The Best Episodes of Studio One Season 7

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   #1 - Twelve Angry Men

   S7:E19/20/1954

   A jury must reach a verdict concerning a teenaged boy accused of murder.

   Director:Franklin J. Schaffner

   Writer:Reginald Rose

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   Director:Franklin J. Schaffner

   Writer:Reginald Rose
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   #2 - The Education of HYMAN KAPLAN

   S7:E29/27/1954

   An irrepressible student at the American Night Preparatory School for Adults wages his personal war with the English language.

   Director:Unknown

   Writer:Unknown

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   #3 - Prelude to Murder

   S7:E310/4/1954

   A mystery writer and his wife are searching for an isolated country home where he can work undisturbed. Instead, they meet up with an odd painter whose wife had recently died.

   Director:Franklin J. Schaffner

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Franklin J. Schaffner

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   #4 - Melissa

   S7:E410/11/1954

   A young woman responds with deep devotion to her dominating father and upon his death she makes a postmortem discovery of a "secret" about him.

   Director:Unknown

   Writer:Don Ettlinger

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   Writer:Don Ettlinger
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   #5 - The Boy Who Changed the World

   S7:E510/18/1954

   The life story of the famous inventor

   Director:Franklin J. Schaffner

   Writer:Unknown

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   #6 - Fatal in My Fashion

   S7:E610/25/1954

   A Paris dressmaker's model is stabbed to death during the showing of new gowns.

   Director:Unknown

   Writer:Unknown

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   #7 - The Man Who Owned the Town

   S7:E711/1/1954

   An arrogant gambler in Cripple Creek controls the village until a stranger comes along to usurp his powers.

   Director:Franklin J. Schaffner

   Writer:Unknown

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   #8 - An Almanac of Liberty

   S7:E811/8/1954

   When a stranger to a small town is beaten up by a locals, upright residents gather, inexplicably, against their will to the town hall. Once assembled, they find they can't leave and time has stopped. All talk about the stranger, (also present). Some express rage for his views and reveal their misguided ideas of American patriotism, which are really prejudices against freedom of thought and free speech.

   Director:Unknown

   Writer:Reginald Rose

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   #9 - Let Me Go, Lover

   S7:E911/15/1954

   A disc jockey is involved in a murder. As he played peekaboo with a psychopathic killer and tangled with the police, turntables all over the place kept spinning a record called "Let Me Go, Lover", the murderer's favorite song, of course.

   Director:Franklin J. Schaffner

   Writer:Unknown

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    #10 - Joey

    S7:E1011/22/1954

    Joey, a clown and leader of a traveling circus, suddenly becomes depressed when his group plays the tiny town of Millville.

    Director:Unknown

    Writer:Unknown

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    #11 - The Deserter

    S7:E1111/29/1954

    After serving seven years in prison for desertion, a bitter soldier tries to start a new life.

    Director:Franklin J. Schaffner

    Writer:Unknown

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    #12 - Short Cut

    S7:E1212/6/1954

    A crusading attorney finds that there are no short cuts to justice.

    Director:Unknown

    Writer:Unknown

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    #13 - 12:32 A.M.

    S7:E1312/13/1954

    A sensitive boy's relationship with his parents lacks the real understanding necessary to a happy life.

    Director:Franklin J. Schaffner

    Writer:Reginald Rose

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    #14 - Two Little Minks

    S7:E1412/20/1954

    A New England Christmas story

    Director:Unknown

    Writer:Unknown

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    #15 - The Cuckoo in Spring

    S7:E1512/27/1954

    A young art dealer visits the home of a miserly connoisseur and discovers a pretty girl as well as some very valuable paintings.

    Director:Franklin J. Schaffner

    Writer:Sam Hall

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    Director:Franklin J. Schaffner

    Writer:Sam Hall
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    #16 - The Missing Men

    S7:E161/3/1955

    A young private investigator finds himself trapped by a web of circumstantial evidence and his name linked to that of a homicidal mugger. The tension mounts as he strives to clear himself.

    Director:Unknown

    Writer:Marc Brandel

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    Writer:Marc Brandel
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    #17 - Grandma Rolled Her Own

    S7:E171/10/1955

    Twelve-year-old orphan Bill Caldwell is sent to stay with his eccentric grandmother when his aunt and uncle go to Europe. Down on her luck in 1929 Detroit, Grandma rents out 22 rooms of her 25-room house. Every March, the circus comes to town and some of the more interesting characters stay at Grandma's. Young Bill learns much more about life interacting with his Grandma and her colorful boarders than living with his stuffy aunt and uncle.

    Director:Franklin J. Schaffner

    Writer:Unknown

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    #18 - Sail with the Tide

    S7:E181/17/1955

    A beautiful but icy singer is devoted exclusively to her art and her equally icy French officer who succumbs to her charms.

    Director:Unknown

    Writer:Unknown

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    #19 - It Might Happen Tomorrow

    S7:E191/24/1955

    A test pilot sets out for a cruise through space and suddenly loses contact with Earth.

    Director:Franklin J. Schaffner

    Writer:Unknown

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    #20 - The Silent Women

    S7:E201/31/1955

    A sheriff travels to a rural Maine island to investigate the case of a missing young woman. While there, he learns many odd things about the place and it's inhabitants.

    Director:Unknown

    Writer:Marc Brandel

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    #21 - A Stranger May Die

    S7:E212/7/1955

    Police fight a desperate battle against time to prevent a would-be suicide from killing not only himself, but also the other tenants in the building.

    Director:Franklin J. Schaffner

    Writer:Unknown

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    #22 - The Broken Spur

    S7:E222/14/1955

    In a shabby western town about 1900, a stranger gets off the train, goes to the sheriff's office, and kills him. His mild-mannered son takes over his position and tries to find the killer and avenge his father's death.

    Director:Unknown

    Writer:Reginald Rose

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    #23 - The Eddie Chapman Story

    S7:E232/21/1955

    Eddie Chapman was the only Briton to win the Iron Cross in World War II. But was he really working for the Germans? Or was he a highly-placed double-agent?

    Director:Franklin J. Schaffner

    Writer:Unknown

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    #24 - Donovan's Brain

    S7:E242/28/1955

    The brain of a billionaire who dies in an accident is kept alive and makes plans for global domination.

    Director:Curt Siodmak

    Writer:Unknown

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    #25 - Millions of Georges

    S7:E253/7/1955

    A "retread" Master Sergeant is called back into the service and it seems to his wife that most of their 10 years of marriage have been spent moving from base to base. When a young and lovely girl enters the picture the wife fears that love alone cannot hold her husband.

    Director:Franklin J. Schaffner

    Writer:Unknown

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