The Best Episodes Directed By Robert Stevens

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   10.0/10(1 votes)

   #1 - The Glass Eye

   S3:E110/6/1957

   Captivated by his physical beauty, an aging spinster develops an obsession for a ventriloquist, travelling all over the country to watch his act with his child-sized dummy.

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   8.7/10(3 votes)

   #2 - Design for Loving

   S4:E611/9/1958

   A man's marriage seriously malfunctions when he buys a robot to take over his relationship with his demanding wife so he can escape to Rio.

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   8.5/10(2 votes)

   #3 - Number Twenty-Two

   S2:E212/17/1957

   A young ruffian involved in a failed stickup learns some hard facts of life during a police interrogation.

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   8.5/10(2 votes)

   #4 - Tea Time

   S4:E1012/14/1958

   It's hard to tell who's the bigger cheater when a wife and her husband's jealous mistress sit down for some lethal negotiating.

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   8.5/10(2 votes)

   #5 - The Greatest Monster of Them All

   S6:E182/14/1961

   The Prince of Darkness stalks the living once more as legendary Hollywood producer Ernst Von Kroft makes a low-budget bid for a return to the fame and glory of the big screen. When he falls short of renewed stardom, it could be a pain in the neck for all concerned.

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   8.5/10(2 votes)

   #6 - The Ordeal of Mrs. Snow

   S2:E254/14/1964

   A elderly woman is locked in an air tight safe, with one of her cats, by her niece's fiancé when she discovers he is a forger.

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   8.5/10(2 votes)

   #7 - Good-Bye George

   S2:E1012/13/1963

   Academy Award hopeful Lana Layne's past comes back to haunt her when her husband George, an ex-convict who she thought was dead, wants her back. She's not interested, but if she does divorce him, he would get half of everything. Then there's Haila French, a gossip columnist who wants an exclusive story, so she surprises Lana and her boyfriend with surprising results.

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   8.3/10(3 votes)

   #8 - The Manacled

   S2:E181/27/1957

   A crafty, resourceful criminal being transported via train tries to bribe his escorting police sergeant for his freedom.

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   8.2/10(5 votes)

   #9 - You Got to Have Luck

   S1:E161/15/1956

   During a massive manhunt for escaped convict Sam Cobbett, Cobbett invades a house where young housewife Mary Schaffner is home alone.

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    8.0/10(1 votes)

    #10 - Portrait of Jocelyn

    S1:E284/8/1956

    When Mark Halliday and his new wife unexpectedly see a portrait of Halliday's first wife, it is only the first in a series of disturbing developments.

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    #11 - De Mortuis

    S2:E310/14/1956

    Aware that their friend's wife is cheating, Wally and Bud draw the same conclusion when they find him digging up his basement and his wife's missing.

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    8.0/10(2 votes)

    #12 - The Hands of Mr. Ottermole

    S2:E325/5/1957

    In 1919 London, a killer is stalking the streets, and residents look to a police sergeant to catch the culprit.

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    8.0/10(2 votes)

    #13 - I'll Take Care of You

    S4:E233/15/1959

    A used car salesman with a spendthrift wife concocts a killer deal with his father and two college boys.

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    8.0/10(3 votes)

    #14 - Specialty of the House

    S5:E1212/13/1959

    Mr. Laffler introduces his colleague Mr. Costain to Spirro's, an exclusive gentleman's club, but to their disappointment, the house specialty, a lamb dish, is not being served that day.

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    8.0/10(2 votes)

    #15 - The Magic Shop

    S2:E131/10/1964

    Tony Grainger is a young boy who gets fifteen dollars for his birthday. He asks his father Steven to take him to an out-of-the-way magic shop so that he can spend it. Mr. Dulong, the mysterious owner of the shop, takes an interest in the boy and agrees to teach him everything he knows about magic. Despite his father's protests Tony is invited to step into a cabinet by Mr. Dulong. Ignoring his father, Tony steps inside and promptly disappears. When Mr. Dulong, himself, disappears Steven is shocked. The next day Tony comes out of the cabinet and acts like nothing happened. Eventually the Grainger's realize that there son has become a master of black magic and that they are helpless in the face of his dark power.

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    7.9/10(7 votes)

    #16 - Premonition

    S1:E210/9/1955

    A famous pianist returning to his home town finds his father has died, and suspects his friends and family are covering up the true details of that death.

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    7.8/10(5 votes)

    #17 - Our Cook's a Treasure

    S1:E811/20/1955

    A man fears that the new cook he's hired is actually a murderess.

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    7.7/10(57 votes)

    #18 - Walking Distance

    S1:E510/30/1959

    A stressed advertising executive, driving through the country, leaves his car and starts to walk toward his hometown, Homewood. He finds things exactly as they were when he was a child.

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    7.7/10(3 votes)

    #19 - The Dangerous People

    S2:E396/23/1957

    Two men are waiting for their train in the station's waiting room. The neighborhood has a criminal asylum nearby from which a criminal has escaped. Nervous about the situation, these two people start suspecting each other.

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    7.6/10(83 votes)

    #20 - Where Is Everybody?

    S1:E110/2/1959

    Mike Ferris finds himself in a town strangely devoid of people. But despite the emptiness, he has the odd feeling that he's being watched...

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    7.5/10(2 votes)

    #21 - None Are So Blind

    S2:E510/28/1956

    A man conceives the perfect plan to murder his rich aunt. Confidently, he cooperates with the police, only to discover one fatal flaw in the elaborate scheme.

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    7.5/10(2 votes)

    #22 - The End of Indian Summer

    S2:E222/24/1957

    An insurance investigator is compelled to re-examine an old claim when troubling new facts come to light.

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    7.5/10(2 votes)

    #23 - The Waxwork

    S4:E274/12/1959

    A reporter with a gambling problem will do anything for a lucrative story - including spending the night in the Murderers' Den of a wax museum.

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    7.4/10(5 votes)

    #24 - Guilty Witness

    S1:E1112/11/1955

    When Mr. and Mrs. Crane hear the Verbers having a violent argument in the apartment just above them, and then Mr. Verber disappears the next day, they can't help suspecting the worst.

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    7.4/10(7 votes)

    #25 - Moving Day

    S2:E204/3/1987

    When Alan Webster's parents tell him that they have to move, the 17-year-old student is understandably upset - but not nearly as much as when he learns their destination is the planet Alturus, 85 billion miles away.

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