Thanks for finding this episode. I saw it only once before, on TV in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, while I was babysitting a neighbor's kid, maybe around 1975-1976. Always remembered it, as well as Tidal Wave, which I saw around the same time.
Ah . . . "1975-1976". People post a lot of similar comments on this channel, so it's maybe worth explaining explicitly why it was created. First, because the OSB stories are just good in their own right. But second (and your comment touches on this aspect), because they are from the 1950s . . . and we all have have a not-so-obvious relationship to the past (thru "memory", for example) that is worth exploring . . .
I remember watching OSB as a kid when it originally aired. Then they brought it back in syndication during the 1970's. Watched it again. But, I still see episodes here that I have never seen. This is great! Thank You! My personal favorite is still "If You See Sally ".
@@sharonzimmerman5558 Glad you found this channel. I agree that "If You See Sally" is a top 5 episode. But I also have some "guilty favorites" -- episodes that I can't make the case for objectively and that I like primarily because of idiosyncrasies of my personal history . . .
I was 4 months old, on this date, (Oct., 1951) in history! Two brothers, soon to return from Korea, US Army! Im the youngest, of 8 children! Four of us remain,at present. Our eldest sister at 92, & sisters of 81 years & of 78 years; and here am I, at 71, the “baby”. Life goes on!🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏
I'm comforted by seeing so many young people watching these old episodes! You are seeing these for a reason, you were searching for MORE in your life beyond WiFi, Snapchat etc etc. Good on you! Faith in humanity somewhat restored!
I think Outer Limits, Twilight Zone, and One Step Beyond, are my favorite television shows since I was a kid. I am so happy I found this on UA-cam. Thank you for these great series.
Nothing on TV, today compares to the programs aired from the 50's all the way to the 90's. Great actors, great writers, even the late night hosts were the best. Johnny Carson, being the greatest of all time. Thank God, for the reruns.
These were well written, and they always used good actors, many of them went on to do amazing work in film and tv. Host Newland adds just the right touch of eerie elegance, and the stories engage you right off the bad. I sometimes will revisit the same episode, I am so in love with the series.
I like some of these, and watch on occasion: Alfred Hitchcock and Rod Serling are my favorites, overall. The actors used here are fine, articulate and realistic. John Newman’s is from another dimension, no doubt! Spooky.
Yah....watching the reruns in Jersey, 75-76. I was roughly 10 years old and was scared shitless with every episode. Sometimes my Mom would order some pizza and my whole family would watch. Lots of discussions, goofing around, etc. Good times. Miss the old "daze"
I remember first watching OSB when I was a kid back in the 70s..I would stay up late and watched the show on a 12 inch black and white tv...all the episodes were entertaining and had the right amount of eeriness to boot...the haunting theme and Mr Newland's intro is priceless....I'd rather watch reruns of this than the riffraff junk on tv now(mainstream)...I'm glad I came across this channel.. I appreciate this calibre of film more now than ever....the actors and story concepts are unmatched.... this along with Twilight Zone, Hitchcock,outer limits are a golden part of this film genre.....thanks for posting ..🎞🎞🎞👍👍👍
I stopped watching TV six years ago, and never started Netflix or so. I only want these old things. I wach UA-cam, that's all. I am so thankful you upload this! Sad is, so many things are blocked here. I would love to watch the original Star Trek, and the old Twilight Zone. On the other hand I have U.F.O and 'Invasion von der Wega' (was it called 'The Intruders' in the original? ) I missed them so so long!
There's something charming and endearing about classic sci fi and horror. The static noise in the background and creative use of limited budget just adds to the charm. Just my little opinion, though.
so fabulous to see these OSB shows posted...for kids growing up in the 50's, this was the scariest show on t.v.! Better than anything being done today! thanks for your great channel!
I was a child when the series was aired in Uruguay, South America.....It was an adult serie, and the children must be in bed at that hour....I remember my father saying "Un paso al mas allá", the series translation' name. At home we had the first tv set and some parent's friends came to our house to watch tv.....as they were at cinema! Old times....the sixties....now I'm more older than my parents at that years and can watch for the first time OSB! I'm not a child!!!
LOVE THIS SHOW! (It was a favorite of Howard Hughes, too. He bought a tv station in Vegas and ran his own programming to watch 24/7...in the Real old days, b4 VCRs...😂😂😂...that is where I was introduced to this program.)
