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Season 1 | | | | | | | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - Sorry, Wrong Number (Nov/04/1954) | | An invalid woman who's only contact with the outside world is her telephone overhears, because of a crossed wire, a murder plot. She then gradually comes to realize that the intended victim happens to be herself. | | Guest Stars: Henry Blair as guest star, Robert Williams (7) as guest star, Eve McVeagh as guest star, Paula Winslowe as guest star, Clayton Post as guest star, Joe Forte as guest star, Charlotte Lawrence as guest star, Barbara Slate as guest star, Don Brodie as guest star, Dennis King (1) as guest star, Ralph Peters as guest star, Don Megowan as guest star, Paul Picerni as guest star, Lillian Bronson as guest star, Paul Guilfoyle (2) as guest star, Nestor Paiva as guest star, Shelley Winters as Leona Stevenson | Director: Allen Reisner
Writer: Lucille Fletcher | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 8 :01x08 - Epitaph for a Spy (Dec/09/1954) | | On holiday in France, an Iron Curtain refugee is used as a dupe by a pair of French traitors. Military intelligence then recruits the refugee to turn the tables on the baddies. | | Guest Stars: Nicholas Joy as guest star, Hilda Plowright as guest star, Maurice Marsac (1) as guest star, Robert F. Simon (3) as guest star, Ivan Triesault as guest star, Sheila Bromley as guest star, David O'Brien as guest star, Marjorie Lord as guest star, Melville Cooper as guest star, Edward G. Robinson (1) as Josef Vadassy | Director: Allen Reisner
Writer: Donald S. Sanford, David Friedkin
Story: Eric Ambler | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 14 :01x14 - The Leaf Out of the Book (Feb/03/1955) | | A career woman soon has cause to regret giving the daughter of an old friend a job. | | Guest Stars: Ron Brogan as guest star, George Sherwood as guest star, Linda Williams as guest star, Tom Powers as guest star, Louis Jean Heydt as guest star, Hugh Beaumont as guest star, George Brent as guest star, Sylvia Sidney as guest star, Diana Lynn as guest star, Tony Michaels as guest star | Director: Allen Reisner
Writer: David Friedkin, Morton Fine
Story: Margaret Cousins | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 18 :01x18 - The Great Impersonation (Mar/10/1955) | | Espionage drama set in East Africa of 1914 right after the onset of World War I. | | Guest Stars: Leonard Carey as guest star, Justice Watson as guest star, Anthony Eustrel as guest star, Milton Parsons as guest star, Lilliam Kemble Cooper as guest star, Lumsden Hare as guest star, Steven Geray as guest star, Paul Cavanagh (1) as guest star, Zsa Zsa Gabor as Princess Stephanie, Maureen O'Sullivan as Lady Dominey, Michael Rennie as Lord Edward Dominey/Major General Von Raggenstein | Director: Allen Reisner
Writer: William Kozlenko | | | | | | |
| 20 :01x20 - The Champion (Mar/31/1955) | | Flashbacks show the rise of a boxer from the Chicago slums to a world championship at the expense of his friends and associates. | | Guest Stars: Stephen Roberts as guest star, Richard Monda as guest star, Tommy Garland as guest star, John Craven (1) as guest star, Charlotte Knight as guest star, Lewis Charles as Lou Hirsch, Peggy Maley as Grace Knight, Tommy Cook as Connie Haley, Wally Brown (1) as Tommy Haley, Wallace Ford as Bunco Kelly, Ray Collins as Jerome Hatch, Geraldine Brooks as Emma Hatch, Rory Calhoun as Midge Kelly | Director: Allen Reisner
Writer: Rod Serling
Story: Ring Lardner | | | |
| 21 :01x21 - Private Worlds (Apr/07/1955) | | Drama about a female psychiatrist and her work at a mental institution. | | Guest Stars: Eve March as Carrie, Glen Vernon as Glenn, Mike Ross as Jerry, Peter Camlin as Attar, Ann Seaton as Nurse, William Tannen as McLean, Katherine Warren as Matron, Warren Stevens as Dr. Alec McGregor, Marilyn Erskine as Sally McGregor, Marguerite Chapman as Myra Saunders, Lorne Greene as Dr. Charles Saunders, Claudette Colbert as Dr. Jane Everest | Director: John Frankenheimer
