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Algernon Blackwood (story) (episode "The Windingo")
Irving Gaynor (writer) (episode)
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6 July 1961 (USA) more
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The last regularly scheduled TV series to be broadcast live in the U.S. was hosted by Frank Gallop,... more
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I remember three of the episodes more (5 total)
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(Series Cast Summary - 37 of 38)| John Abbott | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| R.G. Armstrong | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Cynthia Baxter | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Eric Berry | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Peter Brandon | ... | Whisperer (1 episode, 1961) | |
| James Broderick | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Roger C. Carmel | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Clifford David | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Mildred Dunnock | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Robert Duvall | ... | William Wilson (1 episode, 1961) | |
| Alvin Epstein | ... | Dr. Kaplan (1 episode, 1961) | |
| Judith Evelyn | ... | Mrs. Van Roop (1 episode, 1961) | |
| Vincent Gardenia | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Lee Grant | ... | Lucy Morrison (1 episode, 1961) | |
| William Hansen | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| James Hickman | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Arthur Hill | ... | Horace Kipper (1 episode, 1961) | |
| Salome Jens | ... | Emily Hunter (1 episode, 1961) | |
| Virginia Leith | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Joanne Linville | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Laurie Main | ... | Sir Robert Tyne (1 episode, 1961) | |
| Kevin McCarthy | ... | Jerry (1 episode, 1961) | |
| Harry Millard | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Dan Morgan | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Lois Nettleton | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Collin Wilcox Paxton | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| William Redfield | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Edmon Ryan | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Gene Saks | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| David J. Stewart | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Richard Thomas | ... | Conradin (1 episode, 1961) | |
| Diana Van der Vlis | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Herb Voland | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Janet Ward | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Ruth White | ... | Mrs. Piggot (1 episode, 1961) | |
| Ann Williams | (1 episode, 1961) | ||
| Blanche Yurka | (1 episode, 1961) |
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30 min (12 episodes)
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Last live drama series aired by a US television network. more
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Strange to think these live TV shows are now lost (I've read that taped copies of two unnamed episodes were discovered a few years ago). I must have been only ten or eleven when I saw "The Monkey's Paw" and "Room 13". One show, the name of which I don't remember, took place aboard the Titanic and was not particularly scary (although I can remember parts of it, so it must have impressed me in some way). I know the others scared the stuffing out of me. I can still vividly remember the scene in "The Monkey's Paw" when the moonlight shadow of the boy who was mangled by farm machinery ripples across the front of his father's old house, or the hellish fate that awaited the unlucky hotel guest who stumbled into the supposedly non-existent "Room 13." I would love to view those shows again just to see if they live up to my childhood memories. Alas, they likely only exist in the minds and imaginations of those who saw them in 1961.