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Every TV Episode Directed by Ron Winston Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters

  • The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street
    8.0/10(34)

    #1 - The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street

    Season 1 Episode 22

    Aired 3/4/1960

    Paranoia strikes the residents of Maple Street when they believe human-looking aliens have invaded the neighborhood.

    Director: Ron Winston

    Writer: Rod Serling

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  • Stopover in a Quiet Town
    7.2/10(13)

    #2 - Stopover in a Quiet Town

    Season 5 Episode 30

    Aired 4/24/1964

    Bob and Millie wake up to find they are in a strange town. Everything appears to be props - trees, animals even cars.

    Director: Ron Winston

    Writer: Earl Hamner, Jr.

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  • The Yellow Scarf Affair
    7.0/10(1)

    #3 - The Yellow Scarf Affair

    Season 1 Episode 17

    Aired 1/25/1965

    Solo goes to India to investigate the death of a fellow U.N.C.L.E. agent in an airline crash, and discovers that a cult of Thuggees headed by a maharajah (Murray Matheson) is causing the crashes in order to loot the passengers. But Solo and THRUSH agent Tom Simpson (Linden Chiles) are looking to recover one item in particular - U.N.C.L.E.'s new polygraph device.

    Director: Ron Winston

    Writer: N/A

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  • The Big Tall Wish
    6.0/10(20)

    #4 - The Big Tall Wish

    Season 1 Episode 27

    Aired 4/8/1960

    Washed-up boxer Bolie Jackson, with the help of a special wish from his young friend Henry, miraculously switches places with his opponent during a comeback fight, turning the tide in his favor.

    Director: Ron Winston

    Writer: Rod Serling

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Ron Winston Ratings Summary

"The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street" is the best rated episode directed by Ron Winston. It scored 7.971/10 based on 34 votes. It was written by Rod Serling. It aired on 3/4/1960 and is rated 0.8 points higher than their second-best episode, "Stopover in a Quiet Town".