Hughes was a night owl, so he had his TV station show movies, that he liked. Kind of pay per view, lol. Had the TV station on 24 hours a day, when all the other channels were limited to midnight. It was WKLAS. IVE read 7 biographies on Hughes. Interesting, he was the richest person in the U.S. for about 50 years. And a billionaire in the 50s.
I love old black and white TV programs! Cancelled cable and get all the old shows I want to see on youtube - the rifleman, gunsmoke, twilight zone, bonanza, what’s my line (good and funny), the honeymooners, Andy Griffith, old movies (including silent movies), etc., etc., etc.. A good way to relax and go back in time.
For a long time (1946-55 at least) virtually all TV programs had either started on radio or were derived directly from radio formats; even many of the actors were recycled. The sound effects used were largely from radio, too. Radio pioneered the ensemble cast, the multi-part serial, the cliffhanger ending, etc. etc.
50zcarsman... that's exactly why I love OTR podcasts or Suspense and inner sanctum mysteries from the golden age of radio!! Timeless , makes me wish I could go back to that slow and simpler time ! But we can for an hour or 2 at least thanks to the great content of a few channels here and podcasts...
I'm 33 and love these older programs. Discovered One Step Beyond on a retro tv channel a few years ago. I have the first season on dvd, would love to own them all.
The "Older" TV and Films are better. Check out the "Sherlock Holmes" 1954 Television Series with Ronald Howard (son of Leslie Howard) as Holmes and Howard Marion Crawford as as Watson. Peace
The music used. To scare the crzp out of me too. I remember when I was a kid in the late 50s, early 60s this was on Friday Nights & we watched it, almost forgot about what a good show it was until I found this on UA-cam
❤ I'm in my late 60s now, and I still remember " Science Fiction Theater ! " But for the life of me ; I can't recall when it ran or who hosted it 🤔 ? I do recall it was in Black and White, and we had to adjust the rabbit ears on our old TV to get a good signal ! " Rocky Jones : Space Ranger, Space Patrol, and Zombies of The Stratosphere with Commander Cody ! " As much as I enjoyed sitting down watching those shows ; those times are long gone, and I've never seen them on DVD sets either 😳 😢 .
Something like this happened to me once. I had surgery and was asleep while my friend who was taking care of me was at work. When she got home, I told her about being in the room at work with her and told her every word that was spoken in a conversation that was 20 miles from me. It was like I was standing next to her the whole time.
John Newland voice: "there are those who say we do not simply exist in our physical bodies. Sometimes, in times of stress, challenge, or danger...we can travel..leaving one place, and going to another. Yet our body remains, while our..essence? Spirit? Goes..elsewhere..Call it what you wish. It has happened..and is a matter of..human record.." (Cue spooky music)...yes, BTW I believe you.
Don't really want to say much. To you it might i am silly or a fool. But i have had these dreams. I was born in 65 but I remember I was playing out side in 55 with my brother. But he's younger than me by 2 years. I've no idea about any thing in the the 50s. Except later on in life. Through my parents eyes. But my birth certificate says I'm 77 years old. How is that possible. When I was born in 65.and my brother in 67 and he died in 2019.???,
as a child and young adult I would get dreams when I was sick that would take me to other places. one time I was in New Mexico in Gallup and I studied at the Indian Hospital there with a missionary group and I got sick and stayed home. I traveled somewhere where men were beating drums and chanting and I got better sooner. when I told some of the others about it, they said I was just hearing the medicine men's chanting and music that the Indians had at the hospital. some of the older ones would listen to that noise as well as the pale face medicine
I agree Netflix, is total garbage. I'm glad I grew up to see the 50ish 60ish 70ish 80ish 90ish, when T.V. series were not only well Written, well acted by marvelous actors, but were worth watching. Happy to see once again, reuns, of one step beyond, Outer limits, Thriller, twight Zone, alfred hitchcock presents. Nothing like the good old days.
When television was entertainment. Not the feeding frenzy of bull today. I watch all of these shows in my youth, three channels only in those days. The old Dumont got a real workout in the evenings. And news was only 15 minutes long.
@redmance68: That's fair . . . since you say "maybe" and don't seem dogmatic about. Because I never see anyone say specifically which T-Zone or O-Limits episodes are better than the top 5 OSB episodes: ua-cam.com/play/PLR9KUynF_6Fp6PTXByWUI85hr5OOSesyL.html
I'm glad you've found this channel. Experience of the "past" is an altered state of consciousness that is much under-estimated. I think it worth exploring . . .
