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The Outer Limits (1963)
| 33 :02x01 - Soldier (Sep/19/1964) | | In a devastated future, two footsoldiers fight each other in a twilight landscape. Suddenly, beams of light send them in the present time: 1964. One of them, Qarlo, appears in broad daylight, in the street of a big city and frightens the population. He's arrested by the police and locked up in an official asylum where one philologist watches, studies, establishes a communication and tames him. Later on, Qarlo is released and taken to the scientist's family home. Meanwhile, the other soldier is stalked between two times. Qarlo escapes from the home and is caught up while robbing a rifle store. Back home, alerted by the pet (Macbeth, the cat), he faces again his mortal enemy. By accident, the two warriors are desintegrated by a laser beam machine gun. | | Guest Stars: Tim O'Connor as Paul Tanner, Marlowe Jensen as Sgt. Berry, Lloyd Nolan as Philologist Tom Kagan, Michael Ansara as Qarlo Clobregnny, Jill Hill (1) as Toni Kagan, Ralph Hart as Loren Kagan, Catherine McLeod (1) as Abby Kagan, Allen Jaffe as The Enemy | Director: Gerd Oswald
Writer: Harlan Ellison | | | |
| 34 :02x02 - Cold Hands, Warm Heart (Sep/26/1964) | | Returning home from a journey to Venus, astronaut Jeff Barton is welcomed and acclaimed as a national hero and must prepare the next stage of the space program: the colonization of Mars. But before obtaining any funds to launch the project, General Barton must meet the Senate Committee with a complete report. Unfortunately, his mental and physical health—his fingers are webbed—deteriorate gradually owing to his past assignement on Venus that his subconscious has hidden and repressed. A team of scientists and the support of his loving wife succeeds in healing him. D-day arrives and General Barton testifies and convinces the Senate Committee at the last minute. | | Guest Stars: Lawrence Montaigne as Construction, Dean Harens as Medecine, James Sikking as Botany, Malachi Throne as Dr. Mike, Lloyd Gough as General Matthew Claiborne, Geraldine Brooks as Ann Barton, William Shatner as Brig. Gen. Jefferson Barton | Director: Charles Haas (1)
Writer: Daniel B. Ullman | | | |
| 35 :02x03 - Behold, Eck! (Oct/03/1964) | | By accident, an alien being, named Eck from a two dimension world, breaks in ours and creates rifts and tensions and, only the people who wear spectacles fashioned by eye specialist doctor James Stone can see it but Eck takes them off to protect its privacy. Nevertheless, the doctor establishes a link with the being which asks a special lens to see the doorway to return home safe and avoid the destruction of the Earth. | | Guest Stars: Jack Wilson (3) as Sgt. Jackson, Douglas Henderson as Detective Lt. Runyon, Joan Freeman as Elizabeth Dunn, the secretary, Peter Lind Hayes (1) as Dr. James Stone, Parley Baer as Dr. Bernard Stone | Director: Byron Haskin
Story: William R. Cox (2) | Teleplay: John Mantley | | | |
| 36 :02x04 - Expanding Human (Oct/10/1964) | | In a University, Professor Roy Clinton experiments a prototype drug named CE on him to increase Mankind's brain capacity but it modifies permantly his complete genetic structure and splits his personality. Dr. Clinton turns out to be a superman criminal and compels his brother-in-law to absorb a dose to join in his master plan. | | Guest Stars: Troy Melton as Detective Sgt. Alger, Robert Doyle (1) as Mark Lake, Aki Aleong as Dr. Henry Akada, Peter Duryea as Lee Morrow, James Doohan (1) as Detective Lt. Branch, Barbara Wilkin as Susan Wayne, Keith Andes as Dr. Peter Wayne, Skip Homeier as Dr. Roy Clinton, Bill Cort (1) as Elevator Man (Uncredited), Jason Wingreen as Coroner Leland, Shirley O'Hara as Receptionist | Director: Gerd Oswald
Writer: Francis Cockrell | | | |
