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Season 3
66 :03x01 - Two (Sep/15/1961)
The lone survivors of a nuclear war just happen to be a man and a woman from opposing sides.
Guest Stars: Elizabeth Montgomery (1) as Woman, Charles Bronson as Man, | Uncredited: Sharon Lucas as Stunt Double
Director: Montgomery Pittman
Writer: Montgomery Pittman
 
67 :03x02 - The Arrival (Sep/22/1961)
An airplane arrives totally empty of passengers and crew. The investigating officer determines that the plane is a collective figment of their imagination and takes extreme measures to prove so.
Guest Stars: Harold Stone as Grant Sheckly, | Co-Guest Stars: Fredd Wayne as Paul Malloy, Noah Keen as Bengston, Robert Karnes as Mr. Robbins, Bing Russell as George Cousins, Jim Boles as Dispatcher, | Uncredited: Robert Brubaker as Tower Operator
Director: Boris Sagal
Writer: Rod Serling
 
68 :03x03 - The Shelter (Sep/29/1961)
A news report turns a group of party goers into an angry mob when the host refuses to make room in his bomb shelter for his friends.
Co-Guest Stars: Larry Gates as Dr. William Stockton, Joseph Bernard as Marty Weiss, Jack Albertson as Jerry Harlowe, Peggy Stewart as Grace Stockton, Sandy Kenyon as Frank Henderson, Michael Burns (1) as Paul Stockton, Jo Helton as Martha Harlowe, Moria Turner as Mrs. Weiss, Mary Gregory as Frank's Wife, John McLiam as Neighbor
Director: Lamont Johnson (2)
Writer: Rod Serling
 
69 :03x04 - The Passersby (Oct/06/1961)
A wounded Civil War soldier realizes the people around him are not just walking down a road away from battle, but toward their final reward.
Guest Stars: James Gregory (1) as The Sergeant, Joanne Linville as Lavinia Godwin, | Co-Guest Stars: Rex Holman as Charlie, David Garcia as Lieutenant, Warren J. Kemmerling as Jud Godwin, Austin Green as Abraham Lincoln
Director: Elliot Silverstein
Writer: Rod Serling
 
70 :03x05 - A Game of Pool (Oct/13/1961)
A legendary pool player is summoned by an eager young hustler, determined to make himself famous.
Guest Stars: Jack Klugman as Jesse Cardiff, Jonathan Winters as James Howard "Fats" Brown
Director: Buzz Kulik
Writer: George Clayton Johnson (1)
 
71 :03x06 - The Mirror (Oct/20/1961)
A mirror residing in the office for the president of a revolutionary country shows the images of his assassins.
Guest Stars: Peter Falk as Ramos Clemente, Will Kuluva as General DeCruz, | Co-Guest Stars: Antony Carbone as Cristo, Arthur Batanides as Tabal, Rodolfo Hoyos, Jr. as Garcia (as Rodolfo Hoyos), Vladimir Sokoloff as Father Tomas, Richard Karlan as D'Allesandro, | Uncredited: James Turley as Offstage Voice, Val Ruffino as Guard, Dave Armstrong (2) as Stunt Double, Robert L. McCord as Offstage Voice
Director: Don Medford
Writer: Rod Serling
 
72 :03x07 - The Grave (Oct/27/1961)
A Western outlaw's final warning that he'd reach out and kill the hired gunman who hunted him becomes a challenge to the gunman's courage.
Guest Stars: Lee Marvin as Conny Miller, James Best as Johnny Rob, | Co-Guest Stars: Strother Martin as Mothershed, Elen Willard as Ione Sykes, Lee Van Cleef as Steinhart, William Challee as Jasen, Stafford Repp as Ira Broadly, Larry Johns as Townsman, Dick Geary (1) as Pinto Sykes (as Richard Geary)
Director: Montgomery Pittman
Writer: Montgomery Pittman
 