Kemal Mustafa ...ONE STEP BEYOND is supposedly based on documented facts. Some of the stories really aren't anymore bizarre than the stories will hear today. Still the music WONDERFULLY FREAKS ME OUT!
I watched in Ct., probably in the late 60's early 70's, with my older sister & brother! Just found this channel and watched all the episodes 1-3. Love, love this show, then & now! Thank you for putting them on here!
Thank you for finding this episode! I have purchased many OSB dvd's and did not have this one. However, when anyone asked me about the series I always told them about this particular episode because it's the one I remembered the most.
Great seeing Richard Davalos from East Of Eden (James Dean). He was such a good looking, and talented performer. He passed on March 2016. Sad to see him pass on at 85.
Considering I am in my late 40s I can't believe I've never heard of this show before. I'm a Twilight Zone freak, some Outer Limits...but why was this one not more advertised? Edgar Allan Poe would have loved this series
@Heidi V: Yes, I only discovered OSB myself 3 years ago . . . and I had the same kind of questions. Apparently, it was only syndicated in some major US cities in the 1960s. It's certainly an equal to T-Zone and Limits in quality but somehow never caught on in popular imagination in the same way. That its name was not originally "One Step Beyond" . . . may have contributed to that: ua-cam.com/video/7kWGHAKPQvE/v-deo.html
I'm in my early 50s and only found One Step Beyond a couple days ago. I grew up watching shows like Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits. Great television!
I first learned about 1SB in the late 70s, when a magazine article about a new series to be called "the Next Step Beyond" said that it was going to be a follow-up to the legendary "One Step Beyond." I had wondered about it ever since. Then, only a very few years ago, I stumbled across a DVD collection "The Very Best of One Step Beyond," released by Mill Creek Entertainment. It has 70 episodes; I've been looking for the rest ever since.
The future ripped us off man! I didn't want to be LIVING one of these epidodes, permanently trapped in the scene with these actors! I wanted to be watching more innovative fictional drama on bigger and better TV's with surround sound, a hot chick by side etc. Who'd a thought the future would be a total bust?
A friend gave me a set of this series. I never watched it. It wasn't the Twilight Zone or the Outer Limits which I saw as a kid. Been watching OSB on youtube. I gotta find where I put that box set!! Thriller with Boris Karloff and Alfred Hitchcock Presents all great shows I missed out on but have seen on youtube. We only had 3 networks back then but alot of great tv shows!
@@fanaticat1 What you see here on this channel is mostly from those DVDs. I standardized the color to be as B&W as possible (no yellow, blue, etc) . . . synchronized the sound (biggest issue) . . . edited out splices from VHS copying (also very common) . . . and added clean intro to many.
@@one-step-beyond-1959 Absolutely agree, incredible job on cleaning up the DVDs! I once got ripped off when I ordered DVDs of a show, that I didn't realize wasn't officially on DVD. I paid one hundred and sixty dollars, plus shipping & handling, for junk. Some episodes had commercials, some didn't have any, the sound was terrible, the video was terrible and the worst part was that the DVDs were burned from a PC, and they would only play on a few DVD players. But that's how you learn, I should have done my research. Thanks for the hard work!
@@ballisticcoefficientdepend9811 Thanks. It's often a tough choice: poor quality or no DVD at all. There is only one episode on this channel where the picture remains really awful . . . even after my work on it. And maybe 5 or so where the sound is sort of annoying. I've been hoping that maybe my efforts would encourage release of official DVDs for Seasons 2 & 3. But after 4 years . . . still hasn't happened.
Well, "follow the money" is usually the answer. Presumably Paramount doesn't think it can make money on a release of Seasons 2 and 3. There might also be some copyright issues, but they just come down to money. If I get enough response to my UA-cam channel and my website, I plan to look into this further . . .
At the same time, this may be among the most straightforward OSB episodes in terms of the type of paranormal experience involved and how it manifested. Excellent dramatization of both . . .
The animal experience mentioned is called psi-trailing. There was a wonderful and moving book by Robert Westall called Blitzcat that used this as a story line.
The show about the "Zanties" scared me, especially as our heating made sounds like the Zanties chittering. Made for many a sleepless night! Years later, I saw the episode again and realized the "Zanties" were made of plastic, pulled along on a string (how low was their budget?!), but I still respect the show and the fear I felt at the time..
