It’s About Time: The Champ
The seventh episode of the time travel sitcom It’s About Time, created by Sherwood Schwarz (I Dream Of Jeannie) and starring Frank Aletter, Jack Mullaney, and Imogene Coca, is broadcast on CBS.
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Thunderbirds: Lord Parker’s ‘Oliday
UK broadcaster ATV Midlands airs the 30th episode of Gerry Anderson’s Supermarionation science fiction series Thunderbirds, featuring the voices of Shane Rimmer, David Graham, Sylvia Anderson, Ray Barrett, and Peter Dyneley.
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Doctor Who: Small Prophet, Quick Return
The 88th episode of Doctor Who airs on the BBC. This is part two of the story now collectively known as The Myth Makers. This episode is missing from the BBC’s archives.
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Pathfinders In Space: Rescue In Space
British broadcaster ABC airs the seventh episode of Pathfinders In Space, a follow-up series to Target Luna, produced by future Doctor Who creator Sydney Newman. Peter Williams stars in a script written by Malcolm Hulke (Doctor Who) and Eric Paice (Star Maidens). Though the original master tape of this episode was later wiped for reuse, film recordings of all seven episodes would be recovered and released on DVD in the 21st century. The episode concludes the Pathfinders In Space storyline; its follow-up, Pathfinders To Mars, will premiere in December.
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Twilight Zone: Sixteen Millimeter Shrine
CBS airs the fourth episode of Rod Serling’s anthology series The Twilight Zone. Ida Lupino and Martin Balsam star in a script written by Serling.
13 Demon Street: The Black Hand
The first episode of the syndicated horror anthology series 13 Demon Street airs on stations across the U.S. Hosted by Lon Chaney Jr. (The Wolf Man), and created (and frequently written and directed) by Curt Siodmak (The Wolf Man, The Invisible Man Returns), the series was filmed in Sweden with a motley mixture of American, British, and Swedish actors, with mostly Swedish talent behind the scenes.
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