| 37 :02x05 - Demon With A Glass Hand (Oct/17/1964) | | Trent, an amnesiac man, is desperately looking for the three missing fingers of his glass hand (a talking computer), which are held by the fanatical Kyben: alien invaders from the future. The success of his assignment allows him to save humanity and know his real identity. | | Guest Stars: Bill Hart as Durn, Robert Fortier as Budge, Rex Holman as Battle, Steve Harris (3) as Breech, Abraham Sofaer as Arch, Arlene Martel as Consuelo Biros, Robert Culp as Trent, Arthur Hunnicutt as Lamont, the farmer | Director: Charles Haas (1), Byron Haskin
Writer: Harlan Ellison
Story: Louis Charbonneau (1) | Teleplay: Robert C. Dennis (1) | | | |
| 38 :02x06 - Cry of Silence (Oct/24/1964) | | The Thorn's, a couple on holiday looking for a farm to purchase, travels by car and stops at a gas station and witnesses the rushed escape of a car from a lonely country road. The couple follows this path and is suddenly stopped by rocks. The couple faces strange occurrences and is saved at the last minute by a farmer, Lamont, that leads them to his home in the dead of the night. The farmer confesses that he used to remain by sheer curiosity and now is scared by these unexplained phenomena that keeps him from running away. On their way to leave the place, the couple watches Lamont being crashed and killed by a rock. They go back to the farm to take refuge. Later, Lamont, now just a walking brainless body, steps into the farm; Andy Thorn, the husband, guesses that an alien intelligence is "inside" all these manifestations and makes contact with it. Unable to communicate, the alien force quits Earth and release the couple. | | Guest Stars: Arthur Hunnicutt as Lamont the farmer, June Havoc as Karen Thorne, Eddie Albert (1) as Andy Thorne | Director: Charles Haas (1)
Story: Louis Charbonneau (1) | Teleplay: Robert C. Dennis (1) | | | | | | | | | |
| 41 :02x09 - I, Robot (Nov/14/1964) | | Adam Link, a robot, is arrested and accused for the murder of its creator. After a trial, the robot is found guilty and, on its way to be dismantled, it runs to save the life of a little girl and is crashed and torn up by the State truck. | | Guest Stars: Read Morgan as Adam Link, robot, Peter Brocco as Professor Charles Link, Hugh Sanders as Sheriff Barclay, John Hoyt as Professor Hebbel, Ford Rainey as D.A. Thomas Coyle, Marianna Hill as Nina Link, Leonard Nimoy as Journalist Judson Ellis, Howard da Silva as Thurman Cutler | Director: Leon Benson
Story: Eando Binder | Teleplay: Robert C. Dennis (1) | | | |
| 42 :02x10 - The Inheritors (1) (Nov/21/1964) | | On the Vietnam front, four soldiers are wounded and the hospital discovers unusual alien DNA-laden bullets in their brain that provide them with new intellectual ressources. The now civilian "soldiers" come together and each in his own field, is told to organize and build one element for an unknown project conceived as a holy mission. At Washington, Secretary of Science Randolph Branch and his assistant Adam Ballard, with the help of the Federal Bureau Security, investigate on these four men with strange behavior patterns to find out their true purpose. | | Guest Stars: Kim Hector as Johnny Subiron, Dabbs Greer as E.F. Larkin, William Wintersole as Professor Andrew Whitsett (as William Winterside), James Shigeta as AIO Captain Ngo Nwa, James Frawley as Private Robert Renaldo, Dee Pollock as Private First Class Francis Hadley, Ivan Dixon as Sgt. James Conover, Steve Ihnat as Lt Philip J. Minns, Donald Harron as Federal agent Ray Harris, Ted de Corsia as Randolph Branch, Robert Duvall as Adam Ballard | Director: James Goldstone
Story: Seeleg Lester, Ed Adamson | Teleplay: Sam Neuman, Seeleg Lester | | | | | | |
