A British anthology series about everyday people finding themselves put into unusual circumstances...many of them supernatural in nature.
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A British anthology series about everyday people finding themselves put into unusual circumstances...many of them supernatural in nature.
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Eight episodes of the series were twinned to make four feature-length films: Journey Into Darkness (1968) ("The New People" and "Paper Dolls"), Journey to Midnight (1968) ("Poor Butterfly" and "The Indian Spirit Guide"), Journey to the Unknown (1969) ("Matakitas Is Coming" and "The Last Visitor") and Journey to Murder (1971) ("Do Me a Favor - Kill Me!" and "The Killing Bottle"). See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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26 September 1968 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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This series barely lasted one season, yet I still remember several episodes after nearly 40 years. It was intelligent, thought provoking and yes...a bit on the creepy side. The episode with Stefanie Powers is still my favorite of the series. It was well written and a bit on the sappy love story side, but again it lingers in my memory. Like the Twilight Zone, this series took ordinary people and put them in extraordinary situations. Also, like the Twilight Zone, The opening theme is very catchy and I still can "hum" it after all of these years.I hope it is available on DVD someday, as I would like to add it to my collection.