73 :03x08 - It's a Good Life (Nov/03/1961)
A town fears a six-year-old boy who possesses the power to change things with a thought inside his mind.
Guest Stars: John Larch as Mr. Fremont, Cloris Leachman as Agnes Fremont, Don Keefer as Dan Hollis, Bill Mumy as Anthony Fremont, Max Showalter as Pat Riley (as Casey Adams), Alice Frost as Aunt Amy, Jeanne Bates as Ethel Hollis, Lenore Kingston as Old Woman, Tom Hatcher as Bill Soames
Director: James Sheldon
Story: Jerome Bixby | Teleplay: Rod Serling
 
74 :03x09 - Deaths-Head Revisited (Nov/10/1961)
A former Nazi officer from the Dachau concentration camp is put on trial by the ghosts of his tortured victims.
Guest Stars: Joseph Schildkraut as Becker, Oscar Beregi, Jr. as Captain Lutze (as Oscar Beregi), | Co-Guest Stars: Kaaren Verne as Innkeeper (as Karen Verne), Robert Boon as Taxi Driver, Ben Wright as Doctor, | Uncredited: Chuck Fox as Dachau Victim
Director: Don Medford
Writer: Rod Serling
 
75 :03x10 - The Midnight Sun (Nov/17/1961)
The Earth grows warmer each day after falling out of its orbit and is drawn closer to the Sun.
Guest Stars: Lois Nettleton as Norma, Betty Garde as Mrs. Bronson, | Co-Guest Stars: Tom Reese as Intruder, Jason Wingreen as Mr. Shuster, June Ellis as Mrs. Shuster, William Keene (6) as Doctor, | Uncredited: Robert J. Stevenson (4) as Announcer
Director: Anton Leader
Writer: Rod Serling
 
76 :03x11 - Still Valley (Nov/24/1961)
A Confederate scout takes possession of a magical book that can freeze his opposition in place.
Guest Stars: Gary Merrill as Sergeant Joseph Paradine, | Co-Guest Stars: Vaughn Taylor as The Old Man/Teague, Mark Tapscott as The Lieutenant, Jack Mann (1) as Mallory, Ben Cooper as Mr. Dauger, | Uncredited: Addison Myers as The Sentry
Director: James Sheldon
Story: Manly Wade Wellman | Teleplay: Rod Serling
 
77 :03x12 - The Jungle (Dec/01/1961)
A man feels hunted in the streets of Manhattan by jungle beasts after being threatened with death by an African native for violating tribal land.
Guest Stars: John Dehner as Alan Richards, | Co-Guest Stars: Walter Brooke as Chad Cooper, Jay Adler as Vagrant, Emily McLaughlin as Doris Richards, Hugh Sanders as Mr. Templeton, Howard Wright as Mr. Hardy, Donald Foster (1) as Mr. Sinclair, Jay Overholts as Taxi Driver
Director: William F. Claxton
Story: Charles Beaumont | Teleplay: Charles Beaumont
 
78 :03x13 - Once Upon a Time (Dec/15/1961)
A janitor from the 19th century is transported 70 years into the future after trying on his bosses' time machine helmet.
Guest Stars: Buster Keaton as Woodrow Mulligan, | Co-Guest Stars: Stanley Adams as Rollo, James Flavin as First 1962 Policeman, Gil Lamb as Officer Flannagan, Jesse White as Repairman, | Uncredited: Milton Parsons as Professor Gilbert, Warren Parker as Clothing Store Manager, Harry Fleer as Second 1962 Policeman, George E. Stone (3) as Fenwick
Directors: Leslie Goodwins (1), Norman Z. McLeod (1)
Writer: Richard Matheson (1)
 
