▶ 'One Step Beyond': The Return. (rare episode)

SEASON (3) EPISODE (4). October 11 1960.

[Bradleybox]

Thanks for finding this episode. I saw it only once before, on TV in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, while I was babysitting a neighbor's kid, maybe around 1975-1976. Always remembered it, as well as Tidal Wave, which I saw around the same time.

[RatnipTX]

So sad to think that these extraordinary actors were so young and no longer with us along with John Newland. RIP to all of you.

[JohnDoe-otzd]

This was an age when people had integrity, pride, and ambition. Not like the garbage we have today on TV!

[saxmankid]

I loved this show...great stories in black n white...loved the background music too! OSB and TZ were the best!

[brucebrinkley]

I'm 62 yrs old I love these old movies thanks

[pattih]

I was 4 months old, on this date, (Oct., 1951) in history! Two brothers, soon to return from Korea, US Army! Im the youngest, of 8 children! Four of us remain, at present. Our eldest sister at 92, & sisters of 81 years & of 78 years; and here am I, at 71, the “baby”. Life goes on!🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏

[maryserrano]

Nothing on TV, today compares to the
programs aired from the 50's all the way to the 90's. Great actors, great writers, even the late night hosts were
the best. Johnny Carson, being the greatest of all time. Thank God, for the
reruns.

[cristinfromanotherdimensio]

I'm comforted by seeing so many young people watching these old episodes! You are seeing these for a reason, you were searching for MORE in your life beyond WiFi, Snapchat etc etc. Good on you! Faith in humanity somewhat restored!

[roniosborn]

I think Outer Limits, Twilight Zone, and One Step Beyond, are my favorite television shows since I was a kid. I am so happy I found this on YouTube. Thank you for these great series.

[nikop]

i canceled netflix. i dont know how my generation can watch that garbage. this is gold. this.is.gold.

[anandnairkollam]

The way this generation use to wind words together, its pure poetry! We can never have it again on TV or any media.

[moltonrocka]

Yah....watching the reruns in Jersey, 75-76. I was roughly 10 years old and was scared shitless with every episode. Sometimes my Mom would order some pizza and my whole family would watch. Lots of discussions, goofing around, etc. Good times. Miss the old "daze"

[robertwhite]

I've never heard of this but found this last night and been watching since.

[anthonyclegg]

I watched these when I was a child, and was frightened of going to bed.

[omennemo]

I don't know why but B&W t.v. relaxes me.

[feralbluee]

“. . . to break through that solitary cell in which each of us passes our life.” - John Newland

[cynthiahawkins]

These were well written, and they always used good actors, many of them went on to do amazing work in film and tv. Host Newland adds just the right touch of eerie elegance, and the stories engage you right off the bad. I sometimes will revisit the same episode, I am so in love with the series.

[ElenaAshe]

I love old black and white TV programs! Cancelled cable and get all the old shows I want to see on youtube - the rifleman, gunsmoke, twilight zone, bonanza, what’s my line (good and funny), the honeymooners, Andy Griffith, old movies (including silent movies), etc., etc., etc.. A good way to relax and go back in time.

[septemberquest]

I remember first watching OSB when I was a kid back in the 70s..I would stay up late and watched the show on a 12 inch black and white tv...all the episodes were entertaining and had the right amount of eeriness to boot...the haunting theme and Mr Newland's intro is priceless....I'd rather watch reruns of this than the riffraff junk on tv now(mainstream)...I'm glad I came across this channel..
I appreciate this calibre of film more now than ever....the actors and story concepts are unmatched.... this along with Twilight Zone, Hitchcock, outer limits are a golden part of this film for posting ..🎞🎞🎞👍👍👍

[tieetop]

I did a lot of babysitting back in the day and "One Step Beyond, " The Twilight Zone, and The Outer limits kept me company.