Thanks for finding this episode. I saw it only once before, on TV in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, while I was babysitting a neighbor's kid, maybe around 1975-1976. Always remembered it, as well as Tidal Wave, which I saw around the same time.
Ah . . . "1975-1976". People post a lot of similar comments on this channel, so it's maybe worth explaining explicitly why it was created. First, because the OSB stories are just good in their own right. But second (and your comment touches on this aspect), because they are from the 1950s . . . and we all have have a not-so-obvious relationship to the past (thru "memory", for example) that is worth exploring . . .
I used to watch them while babysitting, too, but around 1973 in NYC.
I remember watching OSB as a kid when it originally aired. Then they brought it back in syndication during the 1970's. Watched it again. But, I still see episodes here that I have never seen. This is great! Thank You! My personal favorite is still "If You See Sally ".
@@sharonzimmerman5558 Glad you found this channel. I agree that "If You See Sally" is a top 5 episode. But I also have some "guilty favorites" -- episodes that I can't make the case for objectively and that I like primarily because of idiosyncrasies of my personal history . . .
I too remember Tidal Wave; it was the first osb episode; I never forgot it
So sad to think that these extraordinary actors were so young and no longer with us along with John Newland. RIP to all of you.
Yes; it would have been nice to see their names in credits; none shown.
It’s so nice to watch old films and tv shows but in most cases, all the actors are now dead. That’s sad but it’s life.
@@kaysmith5495 They are just hiding from us. That's the deal. . . they disappear and can never let themselves be found.
Sad? They live forever on screen. The rest of us dead, buried, and forgotten in a generation.
we will see them again
I was 4 months old, on this date, (Oct., 1951) in history! Two brothers, soon to return from Korea, US Army! Im the youngest, of 8 children! Four of us remain,at present. Our eldest sister at 92, & sisters of 81 years & of 78 years; and here am I, at 71, the “baby”. Life goes on!🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏
Blessings Baby!
I'm comforted by seeing so many young people watching these old episodes! You are seeing these for a reason, you were searching for MORE in your life beyond WiFi, Snapchat etc etc. Good on you! Faith in humanity somewhat restored!
It's a doorway . . . for sure.
It’s because they’re still impactful. I still enjoy the original Twilight Zone
I think humanity still has redeeming qualities. But those who are not redeemable are becoming recognized as role models for success.
Cristin From Another Dimension you mean the shallowness of it
at least one person is comfortable...
I think Outer Limits, Twilight Zone, and One Step Beyond, are my favorite television shows since I was a kid. I am so happy I found this on UA-cam. Thank you for these great series.
Glad you found these episodes again . . .
Most episodes of Alfred Hitchcock presents are well done and it was on for 10 seasons and all the episodes are on Internet archive.
Great shows that I miss. I'm very happy to know we can watch those great shows again.
And Thriller with Boris Karloff.
Don’t forget “Night Gallery”.
Nothing on TV, today compares to the
programs aired from the 50's all the way to the 90's. Great actors, great writers, even the late night hosts were
the best. Johnny Carson, being the greatest of all time. Thank God, for the
reruns.
I'm 74 and I cracked up watching The Steve Allen Show, the first " Tonight Show " ! 😂😅
I'm 62 yrs old I love these old movies thanks
This was an age when people had integrity, pride, and ambition. Not like the garbage we have today on TV!
I loved this show...great stories in black n white...loved the background music too! OSB and TZ were the best!
The way this generation use to wind words together, its pure poetry! We can never have it again on TV or any media.
True. Grammar is not taught in schools today.
@@RatnipTX Yes, it is but it's an impossible task when gibberish is taught in the home!
Everything in entertainment now is one step backwards 😢
These were well written, and they always used good actors, many of them went on to do amazing work in film and tv. Host Newland adds just the right touch of eerie elegance, and the stories engage you right off the bad. I sometimes will revisit the same episode, I am so in love with the series.
Me too
I like some of these, and watch on occasion: Alfred Hitchcock and Rod Serling are my favorites, overall. The actors used here are fine, articulate and realistic. John Newman’s is from another dimension, no doubt! Spooky.
Yah....watching the reruns in Jersey, 75-76. I was roughly 10 years old and was scared shitless with every episode. Sometimes my Mom would order some pizza and my whole family would watch. Lots of discussions, goofing around, etc. Good times. Miss the old "daze"
I miss them too
I remember first watching OSB when I was a kid back in the 70s..I would stay up late and watched the show on a 12 inch black and white tv...all the episodes were entertaining and had the right amount of eeriness to boot...the haunting theme and Mr Newland's intro is priceless....I'd rather watch reruns of this than the riffraff junk on tv now(mainstream)...I'm glad I came across this channel..
