Night Gallery 1970
★ 7.8/10 TV-PG Sci-Fi & FantasyMysteryDrama 3 seasons · 43 eps Ended
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Night Gallery is an American horror anthology television series that aired on NBC from 1970 to 1973. Created by Rod Serling, who also serves as narrator, the show presents a rotating collection of fantasy, horror, and science fiction stories connected by a framing device resembling a macabre museum. Each episode features paintings that reveal individual tales, with several stories typically featured within a single hour-long installment. The series was critically praised and received high ratings during its initial run. As a successor to The Twilight Zone, Night Gallery continues Serling's exploration of supernatural and unsettling themes through its distinctive anthology format.
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Cast
Rod Serling
Self - Host
Joanna Pettet
Alan Napier
Cousin Zachariah Ogilvy
Jack Laird
Geraldine Page
Mrs. Evans
John Astin
Jonathan (segment "Pamela's Voice")
Susan Strasberg
Steve Forrest
Grant Wilson (segment "Hatred Unto Death") (as Stephen Forrest)
Cameron Mitchell
Pete Tuttle
Stuart Whitman
Tom Ogilvy
James Farentino
David Faulkner
Vincent Price
Episode guide
Season 1 · 6 episodes
- E1 The Dead Man / The House Keeper Dec 16, 1970
- E2 Room with a View / The Little Black Bag / The Nature of the Enemy Dec 23, 1970
- E3 The House / Certain Shadows on the Wall Dec 30, 1970
- E4 Make Me Laugh / Clean Kills and Other Trophies Jan 6, 1971
- E5 Pamela's Voice / Lone Survivor / The Doll Jan 13, 1971
- E6 They're Tearing Down Tim Riley's Bar / The Last Laurel Jan 20, 1971
Season 2 · 22 episodes
- E1 The Boy Who Predicted Earthquakes / Miss Lovecraft Sent Me / The Hand of Borgus Weems / Phantom of What Opera? Sep 15, 1971
- E2 A Death in the Family / The Merciful / Class of '99 / Witches' Feast Sep 22, 1971
- E3 Since Aunt Ada Came to Stay / With Apologies to Mr. Hyde / The Flip-Side of Satan Sep 29, 1971
- E4 A Fear of Spiders / Junior / Marmalade Wine / The Academy Oct 6, 1971
- E5 The Phantom Farmhouse / Silent Snow, Secret Snow Oct 20, 1971
- E6 A Question of Fear / The Devil Is Not Mocked Oct 27, 1971
- E7 Midnight Never Ends / Brenda Nov 3, 1971
- E8 The Diary / A Matter of Semantics / Big Surprise / Professor Peabody's Last Lecture Nov 10, 1971
- E9 House, with Ghost / A Midnight Visit to the Neighborhood Blood Bank / Dr. Stringfellow's Rejuvenator / Hell's Bells Nov 17, 1971
- E10 The Dark Boy / Keep in Touch, We'll Think of Something Nov 24, 1971
- E11 Pickman's Model / The Dear Departed / An Act of Chivalry Dec 1, 1971
- E12 Cool Air / Camera Obscura / Quoth the Raven Dec 8, 1971
- E13 The Messiah on Mott Street / The Painted Mirror Dec 15, 1971
- E14 The Different Ones / Tell David... / Logoda's Heads Dec 29, 1971
- E15 Green Fingers / The Funeral / The Tune in Dan's Cafe Jan 5, 1972
- E16 Lindemann's Catch / The Late Mr. Peddington / A Feast of Blood Jan 12, 1972
- E17 The Miracle at Camafeo / The Ghost of Sorworth Place Jan 19, 1972
- E18 The Waiting Room / Last Rites for a Dead Druid Jan 26, 1972
- E19 Deliveries in the Rear / Stop Killing Me / Dead Weight Feb 9, 1972
- E20 I'll Never Leave You - Ever / There Aren't Any More MacBanes Feb 16, 1972
- E21 The Sins of the Fathers / You Can't Get Help Like That Anymore Feb 23, 1972
- E22 The Caterpillar / Little Girl Lost Mar 1, 1972
Season 3 · 15 episodes
- E1 The Return of the Sorcerer Sep 24, 1972
- E2 The Girl with the Hungry Eyes Oct 1, 1972
- E3 Rare Objects Oct 22, 1972
- E4 Spectre in Tap-Shoes Oct 29, 1972
- E5 You Can Come Up Now, Mrs. Millikan / Smile Please Nov 12, 1972
- E6 The Other Way Out Nov 19, 1972
- E7 Fright Night Dec 10, 1972
- E8 Finnegan's Flight Dec 17, 1972
- E9 She'll Be Company for You Dec 24, 1972
- E10 The Ring with the Red Velvet Ropes Jan 7, 1973
- E11 Something in the Woodwork Jan 14, 1973
- E12 Death on a Barge Mar 4, 1973
- E13 Whisper May 13, 1973
- E14 The Doll of Death May 20, 1973
- E15 Hatred unto Death / How to Cure the Common Vampire May 27, 1973