79 :03x14 - Five Characters in Search of an Exit (Dec/22/1961)
A ballet dancer, a major, a clown, tramp and a bagpipe player find themselves trapped in an enclosed cylinder with no recollection of how they got there or how to escape.
Co-Guest Stars: Susan Harrison (1) as The Ballerina, William Windom as The Major (as Bill Windom), Murray Matheson as The Clown, Kelton Garwood as The Tramp, Clark Allen as The Bagpipe Player, Carol Hill (1) as Woman, Mona Houghton as Little Girl
Director: Lamont Johnson (2)
Writer: Rod Serling
Story: Marvin Petal
 
80 :03x15 - A Quality of Mercy (Dec/29/1961)
During World War II, a young gung ho American Lieutenant sets his sights on defeating a sickly, injured group of Japanese soldiers held up in a cave. Suddenly, the Lieutenant finds himself as a young Japanese soldier ordered to massacre a group of Americans, stuck in the same situation.
Guest Stars: Dean Stockwell as Lt. Katell/Lt. Yamuri, Albert Salmi as Sgt. Causarano, | Co-Guest Stars: Rayford Barnes as Andrew J. Watkins, Ralph Votrian as Hanacheck, Leonard Nimoy as Hansen, Dale Ishimoto as Sergeant Yamazaki, Jerry Fujikawa as Japanese Captain (as J.H. Fujikawa), | Uncredited: Michael Pataki as Jeep Driver
Director: Buzz Kulik
Story: Sam Rolfe | Teleplay: Rod Serling
 
81 :03x16 - Nothing in the Dark (Jan/05/1962)
An old woman is the last remaining occupant at a condemned building, fearing she will meet "Mr. Death" if she exits.
Co-Guest Stars: Gladys Cooper as Wanda Dunn, Robert Redford as Harold Beldon, R. G. Armstrong as Contractor
Director: Lamont Johnson (2)
Writer: George Clayton Johnson (1)
 
82 :03x17 - One More Pallbearer (Jan/12/1962)
Three people are involved in an elaborate hoax to get them to apologize to a wealthy man whom they had all humiliated once during their lifetime.
Guest Stars: Joseph Wiseman as Paul Radin, | Co-Guest Stars: Katherine Squire as Mrs. Langsford, Trevor Bardette as Colonel Hawthorne, Gage Clarke as Mr. Hughes, | Uncredited: Robert Snyder as Second Electrician, Josip Elic as First Electrician, Ray Galvin as Policeman
Director: Lamont Johnson (2)
Writer: Rod Serling
 
83 :03x18 - Dead Man's Shoes (Jan/19/1962)
After stealing a pair of shoes from a murdered gangster, a down and out man finds himself following in the dead mans footsteps.
Guest Stars: Warren Stevens as Nate Bledsoe, | Co-Guest Stars: Richard Devon (1) as Bernie Dagget, Joan Marshall as Wilma, Ben Wright as Chips, Harry Swoger as Sam, Ron Hagerthy as Ben, Florence Marly as Dagget's Woman (as Florence Marley), Joseph Mell as Jimmy (as Joseph Mell), | Uncredited: Eugene Borden as Maitre D', Susie Garrett as Pianist
Director: Montgomery Pittman
Writer: Charles Beaumont, OCee Ritch
 
84 :03x19 - The Hunt (Jan/26/1962)
An old man and his dog are drowned while coon huntin' and must confront a gatekeeper who seems to be St. Peter at Heaven's door.
Guest Stars: Arthur Hunnicutt as Hyder Simpson, Jeanette Nolan as Rachel Simpson, | Co-Guest Stars: Charles Seel as Rev. Wood, Titus Moede as Wesley Miller, Robert Foulk (3) as Gatekeeper (as Robert Faulk), Dexter DuPont as Messenger, Orville Sherman as Tillman Miller
Director: Harold Schuster
Writer: Earl Hamner, Jr.
 
