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The Best Episodes of Studio One Season 9

Genre:Drama
Network:CBS

Every episode of Studio One Season 9 ranked from best to worst. Discover the Best Episodes of Studio One Season 9!

An American radio–television anthology series, created in 1947 by Canadian director Fletcher Markle, who came to CBS from the CBC. Studio One, presented by Westinghouse,...
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  • The Defender (Part 1)
    7.9/10(147)
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    #1 - The Defender (Part 1)

    Season 9 Episode 20

    Aired 2/25/1957

    A young criminal attorney and his firm-owning father defend a 19 year-old on trial for a murder that he swears he did not commit. Personal conflicts arise with the attorney and his father while the prosecution puts on a dramatic and convincing argument of guilt.

    Director: Robert Mulligan

    Writer: Reginald Rose

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  • The Defender (Part 2)
    7.7/10(86)
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    #2 - The Defender (Part 2)

    Season 9 Episode 21

    Aired 3/4/1957

    A young criminal attorney and his firm-owning father defend a 19 year-old on trial for a murder that he swears he did not commit. Personal conflicts arise with the attorney and his father while the prosecution puts on a dramatic and convincing argument of guilt.

    Director: Robert Mulligan

    Writer: Reginald Rose

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  • The Landlady's Daughter
    7.5/10(20)
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    #3 - The Landlady's Daughter

    Season 9 Episode 7

    Aired 11/26/1956

    When a smooth talking lawyer moves into the boarding house, tongues start wagging about the goings on with the landlady's daughter.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: N/A

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  • The Pilot
    7.4/10(16)
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    #4 - The Pilot

    Season 9 Episode 6

    Aired 11/12/1956

    This episode depicts the story of Sister Mary Aquinas, who was the first nun ever to become a licensed aeroplane pilot.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: N/A

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  • The Out-of-Towners
    7.2/10(17)
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    #5 - The Out-of-Towners

    Season 9 Episode 30

    Aired 5/6/1957

    A small-town postmistress, whose hopes are high when she makes her annual trip to the big city for a 3-day convention of Postal Employees, meets a middle-aged salesman and tries to encourage the acquaintanceship.

    Director: Jack Smight

    Writer: N/A

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  • A Walk in the Forest
    6.9/10(15)
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    #6 - A Walk in the Forest

    Season 9 Episode 18

    Aired 2/11/1957

    A young student with a promising career in science endangers his future in an immature college spree.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: N/A

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  • The Hollywood Complex
    6.8/10(11)
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    #7 - The Hollywood Complex

    Season 9 Episode 19

    Aired 2/18/1957

    When a young movie executive, with a distorted conception of the values and rewards of Hollywood, rejects his father as an embarrassing symbol of the past, the executive's two roommates and an exotic dancer give kindness to the bewildered old man, and in so doing, discover something important about themselves and their own need for love.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: N/A

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  • The Traveling Lady
    6.6/10(12)
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    #8 - The Traveling Lady

    Season 9 Episode 28

    Aired 4/22/1957

    Georgette and her little daughter arrive in a small Texas town to meet her husband, Henry, who has recently been released from prison. Georgette married Henry while he was a struggling singer, but soon after their marriage he was sent to prison for a 6-year term. Weak in character, Henry is now trying to make another start and is working as a gardener for one of the town's most trusting characters. But a new person enters Georgette's life, Slim Breedlove, a pleasant young man who offers to help her find her husband.

    Director: Robert Mulligan

    Writer: N/A

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  • A Special Announcement
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    #9 - A Special Announcement

    Season 9 Episode 1

    Aired 9/24/1956

    An eccentric hobbyist inadvertently gets the original draft of the Gettysburg Address at an auction. He decides to burn the paper to bring a focus of attention on the ideals it contains but agrees to wait until after a TV debate.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: N/A

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  • A Man's World
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    #10 - A Man's World

    Season 9 Episode 2

    Aired 10/1/1956

    A cabin boy on an American yacht finds love in the French port of Cannes.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: N/A

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  • The Open Door
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    #11 - The Open Door

    Season 9 Episode 3

    Aired 10/15/1956

    When a man thumbs a ride and gets into an argument with the driver, he receives a 90-day jail sentence, but to his surprise, he is offered a job as counterman in a diner near the jail while serving his term, according to the ""open door"" policy of the prison.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: N/A