I appreciate this calibre of film more now than ever....the actors and story concepts are unmatched.... this along with Twilight Zone, Hitchcock,outer limits are a golden part of this film genre.....thanks for posting ..🎞🎞🎞👍👍👍
Glad you found this channel . . .
i canceled netflix. i dont know how my generation can watch that garbage. this is gold. this.is.gold.
We canceled cable 4 years ago.
I stopped watching TV six years ago, and never started Netflix or so. I only want these old things. I wach UA-cam, that's all. I am so thankful you upload this!
Sad is, so many things are blocked here. I would love to watch the original Star Trek, and the old Twilight Zone.
On the other hand I have U.F.O and 'Invasion von der Wega' (was it called 'The Intruders' in the original? ) I missed them so so long!
The Outer limits... I always thought that was so cool.
@@cynthiaayers7696 The Outer Limits intro always gave me the chills and thrills as a kid! "There is nothing wrong with your television set..."
@@winterweibresponding 3 yrs laters, lol, but Twilight Zone episodes can be found on PlutoTV if you haven’t found them already 😊
“. . . to break through that solitary cell in which each of us passes our life.” - John Newland
I watched these when I was a child, and was frightened of going to bed.
I've never heard of this but found this last night and been watching since.
Another great episode.
This and the original Outer Limits were the best!
Lest we forget some guy named Serling.
He can still be found... in the Twilight Zone. 😳
Perhaps you have heard of a little gem called the Twilight zone?
@@badas45 Yep I have but the original Outer Limits was and is still the best
Don't forget "the Twilight Zone"
Tales of tomorrow is similar.
I watch this in the early eighties in liberia
A first for this channel . . .
I don't know why but B&W t.v. relaxes me.
There's something charming and endearing about classic sci fi and horror. The static noise in the background and creative use of limited budget just adds to the charm. Just my little opinion, though.
Except that this is neither sci fi nor horror . . .
@@one-step-beyond-1959 in a way it is sci-fi tho'
so fabulous to see these OSB shows posted...for kids growing up in the 50's, this was the scariest show on t.v.! Better than anything being done today! thanks for your great channel!
One of my favorite shows is Beyond Belief: Fact of Fiction, I going to add this show to my favorite tv show list maybe second or third fav
@@jeffreywoo9797 For a newer show that really was not bad!
I was a child when the series was aired in Uruguay, South America.....It was an adult serie, and the children must be in bed at that hour....I remember my father saying "Un paso al mas allá", the series translation' name.
At home we had the first tv set and some parent's friends came to our house to watch tv.....as they were at cinema!
Old times....the sixties....now I'm more older than my parents at that years and can watch for the first time OSB! I'm not a child!!!
LOVE THIS SHOW!
(It was a favorite of Howard Hughes, too. He bought a tv station in Vegas and ran his own programming to watch 24/7...in the Real old days, b4 VCRs...😂😂😂...that is where I was introduced to this program.)
Hughes was a night owl, so he had his TV station show movies, that he liked. Kind of pay per view, lol. Had the TV station on 24 hours a day, when all the other channels were limited to midnight. It was WKLAS. IVE read 7 biographies on Hughes. Interesting, he was the richest person in the U.S. for about 50 years. And a billionaire in the 50s.
I love old black and white TV programs! Cancelled cable and get all the old shows I want to see on youtube - the rifleman, gunsmoke, twilight zone, bonanza, what’s my line (good and funny), the honeymooners, Andy Griffith, old movies (including silent movies), etc., etc., etc.. A good way to relax and go back in time.
For a long time (1946-55 at least) virtually all TV programs had either started on radio or were derived directly from radio formats; even many of the actors were recycled. The sound effects used were largely from radio, too. Radio pioneered the ensemble cast, the multi-part serial, the cliffhanger ending, etc. etc.
50zcarsman... that's exactly why I love OTR podcasts or Suspense and inner sanctum mysteries from the golden age of radio!! Timeless , makes me wish I could go back to that slow and simpler time ! But we can for an hour or 2 at least thanks to the great content of a few channels here and podcasts...
I;m doing the same thing, thought I was the only one gravitating to these good old days of B and W TV.
Wonderful
I'm 33 and love these older programs. Discovered One Step Beyond on a retro tv channel a few years ago. I have the first season on dvd, would love to own them all.
