Night Gallery

Started by Memphremagog, April 28, 2012, 10:05:19 PM

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Anthony Caranci

Friday morning:

Make Me Laugh
Clean Kills and Other Trophies

Pamela's Voice
Lone Survivor
The Doll

They're Tearing Down Tim Riley's Bar
The Last Laurel

Anthony Caranci

Friday night:

The Boy Who Predicted Earthquakes
Miss Lovecraft Sent Me
The Hand of Borgus Weems
The Phantom of What Opera?

Death in the Family
Class of '99
Satisfaction Guaranteed

Since Aunt Aida Came to Stay
With Apologies - Mr. Hyde
The Flipside of the Devil.   

Anthony Caranci

Saturday:

A fear of Spiders, Junior, Marmalade Wine, and The Academy.
Deliveries in the Rear, Stop Killing Me, Dead Weight.
Midnight Never Ends, Brenda.

Anthony Caranci

Sunday morning:

The Diary, A Matter of Semantics, Big Surprise, Professor Peabody's Last Lecture.
The Phantom Farmhouse, Silent Snow -- Secret Snow. (Orson Welles narration is just brilliant).
A Question of Fear, The Devil is not Mocked.

Anthony Caranci

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Sunday night:

House - with Ghost, A Midnight Visit to the Blood Bank, Dr. Stringfellow's  Rejuvenator, Hells Bells.

The Dark Boy, Keep in Touch - We'll Think of Something.

Pickman's Model, The Dear Departed, An Act of Chivalry. 

Anthony Caranci

Monday morning:

Cool Air, Camera Obscura.

The Messiah on Mott Street, The Painted Mirror.

The Different Ones, Tell David, Lagoda's Heads.

Anthony Caranci

Tuesday morning:

Green Fingers, The Funeral, The Tune in Dan's Café.

Lindeman's Catch, The Late Mr. Peddington, A Feast of Blood.

The Miracle at Camefeo, The Ghost of Sorworth Place.


Anthony Caranci

Wednesday afternoon:

The Waiting Room - I really love this one. Great cast. Albert Salmi's line: "I'd rather be kin to a vulture bird!"
The Last Rites of  Dead Druid

The Sin's of the Fathers
You Can't Get Help like That Anymore.

The Caterpillar
Little Girl Lost.

Anthony Caranci

Thursday afternoon (lunchtime in the Night Gallery):

Return of the Sorcerer, The Girl With the Hungry Eyes.

Rare Objects, Spectre in Tap Shoes.

Anthony Caranci

Early Friday morning:

You Can Come Up Now, Mrs. Millikan, The Other Way Out.

Fright Night, Finnegan's Flight.

Something in the Woodwork, Death on a Barge.

Anthony Caranci

Friday afternoon & evening:

Whisper, Doll of Death, Hatred Unto Death.

Lost Treasures Part 1:

Season 2 - Episode 19: I'll Never Leave you, There Aren't Anymore McBanes.

Season 3 - Episode 9: She'll Be Company For You.

Season 3 - Episode 10: The Ring With the Red Velvet Ropes.

Lost Treasures Part 2:

Die Now, Pay Later.

Room For One Less

Witches Feast.

Reprise of Little Girl Lost.





Lunkenstein

I recently started watching the series again on Hulu and am enjoying it very much. It's been a long time since I caught these in syndication and it's cool going through them in the original order.
Paul

ChristineBCW

Anthony, I couldn't do marathons but I've made it thru the first 5 episodes in a couple of months.  I don't understand why I can gobble up TWILIGHT ZONEs five at a time, but NIGHT just hasn't grabbed me like that. 

Anthony Caranci

Quote from: ChristineBCW on October 06, 2016, 05:02:57 PM
Anthony, I couldn't do marathons but I've made it thru the first 5 episodes in a couple of months.  I don't understand why I can gobble up TWILIGHT ZONEs five at a time, but NIGHT just hasn't grabbed me like that.

I think it may be because The Twilight Zone is a better show. Let's face it -- some of the best Night Gallery episodes are the ones that Rod Serling wrote. One of my favorite "things" about Night Gallery is - you can see some of the sets from the old Universal Horror Films in some of the episodes.

For instance; in the episode: You Can Come Up Now Mrs. Millikan (with Ozzie & Harriet), look at the staircase. It's the same one you see in The Wolf Man 1941 when Sir John tells his son: "You're not a child Larry and you believe in the superstitions of a Gypsy woman!"

Night Gallery was designed to be Horror & Twilight Zone was more Science Fiction with some Fantasy also.  Twilight Zone had better casting too, although Night Gallery did okay in that respect too.

Scatter

TZ is certainly a better show. NG is uneven, to say the least. But it has its own charms. Serling had almost no control over NG, which explains the uneven quality. It's a shame his talents weren't better utilized in his last decade or so....and so sad that he had so little time to share his gifts.
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