The Sixth Sense 1972

Overview

The Sixth Sense is an American paranormal thriller television series that aired on ABC from January 15 to December 23, 1972. The program was created by Anthony Lawrence, Stanley Shpetner, and Rod Serling. It was produced by and largely filmed at Universal Studios. The series features actors Gary Collins, Catherine Ferrar, Percy Rodrigues, and Stefanie Powers. The narrative centers on Dr. Michael Rhodes, a college professor of parapsychology. Alongside his assistant, Nancy Murphy, Rhodes investigates various supernatural mysteries and experiences. Their research frequently involves topics such as extra-sensory perception, spirits, and possessions. The television series was based on the 1971 television movie titled Sweet, Sweet Rachel. Throughout its broadcast run, the show explored the professional efforts of the lead characters as they attempted to solve complex paranormal cases. The production remains documented as a significant entry in the genre of 1970s television thrillers, focusing on the intersection of academic research and the unexplained. The series concluded its run in late 1972 after a single year of broadcast.