85 :03x20 - Showdown with Rance McGrew (Feb/02/1962)
Jesse James' spirit returns to challenge an insufferable cowboy star for his shabby film treatment of villain characters.
Guest Stars: Larry Blyden as Rance McGrew, | Co-Guest Stars: Arch Johnson as Jesse James, Robert Cornthwaite as Director, Robert J. Stevenson (4) as Bartender, Bill McLean as Prop Man (as William McLean), Troy Melton as Cowboy, Jay Overholts as Cowboy # 2, Hal K. Dawson as Old Man, Bob Kline (2) as TV Jesse James, James Turley as Stuntman (as Jim Turley)
Director: Christian Nyby
Writer: Rod Serling
Story: Frederick Louis Fox (1)
 
86 :03x21 - Kick the Can (Feb/09/1962)
The spirit of an old children's game helps a group of elderly citizens recapture their youth.
Guest Stars: Ernest Truex as Charles Whitley, Russell Collins as Ben Conroy, John Marley as Mr. Cox, Hank Patterson as Second Old Man, Earle Hodgins as First Old Man, Marjorie Bennett as First Old Lady, Lenore Shanewise as Second Old Lady, Anne O'Neal as Third Old Lady, Burt Mustin as Third Old Man, | Uncredited: Marc Stevens as Second Boy, Gregory McCabe as First Boy, Eve McVeagh as Night Nurse, Barry Truex as Charle's Son
Director: Lamont Johnson (2)
Writer: George Clayton Johnson (1)
 
87 :03x22 - A Piano in the House (Feb/16/1962)
An old player-piano helps reveal the listeners' hidden character.
Guest Stars: Barry Morse as Fitzgerald Fortune, Joan Hackett as Esther Fortune, | Co-Guest Stars: Don Durant as Greg, Muriel Landers as Marge Moore, Philip Coolidge as Throckmorton, Cyril Delevanti as Marvin the Butler
Director: David Greene (5)
Writer: Earl Hamner, Jr.
 
88 :03x23 - The Last Rites of Jeff Myrtlebank (Feb/23/1962)
A young man is suspected of being evil after awakening during his own funeral.
Guest Stars: James Best as Jeff Myrtlebank, Sherry Jackson (1) as Comfort Gatewood, Edgar Buchanan as Doc Bolton, | Co-Guest Stars: Lance Fuller as Orgram Gatewood, Dub Taylor as Mr. Peters, Ralph Moody as Pa Myrtlebank, Jon Lormer as Mr. Strauss, Ezelle Poule as Ma Myrtlebank, James Houghton as Jerry, Helen Wallace as Ma Gatewood, William Fawcett as Rev. Siddons, Mabel Forrest as Mrs. Ferguson, Vickie Barnes as Liz Myrtlebank, Pat Hector as Tom
Director: Montgomery Pittman
Writer: Montgomery Pittman
 
89 :03x24 - To Serve Man (Mar/02/1962)
Friendly aliens have shown mankind how to end war, famine and plague, now are invited to visit their planet.
Guest Stars: Lloyd Bochner as Michael Chambers, Susan Cummings as Penny, | Co-Guest Stars: Richard Kiel as Kanamit, Hardie Albright as Secretary General, Theodore Marcuse as Mr. Gregori, Bartlett Robinson as First Colonel, Carlton Young (1) as Second Colonel, Nelson Olmsted as The Scientist, Robert Tafur as Senor Valdes, Lomax Study as Dr. Dennis Leveque, Jerry Fujikawa as Japanese Delegate (as J. H. Fujikawa), | Uncredited: Will J. White (3) as First Reporter, Joseph Ruskin as Kanamit, Jeanne Evans as Second Woman in Line, Adrienne Marden as First Woman in Line, Gene Benton as Second Reporter, Charles Tannen as First Man in Line, James Wellman as Second Man in Line
Director: Richard L. Bare
Story: Damon Knight | Teleplay: Rod Serling
 
90 :03x25 - The Fugitive (Mar/09/1962)
An old man with the magical ability to change his appearance befriends a crippled young girl.
Guest Stars: Susan Gordon as Jenny, J. Pat O'Malley as Old Ben, | Co-Guest Stars: Nancy Kulp as Mrs. Gann, Wesley Lau as First Pursuer, Paul Tripp as Second Pursuer, Russ Bender as Doctor, Stephen Talbot as Howie Gutliff, Johnny Eiman as Pitcher
Director: Richard L. Bare
Writer: Charles Beaumont
 