I guess one of us OSB admirers needs to win the lottery . . . and finance the release of Seasons 2 & 3 (!)
One-Step-Beyond Yes,i plan to
Seems like an agreeable plan . . . for everyone.
The "Older" TV and Films are better.
Check out the "Sherlock Holmes" 1954 Television Series with Ronald Howard (son of Leslie Howard) as Holmes and Howard Marion Crawford as as Watson.
Peace
Brucev7 Yep, it comes on a retro tv channel here. I also use Kodi & Free Telly. I have an app that has many movies going back to the 30's.
This program used to scare the crap out of me, all it took was hearing the theme music and another sleepless night waits ahead.
Yep, this show and the Twilight Zone.
Or outer limits music
The music used. To scare the crzp out of me too. I remember when I was a kid in the late 50s, early 60s this was on Friday Nights & we watched it, almost forgot about what a good show it was until I found this on UA-cam
I lovedvthis series.
I did a lot of babysitting back in the day and "One Step Beyond," The Twilight Zone, and The Outer limits kept me company.
❤ I'm in my late 60s now, and I still remember " Science Fiction Theater ! " But for the life of me ; I can't recall when it ran or who hosted it 🤔 ? I do recall it was in Black and White, and we had to adjust the rabbit ears on our old TV to get a good signal ! " Rocky Jones : Space Ranger, Space Patrol, and Zombies of The Stratosphere with Commander Cody ! " As much as I enjoyed sitting down watching those shows ; those times are long gone, and I've never seen them on DVD sets either 😳 😢 .
Please continue sharing these *outstanding* stories with us.
Much thanks.
Your appreciation of them is gratifying -- thanks (!)
I actually watched and still remember a number of episodes. I remember watching "One Step Beyond" on Tuesday nights on channel 8 (abc)...🤔
Something like this happened to me once. I had surgery and was asleep while my friend who was taking care of me was at work. When she got home, I told her about being in the room at work with her and told her every word that was spoken in a conversation that was 20 miles from me. It was like I was standing next to her the whole time.
John Newland voice: "there are those who say we do not simply exist in our physical bodies. Sometimes, in times of stress, challenge, or danger...we can travel..leaving one place, and going to another. Yet our body remains, while our..essence? Spirit? Goes..elsewhere..Call it what you wish. It has happened..and is a matter of..human record.." (Cue spooky music)...yes, BTW I believe you.
Suzan Vaughn Me, too.
I believe you.
Don't really want to say much. To you it might i am silly or a fool. But i have had these dreams. I was born in 65 but I remember I was playing out side in 55 with my brother. But he's younger than me by 2 years. I've no idea about any thing in the the 50s. Except later on in life. Through my parents eyes. But my birth certificate says I'm 77 years old. How is that possible. When I was born in 65.and my brother in 67 and he died in 2019.???,
as a child and young adult I would get dreams when I was sick that would take me to other places. one time I was in New Mexico in Gallup and I studied at the Indian Hospital there with a missionary group and I got sick and stayed home. I traveled somewhere where men were beating drums and chanting and I got better sooner. when I told some of the others about it, they said I was just hearing the medicine men's chanting and music that the Indians had at the hospital. some of the older ones would listen to that noise as well as the pale face medicine
It's cool seeing a few these actors when they first started out, then made it to movies and TV shows later on.
I agree Netflix, is total garbage. I'm glad I
grew up to see the 50ish 60ish 70ish 80ish
90ish, when T.V. series were not only well
Written, well acted by marvelous actors,
but were worth watching. Happy to see
once again, reuns, of one step beyond,
Outer limits, Thriller, twight Zone, alfred hitchcock presents. Nothing like the good
old days.
Thank you for the upload. sound was a little too low though. I used to watch this show as a kid. Loved it then, and still do.
When television was entertainment. Not the feeding frenzy of bull today. I watch all of these shows in my youth, three channels only in those days. The old Dumont got a real workout in the evenings. And news was only 15 minutes long.
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News in 1968; national - 10 min; local - 15 min...7am to 7:30 am. Was ay work by 8 am
You know the formula,Energy is never destroyed,only changes into another form,( to one step beyond)
This show never feels to give me chills. Love it.
This series literally gives me chills, but in a good way.
Thank you. I can't praise the excellent artistry enough.
Wow amazing.
This was the best tv show EVER !!!!!
I am really enjoying watching these!
