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Season 1 | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - Walking Distance (Oct/30/1959) | | Martin Sloane returns to his hometown where he discovers nothing has changed there since he was a child. | | Guest Stars: Gig Young as Martin Sloan, | Co-Guest Stars: Frank Overton as Martin's Father, Irene Tedrow as Mrs. Sloan, Michael Montgomery as Martin as a child, Ron Howard (1) as Wilcox Boy (as Ronnie Howard), Byron Foulger as Charlie, Sheridan Comerate as The Gas Station Attendant, Joseph Corey (1) as The 1959 Counterman, Buzz Martin as The Teenager, Nan Peterson as The Woman in the Park, Pat O'malley as Mr. Wilson | Director: Robert Stevens (6)
Writer: Rod Serling | | | |
| 6 :01x06 - Escape Clause (Nov/06/1959) | | A pact with the devil for immortality soon grows old when he discovers that he no longer gets a kick out of life. | | Guest Stars: Paul E. Burns (1) as Janitor, George Baxter as Judge Cummings, Nesdon Booth as The Prison Guard, Joe Flynn (3) as Steve, Dick Wilson (2) as Jack, Wendell Holmes as Mr. Cooper, Virginia Christine as Ethel Bedeker, Thomas Gomez as Mr. Cadwallader, David Wayne as Walter Bedeker, Allan Lurie as Guard, Raymond Bailey as The Doctor | Director: Mitchell Leisen
Writer: Rod Serling | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 10 :01x10 - Judgment Night (Dec/04/1959) | | Carl Lanser tries to convince those aboard a wartime freighter that the ship will be sunk by a Nazi submarine at exactly 1:15a.m., but no one will believe him. | | Guest Stars: Debbie Joyce as Little Girl, James Franciscus as Lieutenant Mueller, Barry Bernard as Mr. McCloud, Donald Journeaux as Second Steward, Richard Peel as First Steward, Hugh Sanders as Jerry Potter, Kendrick Huxham as The Bartender, Patrick Macnee as First Officer, Nehemiah Persoff as Lanser, Ben Wright as Captain Wilbur, Deirdre Owne as Miss Stanley, Leslie Bradley as Major Devereaux | Director: John Brahm
Writer: Rod Serling | | | | | | |
| 12 :01x12 - What You Need (Dec/25/1959) | | A down-and-out man tries to turn an old man's psychic ability of knowing exactly what each person needs the most, into a get-rich-quick scheme. | | Guest Stars: Mark Sunday as Photographer, Frank Allocca as Waiter, Norman Sturgis as Hotel Clerk, Fred Kruger as Man on the Street, Judy Ellis as Woman on the Street, William Edmonson as Bartender, Arlene Martel as Girl in bar, Ernest Truex as Pedott, Steve Cochran as Fred Renard, Read Morgan as Lefty | Director: Alvin Ganzer
Writer: Rod Serling
Story: C.L. Moore, Henry Kuttner | | | |
| 13 :01x13 - The Four of Us are Dying (Jan/01/1960) | | Arch Hammer's ability to change his face to look exactly like someone else's, finds him depending on it now just to live. | | Guest Stars: Harry Townes as Arch Hammer, Phillip Pine as Hammer as Virgil Sterig, Ross Martin (1) as Hammer as Johnny Foster, Don Gordon as Hammer as Andy Marshak, | Co-Guest Stars: Harry Jackson as Trumpet Player, Bernard Fein as Penell, Peter Brocco as Pop Marshak, Beverly Garland as Maggie, Milton Frome as Detective, | Uncredited: Sam Rawlins as Ramon, Pat Comiskey as Man Two, Bob Hopkins (2) as Man in Bar | Director: John Brahm
Story: George Clayton Johnson (1) | Teleplay: Rod Serling | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 17 :01x17 - The Fever (Jan/29/1960) | | A man fanatically opposed to gambling, battles a Las Vegas slot machine which seems to have a will of its own. | | Guest Stars: Jeffrey Sayre as Croupier, Carole Kent (1) as Jackpot Winner, Arthur Peterson as Sheriff, Marc Towers as Cashier, Lee Sands as Floor Manager, William Kendis as Mr. Henson, Lee Millar (1) as Photographer, Art Lewis as Drunk, Vivi Janiss as Flora Gibbs, Everett Sloane as Franklin Gibbs | Director: Robert Florey
Writer: Rod Serling | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 22 :01x22 - The Monsters are Due on Maple Street (Mar/04/1960) | | An unexplainable power failure causes paranoid suburban residents to suspect one another of being visitors from outer space. | | Guest Stars: Leah Waggner as Mrs. Goodman, Joan Sudlow as Old Woman, Ben Erway as Pete Van Horn, Lyn Guild as Charlie's Wife, Sheldon Allman as First Alien, William Walsh (3) as Second Alien, Jason Johnson as Old Man, Mary Gregory as Sally, Burt Metcalfe as Don, Claude Akins as Steve Brand, Jack Weston as Charlie, Barry Atwater as Mr. Goodman, Amzie Strickland as Woman, Anne Barton as Mrs. Brand, Jan Handzlik as Tommy | Director: Ron Winston
Writer: Rod Serling | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 33 :01x33 - Mr. Bevis (Jun/03/1960) | After a carefree man loses his job, his car and his home in the same day, he meets up with his "guardian angel" who tells him they will start the day over again as a success.
| | Guest Stars: Timmy Cletro as Little Boy, Coleen O'Sullivan (1) as Michelle, House Peters, Jr. as Second Policeman, Vito Scotti as Tony, Dorothy Neumann as Miss Chetfield, Florence MacMichael as Margaret, William Schallert as First Policeman, Horace McMahon as Bartender, Charles Lane (1) as Mr. Peckinpaugh, Henry Jones (1) as J. Hardy Hempstead, Orson Bean as James B.W. Bevis | Director: William Asher
Writer: Rod Serling | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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