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Season 4 | | | |
| 104 :04x02 - The Thirty-Fathom Grave (Jan/10/1963) | | A submarine sunk 20 years earlier is apparently emitting sounds which haunt a man who believes he is responsible for its sinking. | | Guest Stars: Louie Elias as Sailor #2, Henry Scott as Jr. O.O.D., Forrest Compton as ASW Officer, Charles Kuenstle as Sonar Operator, Conlan Carter as Ensign Marmer, Derrik Lewis as Helmsman, Anthony D. Call as Lee Helmsman, David Sheiner as Doc, Bill Bixby as O.O.D., Mike Kellin as Chief Bell, John Considine as McClure, Simon Oakland as Captain Beecham | Director: Perry Lafferty
Writer: Rod Serling | | | |
| 105 :04x03 - Valley of the Shadow (Jan/17/1963) | | A reporter must find a way to escape from what he has learned after he wanders into a peaceful village which holds a mystical secret that can create or destroy matter. | | Guest Stars: King Calder as Man #3, Bart Burns as Man #2, Henry Beckman as Man #1, Sandy Kenyon as Gas Attendent, Dabbs Greer as Evans, David Opatoshu as Dorn, Morgan Brittany as Girl, Ed Nelson as Philip Redfield, Natalie Trundy as Ellen Marshall, James Doohan as Father, Pat O'Hara as Man #4, Jacques Aubuchon (1) as Connelly | Director: Perry Lafferty
Writer: Charles Beaumont | | | | | | |
| 107 :04x05 - Mute (Jan/31/1963) | | A group of people have developed a way of communicating by the power of telepathy, including a couple raising their daughter in a world void of speech. | | Guest Stars: Percy Helton as Tom Poulter, Eva Soreny as Frau Maria Werner, Robert Boon as Holger Nielsen, Claudia Bryer (2) as Frau Nielsen, Oscar Beregi, Jr. as Prof. Karl Werner, Frank Overton as Harry Wheeler, Ann Jillian as Ilse Nielson, Irene Dailey as Miss Frank, Barbara Baxley as Cora Wheeler | Director: Stuart Rosenberg
Writer: Richard Matheson (1) | | | | | | | | | |
| 110 :04x08 - Miniature (Feb/21/1963) | | A shy bachelor becomes obsessed with a tiny, beautiful doll he sees in a museum exhibit, insisting that she is alive. | | Guest Stars: Nina Roman as The Maid, Richard Angarola as The Suitor, Barney Phillips as Diemel, Joan Chambers as Harriet, Chet Stratton as The Guide, Claire Griswold as The Doll, John McLiam as Museum Guard, William Windom as Dr. Wallman, Pert Kelton as Mrs. Parkes, Robert Duvall as Charley Parkes, Barbara Barrie as Myrna, Lennie Weinrib as Buddie | Director: Walter Grauman
Writer: Charles Beaumont | | | | | | |
| 112 :04x10 - No Time Like the Past (Mar/07/1963) | | Paul Driscoll believes he can alter history by traveling back in time and changing three particular events, Hiroshima, murdering Hitler and convincing the captain of the Lusitania to change its course. Failing, he decides to live in a simpler time but must not change any events, no matter who may be hurt by this. | | Guest Stars: Patricia Breslin as Abigail Sloan, Dana Andrews (2) as Paul Driscoll, James Yagi as Japanese Police Captain, Tudor Owen as Lusitania Captain, C. Lindsay Workman as Bartender, Malcolm Atterbury as Professor Eliot, Marjorie Bennett as Mrs. Chamberlain, Robert Cornthwaite as Hanford, John Zaremba as Horn Player, Robert F. Simon (3) as Harvey | Director: Justus Addiss
Writer: Rod Serling | | | | | | |
| 114 :04x12 - I Dream of Genie (Mar/21/1963) | | A mild-mannered clerk finds Aladdin's lamp but decides that using his one wish for wealth, power or the girl of his dreams would be a waste of the lamp's power. | | Guest Stars: Robert Ball (2) as Clerk, James Millhollin as Masters, Joyce Jameson as Starlet, Loring Smith as Watson, Mark Miller (1) as Roger, Jack Albertson as Genie, Milton Parsons as P.R. Man, Molly Dodd as May, Patricia Barry (1) as Ann, Bob Hastings as Sam, Howard Morris (1) as George P. Hanley | Director: Robert Gist
Writer: John Furia | | | |
| 115 :04x13 - The New Exhibit (Apr/04/1963) | | After a wax museum decides to discard the likenesses of their famous murderers, their custodian retrieves them and stores them in his own basement. | | Guest Stars: Billy Beck (1) as Hare, Phil Chambers (3) as Gas Man, Leonard Bremen as Van Man, Eddie Barth (1) as Sailor, Marcel Hillaire as Guide, Craig Curtis as 2nd Sailor, Bob Mitchell (1) as Albert W. Hicks, David Bond (1) as Jack the Ripper, Robert L. McCord as Burke, Martin Balsam as Martin Lombard Senescu, Will Kuluva as Mr. Ferguson, Margaret Field as Emma Senescu, William Mims as Dave, Milton Parsons as Henri Desire Landru | Director: John Brahm
Writer: Jerry Sohl | | | | | | | | | |
| 118 :04x16 - On Thursday We Leave For Home (May/02/1963) | | The leader of an expedition on an asteroid tries to convince the others that Earth is not worth returning to. | | Guest Stars: Mercedes Shirley as Joan, Paul Langton as George, Jo Helton as Julie, Anthony Benson as Colonist, John Ward as Colonist, Danny Kulick as Jo Jo, Russ Bender as Hank, Madge Kennedy (1) as Colonist, Shirley O'Hara as Colonist, James Whitmore as William Benteen, Tim O'Connor as Col. Sloane, James Broderick as Al, Lew Gallo as Lt. Engle | Director: Buzz Kulik
Writer: Rod Serling | | | | | | |
| 120 :04x18 - The Bard (May/23/1963) | | A TV writer conjures up the spirit of William Shakespeare to act as his co-writer but end up in a struggle with network heads over what makes "great TV." | | Guest Stars: Marge Redmond as Secretary, Clegg Hoyt as Bus Driver, Doro Merande as Sadie, Henry Lascoe as Mr. Hugo, John McGiver as Shannon, Burt Reynolds as Rocky Rhodes, John Williams (1) as William Shakespeare, Jack Weston as Julius Moomer, Judy Strangis as Cora, Howard McNear as Bramhoff, William Lanteau as Dolan | Director: David Butler (2)
Writer: Rod Serling | | | |
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