!GOOD ONE ...BRRRR I'M COLD!!!!!
Outstanding story & the set designs were beautiful. At 17:44 those beaded candle holders are worthy of Liberace's grand piano. The wedding outfits & flowers were gorgeous & pure class. The actors & actresses all top drawer. Wish the resolution were better but still this was pure eye candy & it pardon the pun a CHILLING story of a version of a poltergeist!
Very difficult seeing Ronald Howard as a bad guy after watching him as Holmes
Exactly!
That's a fun series!!
Was Ron Howard related to Leslie Howard? There is a resemblance in the manner of acting...
@@moriahjacobs6131 He is his son! The spitting (or at least sneezing) image!
@@moriahjacobs6131 Ronald was Leslie's son.
Have never seen this before..but so glad I found it
These are brilliant thanks for posting them
I can't stop watching
Good episode.
Looked more like a funeral than a wedding. Personally I’d rather attend my own funeral than get married again.
Sooner or later, you’ll get your wish....
Won't we all. ⏳
Terri Seaton: Sounds like you had a bad experience. I'm sorry you went through something negative.
Me, too.
I agree. No point in marriage. I wonder how many couples are trapped in loveless marriages.
Damien Pepper,-Ronald Howard was also great in 'Happy Days'LOL🤣
Veronica Cartwright! fantastic thx pf
scarymonsterer was it Her or her sister that played in the TV series Lost in Space?🤔
It was Veronica Cartwright
It was Angela who played in lost in space. So they are sisters?
@@joanclaytonjohnson3630 wikipedia says: yes! they are sisters. thx for pointing that out
Awesome show, thanks for all these uploads!
thank you for the movie take care.
In the 50's the unconscious started to make itself felt in the arts. Ghosts and the spiritual realm are closely allied to the unconscious. Part of the reason is the influence of Freud and his discovery of the themes and archetypes which break through from time to time.
Thank you Professor Rockinghorse ✌️
The old lady in the thumbnail, "... (Peter) he was such a dear, dear boy in his dashing naughty way." 👵LOL!
I thought that was cool lol
Well done and very elegant. Thank you.
Excellent choice of movie. Thank you!
Loved it so much thank you ☺️
reminds me a bit of Poe's Tell-Tale Heart
Thank you for the upload. Enjoyed it.
.... when I was young....,, Thank you so much for the uploading ...
The Groom had it coming. Sad, chilling
The bride looks like a young June Lockheart
Yah. She does...🤔
@Randall Johnson It don't matter. She looks a lot like her. like there related.
I just wrote that and then saw your post so I wasn't wrong someone else seen it also.
Where ever you go there is always an annoying uninvited know-it-all. 😒
Thank you,I never heard of this series
The mischief brought on by a poltergeist always brings terror . I never knew the the acts of a poltergeist that didn't scare the hell out of you even if it was just plate stacking .
Thank you for sharing. Loved this 💗👻💗👻💗
I noticed that in the wedding ceremony, only the woman received a wedding ring. In all the weddings that I have been to, both the bride and groom exchange wedding rings.
It was fairly common practice in that era for a man to not wear a wedding ring.
My parents were married in 1963....my dad never wore a ring.
More men started wearing more rings in general....that I've seen...over the last forty years.
My first wedding I didn’t want my husband to wear a ring because he did so much work with power tools. I worried that a ring might catch on one . He asked me if I wanted him to wear a ring, but I just couldn’t let him.
@@gloriamontgomery6900 not silly at all! Jimmy Fallon had a horrible accident and almost lost his finger because of his wedding ring and a trip and fall. My Dad had a friend who did lose a finger when his ring was caught in a truck tailgate as it was driving away. I have a ranch, I work outside with animals. I never wear rings!
@@gloriamontgomery6900 a very reasonable concern....
Men did not wear one...Prince Charles wears a band under his signet ring
Confucius say, "Never hurl insults at friend who possess rope". Confucius also say, " Man who don't throw rope to friend, will end up crazy in the end".
Actually he was already crazy or he wouldn't have done such a thing. Waaaay too oversensitive, to put it mildly!
It was the wrong time for Peter to insinuate anything at all! How stupid was he?!
Like never tell someone who is angry at you what your future plans are regarding them, they could very well come straight at you in that moment out of rage.
@Tony Toney I like that one.
@@MN-re9oh No doubt about it.
Confucius also said 'he who sleeps with itchy ass wakes up
with smelly finger'. This guy's over sensitive jealous nature
( Itchy ass ) brought about his demise ( smelly finger ) a most
fitting metaphor. lol
I wasnt even born when these were on t.v .. But I love them.
I wonder if this was where Stan Lee got the idea for "Iceman" featured in X-Men issue #1, 1963. This TV episode, "The Haunting," was first aired in 1960.
I doubt it
Imagine insulting the only guy who could have saved you.
Wonderfully chilling.
Why is something so frightening as a child, never stop scaring you as a grown up.
That's so true!!! "The Thing" still terrifies me! We lived in a weird old house that wasn't level, the attic door by my room would open & close. My older siblings scared the crap out of me, saying "It's THE THING!"
As a youngster, One Step Beyond scared me silly. Watching them now still raises the hair on the back of my neck
@@SwedeProof Ugh! Lol my siblings, particularly my brother, who's closest in age to me, used to tease me about the "oil room" in the basement. Really it's just an alcove where the oil tank is that's separated by a curtain. He used to say a ghost was in there, and I still look at it funny when I walk past
@@upthedownescalator630 There's something fundamentally creepy about attics and basements! My sibs seriously freaked me out about "the creature" that would sneak into the basement seeking warmth and magical energy from the ancient oil tank -- also in a little curtained alcove...(and, mysteriously only when my parents were out!) I sympathize, and it's nice knowing someone else who survived childhood being terrorized by brothers and sisters, lol. 😱
@@SwedeProof Oh, you could say I'm still in childhood, (I'm thirteen, so does that make me a child? I don't feel like one!) so don't say that "I survived" too loud! Lol!🤣🤣 But I think it's because attics and basements are so often dark, and quiet, and out of the way, so they frighten people. Don't get eaten by the creature! Lol!
They’re in the Swiss Alps...sounds like like talking in a can with an echo.
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Morally, what Collin did was horrible. Yet, technically, it wasn't murder in a legal sense. Courts have ruled that people have no legal obligation to save the life of someone who is at risk of death in the event of accidents such as this. Of course, I doubt that legal distinction would have appeased the ghost!
Well said, and, absolutely true, a keen observation, and spot-on!...........
not ghost but the conscience of every human or even animal being; having all the possibilities to save someone and not to do so... the base of what you call legal is the morality!
Martian Dawn
No it was murder because he lied about not seeing him and didn’t alert anyone to help. So it’s malice
@@labeate ideally, the basis of law should be morality, but unfortunately in practice that is not always the case. Lawyers and judges often set precedents in the law that make no sense to ordinary folks like us.
I know what you mean but duty to rescue...it exists; here the conditions were clear because he could either do it by himself (no danger for him) or by informing authorities to come in place
That was marvelous!!!