Writer: Mel Dinelli | | | |
| 22 :01x22 - Flight 951 (Apr/21/1955) | | A disgraced doctor, who's now a businessman, is forced to return to his prior profession due to an emergency on board an airplane. | | Guest Stars: Tom Avera as guest star, Peter Camlin as guest star, Booth Colman as guest star, Roger Etienne as guest star, Randy Cramer as guest star, James M. Jones as guest star, Mary Lawrence (1) as guest star, Robert H. Harris (5) as guest star, Kenneth Tobey as Captain Coleridge, Paul Douglas (1) as Dr. Merle Gardner, Barbara Britton as Duana Clarke, Cathy O'Donnell as Mona Herbert, Irene Hervey as Nancy Blount, John Emery (2) as Abel Dennis, Lili Darvas as Ingrid Lorne | Director: Allen Reisner
Writer: Milton Geiger | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 26 :01x26 - A Farewell to Arms (May/26/1955) | | During the Italian theater of World War I, an American ambulance driver falls in love with a British nurse. | | Guest Stars: Veronika Pataky as guest star, Tony De Mario as guest star, Gil Frye as guest star, Peter S. Davis (1) as guest star, Angie De Panza as guest star, Robert Canto as guest star, Jerry Lazarre as guest star, John Mylong as guest star, Michael Vallon as guest star, Katherine Warren as guest star, Betty Caulfield as guest star, Martin E. Brooks as guest star, Guy Madison as guest star, Diana Lynn as Catherine Barkley, Nicky Blair as unknown | Director: Allen Reisner
Writer: Gore Vidal
Story: Ernest Hemingway | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 32 :01x32 - The Escape of Mendes-France (Jul/14/1955) | | Dramatization about future French Premier Pierre Mendes-France's escape from his Vichy government captors duriing World War II. | | Guest Stars: Jan Arvan as guest star, Jean Del Val as guest star, Peter Norman as guest star, Alphonse Martell as guest star, Walter Cronkite as Narrator, Rick Vallin as guest star, Jerry Lazarre as guest star, Werner Klemperer as guest star, Kurt Katch as guest star, Maurice Marsac (1) as guest star, Eva Raif as guest star, Louis Jourdan as Pierre Mendes-France | Director: Allen Reisner
Writer: Whitfield Cook | | | | | | |
| 34 :01x34 - Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (Jul/28/1955) | | Dramatization of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic horror tale about kindly Dr. Henry Jekyll's experiments into the dual nature of man which transform him into the nefarious Edward Hyde. | | Guest Stars: Barbara Morrison as guest star, Diane Doxee as guest star, Harry Fields as guest star, Keith McConnell as guest star, Gil Stuart as guest star, Karen Scott as guest star, John Hoyt as guest star, Mary Sinclair as Girl, Cedric Hardwicke as Utterson, Lowell Gilmore as Dr. Lanyon, Michael Rennie as Dr. Henry Jekyll/Mr. Hyde | Director: Allen Reisner
Story: Robert Louis Stevenson (6) | Teleplay: Gore Vidal | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 38 :01x38 - Deal a Blow (Aug/25/1955) | | After his son gets into a heated dispute with a movie theater manager, a domineering father doesn't give the boy a chance to explain his version of events. | | Guest Stars: William Hughes (3) as Doorman, Gil Frye as Police Clerk, Steve Terrell as Lynn Spears, Byron Foulger as Man in Theater, Jeffrey Silver as Jerry, Edward Arnold as Lt. Shipley, Phyllis Thaxter as Helen Ditmar, Whit Bissell as Grubbs, James MacArthur as Hal Ditmar, MacDonald Carey as Tom Ditmar | Director: John Frankenheimer
Writer: Robert Dozier | | | |
Season 2 | | | |