91 :03x26 - Little Girl Lost (Mar/16/1962)
Cries in the night have a couple searching for their six year old child who has slipped through a door into another dimension.
Guest Stars: Sarah Marshall as Ruth Miller, Robert Sampson (1) as Chris Miller, Charles Aidman as Bill, | Uncredited: Tracy Stratford as Tina, Rhoda Williams as Tina's Voice
Director: Paul Stewart
Writer: Richard Matheson (1)
 
92 :03x27 - Person or Persons Unknown (Mar/23/1962)
A man is suddenly unknown by all, even his own mother.
Guest Stars: Richard Long as David Andrew Gurney, Frank Silvera as Dr. Koslenko, Shirley Ballard as Wilma #1, | Co-Guest Stars: Julie Van Zandt as Wilma #2, Betty Harford as Clerk, Edmund Glover as Sam Baker (as Ed Glover), Michael Keep as Policeman, Joe Higgins as Bank Guard / Jim, John Newton as Cooper
Director: John Brahm
Writer: Charles Beaumont
 
93 :03x28 - The Little People (Mar/30/1962)
A spaceman finds tiny inhabitants on a planet and forces them to recognize him as a God.
Guest Stars: Joe Maross as Peter Craig, Claude Akins as William Fletcher, | Co-Guest Stars: Michael Ford (1) as Spaceman #1, Robert Eaton (2) as Spaceman #2
Director: William F. Claxton
Writer: Rod Serling
 
94 :03x29 - Four O'Clock (Apr/06/1962)
A cranky, callous man decides to shrink everyone he believes is evil two feet tall at exactly 4 p.m.
Guest Stars: Theodore Bikel as Oliver Crangle, | Co-Guest Stars: Phyllis Love as Mrs. Lucas, Linden Chiles as Hall, Moyna MacGill as Mrs. Chloe Williams
Director: Lamont Johnson (2)
Story: Price Day | Teleplay: Rod Serling
 
95 :03x30 - Hocus-Pocus and Frisby (Apr/13/1962)
A man known for telling tall tales discovers that no one believes him after being kidnapped by aliens.
Guest Stars: Andy Devine (1) as Somerset Frisby, | Co-Guest Stars: Milton Selzer as Alien #1, Howard McNear as Mitchell, Dabbs Greer as Scanlan, Clem Bevans as Old Man / Pete, | Uncredited: Peter Brocco as Alien #3, Larry Breitman as Alien #2
Director: Lamont Johnson (2)
Story: Frederick Louis Fox (1) | Teleplay: Rod Serling
 
96 :03x31 - The Trade-Ins (Apr/20/1962)
An old couple considers exchanging their pain-racked bodies for a more youthful model, but can only afford one transplant right now.
Guest Stars: Joseph Schildkraut as John Holt, | Co-Guest Stars: Noah Keen as Mr. Vance, Alma Platt as Marie Holt, Theodore Marcuse as Farraday (as Ted Marcuse), Edson Stroll as Young John Holt, Terence de Marney as Gambler #1, Sailor Vincent as Gambler #2, Mary McMahon as Receptionist, David Armstrong (1) as Attendant
Director: Elliot Silverstein
Writer: Rod Serling
 
97 :03x32 - The Gift (Apr/27/1962)
Villagers keep a crashed space traveler in fear of his life.
Guest Stars: Geoffrey Horne as Williams, Nico Minardos as Doctor, | Co-Guest Stars: Cliff Osmond as Manuelo, Edmund Vargas as Pedro, Vladimir Sokoloff as Guitarist, Paul Mazursky as Officer, Henry Corden as Sanchez, Vito Scotti as Rudolpho, | Uncredited: David Fresco as Man #2, Joseph V. Perry as Man #1, Carmen D'Antonio as Woman, Lea Marmer as Woman #2
Director: Allen H. Miner
Writer: Rod Serling
 