Amazing story.
one of my favourite show !I am very excited after I found one step beyond.
One step beyond,maybe over shadowed by the outer limits or the twilight zone...but for me a fantastic show, with the most haunting theme tune ever.
@redmance68: That's fair . . . since you say "maybe" and don't seem dogmatic about. Because I never see anyone say specifically which T-Zone or O-Limits episodes are better than the top 5 OSB episodes: ua-cam.com/play/PLR9KUynF_6Fp6PTXByWUI85hr5OOSesyL.html
My childhood!!! Thank you for creating this channel.
I'm glad you've found this channel. Experience of the "past" is an altered state of consciousness that is much under-estimated. I think it worth exploring . . .
Childhood come to life, strange to say.
Never "dead" . . . in the first place, I think.
One-Step-Beyond Maybe its true?
Kemal Mustafa ...ONE STEP BEYOND is supposedly based on documented facts. Some of the stories really aren't anymore bizarre than the stories will hear today. Still the music WONDERFULLY FREAKS ME OUT!
Outstanding show
my son got me a .. 50 episode DVD of One Step Beyond - Great !!!
Congrats
Thanks for the memories i use to watch these Episodes on TV with my parents and sisters back in Brooklyn NY as a boy.....
Glad you found this channel . . .
Thanks for keeping it safe for others to enjoy ..Keep up the good work...
I watched in Ct., probably in the late 60's early 70's, with my older sister & brother! Just found this channel and watched all the episodes 1-3. Love, love this show, then & now! Thank you for putting them on here!
Thanks for posting this missing episode.
Peace
To me seeing black and white tv shows takes you back
@Jaime Perez: Just rotate the rabbit ears on your PC until you get good reception . . .
What a SUPER story! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for posting this-really well told story.
,thanks for the download/ upload this one I have not seen.
1/26/17
9:12am
I watch this when I was a kid. People told me that the episodes on One Step Beyond were real.
Amazing episode, with scenes shot with a handheld camera . WOW. Thanks for the upload.
OSB episodes are well-crafted, no doubt about it . . .
Thanks for sharing ❤
Thank you for finding this episode! I have purchased many OSB dvd's and did not have this one. However, when anyone asked me about the series I always told them about this particular episode because it's the one I remembered the most.
Great seeing Richard Davalos from East Of Eden (James Dean). He was such a good looking, and talented performer. He passed on March 2016. Sad to see him pass on at 85.
Considering I am in my late 40s I can't believe I've never heard of this show before. I'm a Twilight Zone freak, some Outer Limits...but why was this one not more advertised? Edgar Allan Poe would have loved this series
@Heidi V: Yes, I only discovered OSB myself 3 years ago . . . and I had the same kind of questions. Apparently, it was only syndicated in some major US cities in the 1960s. It's certainly an equal to T-Zone and Limits in quality but somehow never caught on in popular imagination in the same way. That its name was not originally "One Step Beyond" . . . may have contributed to that: ua-cam.com/video/7kWGHAKPQvE/v-deo.html
I'm in my early 50s and only found One Step Beyond a couple days ago. I grew up watching shows like Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits. Great television!
I first learned about 1SB in the late 70s, when a magazine article about a new series to be called "the Next Step Beyond" said that it was going to be a follow-up to the legendary "One Step Beyond." I had wondered about it ever since. Then, only a very few years ago, I stumbled across a DVD collection "The Very Best of One Step Beyond," released by Mill Creek Entertainment. It has 70 episodes; I've been looking for the rest ever since.
I watched OSB when I was 14 along with The Twilight Zone and Outer Limits.
Love this series! 😍
thank you for sharing these great episodes
The twilight zone, this one step beyond , the amazing stores 👏
The future ripped us off man! I didn't want to be LIVING one of these epidodes, permanently trapped in the scene with these actors! I wanted to be watching more innovative fictional drama on bigger and better TV's with surround sound, a hot chick by side etc. Who'd a thought the future would be a total bust?
All great stories! And it's that damned creepy music at the end of each episode still gives me nightmares!
one step beyond, outer limits, twilight zone the classic 3 then the 70s gave us night gallery
Tales of tomorrow and lights out also
A friend gave me a set of this series. I never watched it. It wasn't the Twilight Zone or the Outer Limits which I saw as a kid. Been watching OSB on youtube. I gotta find where I put that box set!! Thriller with Boris Karloff and Alfred Hitchcock Presents all great shows I missed out on but have seen on youtube. We only had 3 networks back then but alot of great tv shows!