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  • The Crimes of Peter Page
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    #12 - The Crimes of Peter Page

    Season 9 Episode 4

    Aired 10/22/1956

    The museum curator's reputation comes under close scrutiny when several articles aren't what they appeared to be.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: N/A

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  • American Primitive
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    #13 - American Primitive

    Season 9 Episode 5

    Aired 10/29/1956

    A group of settlers on their way to Oregon stop for the night on a Western prairie. As the Indian tom-toms beat, tension in the small camp mounts, until finally the Indians themselves appear to demand justice.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: Dale Wasserman

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  • Portrait of a Citizen
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    #14 - Portrait of a Citizen

    Season 9 Episode 8

    Aired 12/3/1956

    Lev Simon is in the U.S. illegally. As head of an immigrant family, he realizes his error when election time comes and he can't vote.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: N/A

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  • Rachel
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    #15 - Rachel

    Season 9 Episode 9

    Aired 12/10/1956

    Andrew Jackson's wife Rachel makes a decision which impacts the entire country.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: N/A

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  • Career
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    #16 - Career

    Season 9 Episode 10

    Aired 12/17/1956

    A 35-year-old ex-champion is goaded into the boxing ring by a sportscaster to fight the current champion.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: N/A

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  • A Christmas Surprise
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    #17 - A Christmas Surprise

    Season 9 Episode 11

    Aired 12/24/1956

    A special done like a "Person to Person" interview with a visit to a "typical" American home and family for a Christmas surprise.

    Director: Robert Mulligan

    Writer: N/A

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  • Goodbye Piccadilly
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    #18 - Goodbye Piccadilly

    Season 9 Episode 12

    Aired 12/31/1956

    A secret agent is assigned to trail a brilliant scientist assuming that he is selling secrets to the enemy.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: Marc Brandel

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  • Love at Fourth Sight
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    #19 - Love at Fourth Sight

    Season 9 Episode 13

    Aired 1/7/1957

    A young bachelor has a recurring dream about a girl named Pat who calls to him and then disappears. His mother is startled when he claims to have actually found the girl.

    Director: Robert Mulligan

    Writer: Sumner Locke Elliott

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  • The Dark Corner
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    #20 - The Dark Corner

    Season 9 Episode 14

    Aired 1/14/1957

    Laura Morgan goes with her new husband to live in his mother's cheerless house. From her husband's mother, she learns a terrible secret about his past.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: Art Wallace

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  • The Five Dollar Bill
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    #21 - The Five Dollar Bill

    Season 9 Episode 15

    Aired 1/21/1957

    A sensitive young boy struggles to attain his own identity against the fumbling demands of his father and the solicitous affections of his mother.

    Director: Robert Mulligan

    Writer: N/A

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  • Dead of Noon
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    #22 - Dead of Noon

    Season 9 Episode 16

    Aired 1/28/1957

    A western gunman obtains a law degree while serving time in jail. When released, he hopes to aid law and justice but learns that his days of gunslinging are not over yet.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: N/A

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  • Tale of the Comet
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    #23 - Tale of the Comet

    Season 9 Episode 17

    Aired 2/4/1957

    Tim Tully has reached the top as a successful comic but is ruthless behind the scenes alienating many. Then as his ratings begin to slide he finds it difficult to get anyone, especially writers, to work for him.

    Director: Robert Mulligan

    Writer: N/A

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  • A Child Is Waiting
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    #24 - A Child Is Waiting

    Season 9 Episode 22

    Aired 3/11/1957

    Nurse Jean Horst, who works in a retarded children's home, is drawn to Reuben Widdicomb, a little boy whose mother hasn't come to visit him.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: N/A

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  • Walk Down the Hill
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    #25 - Walk Down the Hill

    Season 9 Episode 23

    Aired 3/18/1957

    During World War II, a Jewish American soldier questions his heritage when he is thrown in a German prison camp and learns that the Jewish GI's are to be put into a separate camp.

    Director: N/A

    Writer: N/A

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Season 9 Ratings Summary

"The Defender (Part 1)" is the best rated episode of "Studio One" season 9. It scored 7.9/10 based on 147 votes. Directed by Robert Mulligan and written by Reginald Rose, it aired on 2/25/1957. This episode is rated 0.2 points higher than the second-best, "The Defender (Part 2)".