TALES OF TOMORROW

(1951)

Anthology series of spooky and strange tales.

TALES OF TOMORROW
George F. Foley
84 x 30 minute episode anthology series

TRANSMISSION DATES
3 August 1951 - 12 June 1953

DIRECTORS
Charles S. Dubin
Don Medford
Franklin J. Schaffner
Leonard Valenta

PRODUCERS
Mort Abrahams
George F. Foley Jr.
Richard Gordon

MUSIC (ORIGINAL)
Bobby Christian
Binnie Robbins

MUSIC (NON ORIGINAL)
Ralph Vaughan Williams

CONDUCTOR
Bobby Christian

MUSICAL DIRECTOR
Irving Robbin

EPISODES
SEASON ONE (1)
Verdict from Space
Blunder
A Child is Crying
The Woman at Land's End
The Last Man on Earth
Errand Boy
The Monsters
The Dark Angel
The Crystal Egg
Test Flight
The Search for the Flying Saucer
Enemy Unknown
Sneak Attack
The Invader
The Dune Roller
Frankenstein
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: The Chase (1)
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: The Escape (2)
What You Need
Age of Peril
Memento
The Children's Room
Bound Together
The Diamond Lens
The Fisherman's Wife (aka: Fountain of Youth)
Flight Overdue
And a Little Child
Sleep No More
Time to Go
Plague from Space
Red Dust
The Golden Ingot
Black Planet
World of Water
Little Black Bag
The Exile
All the Time in the World
The Miraculous Serum
Appointment on Mars
The Duplicates
Ahead of His Time
Sudden Darkness
Ice from Space

SEASON TWO (2)
A Bird in Hand
Thanks
The Seeing Eye Surgeon
The Cocoon
The Chase
Youth on Tap (aka: Young Blood)
Substance X
The Horn
Double Trouble
Many Happy Returns (aka: Invaders at Ground Zero)
The Tomb of King Tarus
The Window
The Camera
The Quiet Lady
The Invigorating Air
The Glacier Giant
The Fatal Flower
The Machine
The Bitter Storm
The Mask of Medusa
Conqueror's Isle
Discovered Heart
The Picture of Dorian Gray
Two Faced
The Build Box
Another Chance
The Great Silence
Lonesome Village
The Fury of the Cocoon
The Squeeze Play
Read to Me Herr Doktor
Ghost Writer
Past Tense
Homecoming
The Rivals
Please Omit Flowers
The Evil Within
The Vault
Ink
The Spider's Web
Lazarus Walks
What Dreams May Come

ANNOUNCER
Allwyn Edwards

TALES OF TOMORROW "LINKS"

Science Fiction on Television in The 1950s

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