A great story I believe it thank you for Sharon the video 👍🇺🇸
Wish they would put the whole series out on a decent DVD set.
There must have been poor sales of the Season 1 release -- so CBS Paramount has no motivation to release Seasons 2 & 3.
@@fanaticat1 What you see here on this channel is mostly from those DVDs. I standardized the color to be as B&W as possible (no yellow, blue, etc) . . . synchronized the sound (biggest issue) . . . edited out splices from VHS copying (also very common) . . . and added clean intro to many.
@@one-step-beyond-1959 Absolutely agree, incredible job on cleaning up the DVDs! I once got ripped off when I ordered DVDs of a show, that I didn't realize wasn't officially on DVD. I paid one hundred and sixty dollars, plus shipping & handling, for junk. Some episodes had commercials, some didn't have any, the sound was terrible, the video was terrible and the worst part was that the DVDs were burned from a PC, and they would only play on a few DVD players. But that's how you learn, I should have done my research. Thanks for the hard work!
@@ballisticcoefficientdepend9811 Thanks. It's often a tough choice: poor quality or no DVD at all. There is only one episode on this channel where the picture remains really awful . . . even after my work on it. And maybe 5 or so where the sound is sort of annoying. I've been hoping that maybe my efforts would encourage release of official DVDs for Seasons 2 & 3. But after 4 years . . . still hasn't happened.
My first time to watch 60's show and I like it！
of all the 50's sci fi series this is the one scared shitless
Thank You .For sharing just awesome !
Zoey Windy 1
The golden age of U.S. t.v. the twilight zone,the outer limits, and now a shadow of what is now American t.v.
I shore do love it!
Another great OSB episode.
Season 3 has more top-rated episodes than the other two seasons combined. Of the top 20 OSB episodes, 11 are from season 3 . . .
Why haven't they issued Seasons 2 & 3 yet?
What has been the holdup?
Well, "follow the money" is usually the answer. Presumably Paramount doesn't think it can make money on a release of Seasons 2 and 3. There might also be some copyright issues, but they just come down to money. If I get enough response to my UA-cam channel and my website, I plan to look into this further . . .
Maybe it’s the wine, but I see Henry Fonda as just about every character. 💕
...Great spooky-kinda episode. Thanks much, Ivette : }
At the same time, this may be among the most straightforward OSB episodes in terms of the type of paranormal experience involved and how it manifested. Excellent dramatization of both . . .
WOW! I remember seeing this, as a kid. Probably 50 yrs ago... whoa! 3:)
@Tony Bautista: Glad you found it again (!)
Love these stroryies born in 1955 🙋💕💕👀💕💕👀💕
That's okay. We don't discriminate against young people here . . .
me too Jan 1955.
I'm 62 and these use to scare me , was great to find these somewhere again. I only watch black and white t.v.. like the scary without the gore.
Me too! 12/12/55.
ALL TRUE DOCUMENTED STORIES - GREAT !!!
Awesome episode
Awesome episode!! Thanks!
The animal experience mentioned is called psi-trailing. There was a wonderful and moving book by Robert Westall called Blitzcat that used this as a story line.
It's amusing how man's genius in creating tools of communication are so antiquated today!
the guy shuffling cards,is that richard davalos who played james deans brother in EAST OF EDEN 1954
This episode aired the night I was born.
The show about the "Zanties" scared me, especially as our heating made sounds like the Zanties chittering. Made for many a sleepless night! Years later, I saw the episode again and realized the "Zanties" were made of plastic, pulled along on a string (how low was their budget?!), but I still respect the show and the fear I felt at the time..
THE ZANTIE MISFITS was an Outer Limits episode.
Don't forget science fiction theater ❤o u eee o u😊
just left him there . never looking for him . nice people. they got your back bro
Very heartwarming
Real sci-fi not like todays🎉😊❤
OMG they doxxed Richard Adams! JK these are some of the best old programming I've found on UA-cam; many thanks for the uploads.
Glad you found them . . .
Tubi was missing 3 episodes from season 3. This was one of them.
I checked. It's missing a lot more than three. Almost ALL of the British episodes are missing . . .
@@one-step-beyond-1959 I found that out later.
A lesson the importance to have friends whose attention can be a vehicle for Gods attention!
Love this show
Glad you found it . . .
Beyond step one is my fav
Wonder if anyone ever looked up this Richard Adams.