The Best Episodes Directed By Gerd Oswald

Two soldiers from the future are thrust back through time to the present day.

Two Earth people are transported to an alien planet, along with two aliens. The are told by their abductors that they will fight each other to the death. The stakes are high: the homeworld of the losers will be destroyed slowly, for the further amusement of their captors.

A man with a steel plate in his head overhears conversations about global conquest. But where are the voices coming from?

An incredible being made of pure energy imperils the staff of a research lab and hides a deadly secret.

A man experimenting with conciousness expansion drugs becomes super-human and not really human at all.

Kirk is one of the last survivors who can identify a mass killer, who lurks among a Shakespearean troupe aboard the Enterprise.

A drunken storefront Santa is terminally depressed by the many children who go gift less and starving during Christmas. He is fired from his job at a department store when he shows up late, and subsequently finds a bag that he can pull any present anyone wants from it. An overworked, underpaid, and under appreciated secretary uses a Xerox machine and wakes up in a parallel reality where no one has heard of her. In this reality, however, secretaries are a revered, rare commodity. Onboard a spaceship an astrophysicist and a priest learn they have discovered a planet long dead and a transmitter emitting a signal for eons. They discover that the planet holds the last remains of a civilization, which died when their star went supernova.

Parents of a gifted youngster discover that their son's new tutor is not quite human.

Kirk and Spock encounter an alien named Lazarus who claims to be from an anti-matter universe.

When Dr. Dennis Barrows's car breaks down, he goes to an unusual town where visitors are disliked and townspeople are terrified of lighthouse and where it might shine. The house where Barrows stays the night is shined upon by the lighthouse. It holds a sick child, one which he helps with his medicine. Angry with his adult life, a man, Gus Rosenthal, returns to his childhood stomping ground in Ohio and while digging up an old toy soldier finds himself transported back to when he was a boy.

A young couple's honeymoon is cut short by the horrifying contents of a mysterious box.

A government agent infiltrates a secret criminal organization that uses alien parasites to control its members.

A man wants to capture a dangerous alien creature. Doing it himself would be way too dangerous, so he has his clone do it.

A new invention allows spying on anyone, anywhere.

An out-of-control test flight traps a pilot and his wife in a slow-moving time warp, and they're not alone.

An art collector, Rufus Varner, is told by a reputable art critic that one of his most prized art paintings named ""The Purple Woman"" is a forgery. Varner visits the art dealer from whom he purchased the painting, Milo Girard. After he finds out the dealer knew it was a forgery, he realizes the news would damage his reputation as an art collector. At the Girard home, an artist Aaron Hubble, tells Evelyn Girard, the wife of the art dealer, that he painted a forgery of The Purple Woman for her husband. Milo Girard is found dead in his office the next morning and his wife Evelyn is charged with his murder.