| 40 :02x02 - Public Pigeon #1 (Sep/08/1955) | | After being cheated by stock swindlers, a cafeteria worker winds up in jail but the crooks have to bust him out of the joint in order to recover the loot which was stashed in his safety deposit box. | | Guest Stars: Leonard Bremen as guest star, John Connors as guest star, Mari Blanchard (1) as guest star, Ralph Sanford as guest star, Jan Arvan as guest star, Dick Ryan as guest star, Ray Kellogg as guest star, Frank Wilcox as guest star, Jimmy Cross (1) as guest star, Vici Raaf as guest star, Brad Dexter as guest star, Ann Rutherford as Edith Enders, Red Skelton as Rusty Morgan | Director: Seymour Berns
Writer: Devery Freeman | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 52 :02x14 - The Day They Gave the Babies Away (Dec/22/1955) | | On Christmas Eve in 1860 Wisconsin, a 12 year old boy finds a way to provide homes for his five younger brothers and sisters after the death of their parents. | | Guest Stars: Lenore Kingston as guest star, Gail Bonney as guest star, Ralph Sanford as guest star, Louise Lewis as guest star, Tiger Fafara as guest star, Robert Bice as guest star, Mary Treen as guest star, Milton Parsons as guest star, Nolan Leary as guest star, Terry Burnham as guest star, Jean Chandler as guest star, Brandon de Wilde as Robbie Funson, Barbara Hale as Mamie Funson, Leif Erickson as guest star, Joan V. Evans as Narrator, Stephen Wootton as guest star, Bobby Clark (4) as guest star, Mimi Gibson as guest star, Lizz Slifer as guest star | Director: Allen Reisner
Writer: Katherine Eunson, Dale Eunson | | | |
| 53 :02x15 - Bailout at 43,000 Feet (Dec/29/1955) | | Three servicemen react differently while preparing to test the ejector seat of a jet bomber. | | Guest Stars: William Hughes (3) as guest star, Gil Frye as guest star, Don Donaldson as guest star, Charles Davis (1) as guest star, Harvey Grant as guest star, John Gallaudet as guest star, Bart Burns as guest star, Lee Marvin as Captain Cavallero, Nancy Reagan as Carol Peterson, Richard Boone as Colonel Hughes, Charlton Heston as Lt. Paul Peterson | Director: John Frankenheimer
Writer: Paul Monash | | | | | | |
| 55 :02x17 - The Hanging Judge (Jan/12/1956) | | A notoriously rigid British judge stands trial for a murder which he did not commit and places his trust in the infallibility of British law. | | Guest Stars: Alex Frazer as guest star, Queenie Leonard as guest star, Thomas P. Dillon as guest star, Lumsden Hare as guest star, Reginald Denny as guest star, Alan Marshal (1) as guest star, Hurd Hatfield as Ted, John Carradine as Colonel Archer, John Williams (1) as Sir Keith Nottingham, Cedric Hardwicke as Sir Francis Brittain, Raymond Massey as Sir George Sidney | Director: John Frankenheimer
Writer: Whitfield Cook
Story: Raymond Massey | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 61 :02x23 - The Louella Parsons Story (Mar/08/1956) | | Dramatization about the life of famed Hollywood gossip columnist Louella Parsons. | | Guest Stars: Ann Seaton as guest star, Mary Grey as guest star, Harriet Brest as guest star, Jeri Lou James as guest star, Marilee Phelps as guest star, Helen Winston as guest star, Tyler McVey as guest star, Nestor Paiva as guest star, Teresa Wright as Louella Parsons, William Talman as guest star, Whit Bissell as guest star, William Roerick as guest star, Addison Richards as guest star | Director: John Frankenheimer
Writer: Whitfield Cook
Story: Louella Parsons | | | |
| 62 :02x24 - Pale Horse, Pale Rider (Mar/22/1956) | | A young woman fears that her recurring dream is a foretelling of a real tragedy. Things come to a head when she falls for a soldier about to be shipped overseas. | | Guest Stars: Robin Morse (2) as guest star, Dick Elliott as guest star, Byron Foulger as guest star, Charles Davis (1) as guest star, Ralph Dumke as guest star, Lili Darvas as guest star, Ann Rutherford as Mary Townsend, John Forsythe as Adam Barclay, Dorothy McGuire as Miranda | Director: John Frankenheimer
Writer: F. W. Durkee, Jr.
Story: Katherine Ann Porter | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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