98 :03x33 - The Dummy (May/04/1962)
A ventriloquist fears that his dummy is too lifelike when he starts running his life.
Guest Stars: Cliff Robertson as Jerry Etherson, Frank Sutton as Frank, | Co-Guest Stars: George Murdock as Willy, John Harmon (1) as Georgie, Sandra Warner as Noreen, Ralph Manza as Doorkeeper, | Uncredited: Edy Williams as Chorus Girl, Bethelynn Grey as Chorus Girl, Rudy Dolan as M.C.
Director: Abner Biberman
Story: Lee Polk | Teleplay: Rod Serling
 
99 :03x34 - Young Man's Fancy (May/11/1962)
A newlywed longs for the carefree days of his youth and succeeds in making his past reappear, to the abashment of his new bride.
Guest Stars: Phyllis Thaxter as Virginia Walker-Lane, Alex Nicol as Alex Walker, | Co-Guest Stars: Wallace Rooney as Mr. Wilkinson, Helen Brown as Henrietta Walker, Ricky Kelman (1) as Alex (age 10)
Director: John Brahm
Writer: Richard Matheson (1)
 
100 :03x35 - I Sing the Body Electric (May/18/1962)
A widowed father buys a robotic grandmother to care for his three children in which one of them refuses to accept.
Guest Stars: Josephine Hutchinson as Grandma, David White (1) as George Rogers, | Co-Guest Stars: Vaughn Taylor as Salesman, Doris Packer as Nedra, Veronica Cartwright as Anne Rogers (age 11), Dana Dillaway as Karen Rogers (age 10), Susan Crane as Anne Rogers (age 19), Paul Nesbitt as Tom Rogers (age 20), Judee Morton as Karen Rogers (age 18), Charles Herbert as Tom Rogers (age 12)
Directors: William F. Claxton, James Sheldon
Writer: Ray Bradbury
 
101 :03x36 - Cavender is Coming (May/25/1962)
A luckless apprentice angel has one last chance to win his wings, by helping Agnes Grep, an inept and clumsy soul.
Special Guest Stars: Carol Burnett as Agnes Grep, | Guest Stars: Jesse White as Harmen Cavender, | Co-Guest Stars: Howard Smith as Polk, Frank Behrens as Stout, Sandra Gould as Woman, Albert Carrier as Frenchman, Barbara Morrison as Woman, Donna Douglas as Woman #3, Danny Kulick as Child, Jack Younger (1) as Truck Driver, William O'Connell as Field Rep, | Uncredited: Roy N. Sickner as Bus Driver, Norma Shattue as Little Girl, Rory O'Brien as Boy, John Fiedler as Field Rep, Maurice Dallimore as Man, Pitt Herbert as Field Rep, Stan Jones (1) as Field Rep, Adrienne Marden as Woman
Director: Christian Nyby
Writer: Rod Serling
 
102 :03x37 - The Changing of the Guard (Jun/01/1962)
A teacher at a boy's school feels suicidal after being asked to retire.
Guest Stars: Donald Pleasence as Prof. Ellis Fowler, | Co-Guest Stars: Liam Sullivan (1) as Headmaster, Philippa Bevans as Mrs. Landers, Tom Lowell as Artie Beechcroft, Russell Horton as Boy #4, Buddy Hart as Boy #5, Robert Biheller as Graham (as Bob Biheller), Kevin O'Neal as Butler, Jimmy Baird as Boy #1, Kevin Jones (1) as Boy #2, Darryl Richard as Boy #6, James Browning as Boy #7, Pat Close as Boy #8, Dennis Kerlee as Boy #9, | Uncredited: Laird Stuart as Schoolboy
Director: Robert Ellis Miller
Writer: Rod Serling
 
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