| Air Date |
Title |
Synopsis |
| 1950-08-25 |
The Parade |
| An ad agency is hired by Martians to advertise their impending invasion of Earth. The advertising reps are surprised to see more Martians show up for the parade than expected. |
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| 1950-09-01 |
The Roads Must Roll |
| An unusual solution to gridlock in which the roads are designed to move
at 100 miles an hour! (Story by Robert Heinlein) |
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| 1950-09-08 |
Repeat The Outer Limit |
| Broadcast before the first U.S. rocket went into space: In futuristic 1965, Steve Weston is being sent into space to complete his experimental mission with limited fuel. (Story by Graham Dore.) |
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| 1950-09-15 |
Hello Tomorrow |
| A couple living underground in the 42nd century are excited to be approved to have children they hope will be immune to the radiation on the Earth's surface. |
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| 1950-09-22 |
Doctor Grimshaws Sanitarium |
| By Fletcher Pratt: A secret note found in a pen details the story of a phony burial. |
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| 1950-09-29 |
And The Moon Be Still As Bright |
| Premiere episode. Written by Ray Bradbury: cigarette-smoking astronauts land on Mars only to destroy the remaining artifacts of a dead alien species. |
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| 1950-10-29 |
No Contact |
| In 1982, when trips to the moon and Mars are commonplace, the travelers decide to travel to Volta, a planet beyond. Although five shuttles have attempted the trip, none have returned. In 1987, the space vessel, Star Cloud prepares to break the barrier. (Story by George Lefferts) |
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| 1950-11-05 |
Professor Was A Thief |
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| 1950-11-12 |
Shanghaied |
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| 1950-11-19 |
Competition |
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| 1950-11-26 |
Universe |
| In a huge spaceship (contains floors where few have ever adventured), the occupants have been in space travel so long that some have lost faith in why they're there and who put them on the ship. (Story by Robert Heinlein) |
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| 1950-12-24 |
Repeat Green Hills Of Earth |
| In this space western full of guitar playing cowboys, Prospector Reisling, old singer of the space ways wants to return to "the green hills of earth." |
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| 1951-01-07 |
Repeat Mars Is Heaven |
| On the pioneering expedition to Mars, the crew is surprised to find humanoid life on the planet. More surprisingly, the Martians believe they're on Earth in the 1920's. (Story by Ray Bradbury) |
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| 1951-01-14 |
The Last Objective |
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| 1951-01-14 |
The Martian Death March |
| In the Space Western theme, earthling have colonized Mars and herded all the Martians together. One cowboy, "Crazy" John wants to free the aliens. |
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| 1951-06-10 |
Nightmare |
| The world is conquered by man's own invention, computers. |
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| 1951-06-17 |
A Pebble In The Sky |
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| 1951-06-24 |
Childs Play |
An introvert creates an android from a "Build-A-Man" kit from the future. The new creation is so efficient on improving his career and relationships that renders the creator obsolete. (By William Tenn)
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| 1951-07-12 |
Time And Time Again |
| One of the better time travel stories in which a soldier facing death returns as boy to his hometown attempts to stop a murder and eventually events leading to the Second World War. (Story by H. Beam Piper) |
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| 1951-07-19 |
Dwellers In Silence |
A Martian spaceship discovers the eighty year old famous scientist, Cornelius Hathaway, has survived the radioactive wars on Earth. Curiously everybody else except Hathaway and his family have been annihilated and his family appear to not have aged . (Story by Ray Bradbury)
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| 1951-07-26 |
Courtesy |
| During the second expedition to Landor, a deserted planet, only two of the original 180 men are still alive. Because the serum is outdated, the plague will infect the planet. In hope that the planet natives have a cure, the crew lands, but the native remain hidden deep beneath the planet. |
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| 1951-08-02 |
Repeat Universe |
| In a huge spaceship (contains floors where few have ever adventured), the occupants have been in space travel so long that some have lost faith in why they're there and who put them on the ship. (Story by Robert Heinlein) |
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| 1951-08-09 |
The Veldt |
| In a futuristic nursery, the children can change the walls and environment of the nursery into any location including the wild lions of Africa. (Story by Ray Bradbury) |
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| 1951-08-16 |
The Vital Factor |
| A callous mogul wants to travel in space to show that "Money and determination can buy anything". (By Nelson Bond with excellent narration) |
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| 1951-08-23 |
Untitled Story |
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