| 44 :02x12 - Keeper of the Purple Twilight (Dec/05/1964) | | Living on the edge physicist Eric Plummer is unable to solve the two equations of his problem and decides to commit suicide by car when an alien scientist, in the backseat, suggests him not to do it. Back at his lab, Dr. Plummer meets Ikar, the alien, that offers him the following pact: to obtain the equations, the alien will give him parts of its intellect in exchange of a share of his human psyche—a skillful way to endoctrinate him. Ikar discovers a brand new realm thanks to Janet Lane, Plummer's girlfriend, that confuses and humanizes him whereas the doctor achieves a powerful weapon device. Soldiers from Ikar's planet come to take it back because it has betrayed its mission of conquest. Ikar runs, returns to the lab and give Dr. Plummer back his emotions. Finally, all aliens invaders as well as the device are destroyed. | | Guest Stars: Edward Platt (1) as David Hunt, Curt Conway (1) as Franklin Karlin, Gail Kobe as Janet Lane, Robert Webber (1) as Alien Scientist Ikar, Warren Stevens as Professor Eric Plummer | Director: Charles Haas (1)
Story: Stephen Lord (1) | Teleplay: Milton Krims | | | |
| 45 :02x13 - The Duplicate Man (Dec/19/1964) | | In the first quarter of the XXIth Century, wealthy and corrupted space anthropologist Henderson James owns a forbidden and dangerous species: the Megasoid. The beast runs from its cage and hides in a zoo. Henderson James decides to make an illegal duplicate of himself to chase the monster. The look-like meets the wife of Henderson and understand each other very well because the clone displays the lost affection of the original man. Unfortunately, the real husband is killed by the creature and the human copy will die at midnight owing to a control poison in its bloodstream. | | Guest Stars: Konstantin Shayne as Murdock, Ivy Bethune as Miss Thorson, Sean McClory as Captain Karl Emmet, Constance Towers as Laura James, Ron Randell as Henderson James I & II, Jeffrey Stone as the Policeman, Alan Glifford as Space Zoo Guide, Steve Geary (1) as Professor Basil Jerichau | Director: Gerd Oswald
Story: Clifford Simak | Teleplay: Robert C. Dennis (1) | | | | | | | | | |
| 48 :02x16 - The Premonition (Jan/09/1965) | | Test pilot Jim Darcy flies a NASA's experimental supersonic jet that crosses a time portal at Mach 6 and crashlands near his base. Out of his cockpit, he realizes the whole world is frozen into time and only his wife and he are desynchronized. The couple goes to the base to alert and find a solution. They witness the possible death of their little daughter because of a future truck accident. After observing immobile officials and technicians in their functions, they encounter a strange man stuck into this no man's land for so long that his physical appearance has changed radically and prevents them from the danger they risk if they remain in this in-between realm. Fortunately, they not only save their child with their car's safety belts but return to the present. | | Guest Stars: Coby Denton as the Sentry, Emma Tyson as Janie Darcy, Kay E. Kuter as the Limbo Being, Dorothy Green (1) as the Matron, William Bramley as General Baldwin, Mary Murphy (1) as Linda Darcy, Dewey Martin as pilot Jim Darcy | Director: Gerd Oswald
Story: Ib Melchior | Teleplay: Ib Melchior, Sam Roeca | | | |
| 49 :02x17 - The Probe (Jan/16/1965) | | En route to Tokyo during a violent storm, a cargo plane crash lands in the ocean and four passengers miraculously escape from death. They drift on a safety raft and enter a spaceship that is used to analyze and study alien civilizations. The four people avoid a mutated and growing microbe, except one, and finally try to communicate with the distant alien race owing to a computer. After being disinfected and studied, they're released. By chance, a plane rescue them. On board, they see the spaceship which goes back to its home place and self-destroys in the atmosphere. | | Guest Stars: Peter Mark Richman as Jefferson Rome, Ron Hayes (1) as pilot Coberly, Peggy Ann Garner as Amanda Frank, William Stevens (6) as Dexter, William Boyett as co-pilot Beeman, Richard Tretter as Radio Engineer | Director: Felix Feist
Story: Sam Neuman | Teleplay: Seeleg Lester | | | |
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