Watching old Night Gallery episodes. 📺 Just doesn't stand up like Twilight Zone!

[Floyd R. Turbo]

[dameatball]

1. I feel the same way about Barney Miller and All in the Family.

guess which one I still watch when I can...

[Floyd R. Turbo]

2. I would opt for Barney!

[dameatball]

8. Me too!!! I always loved the bit players that later went on to other things.

[LeftInTX]

3. I barely remember Night Gallery (Well I was too busy to watch it)

It was all the rage, so maybe it was supposed to be more scary??? It was on late at night, so maybe that is a clue. Some of my friends would dash home to watch it.

I find Twilight Zone to be human nature based.

[no_hypocrisy]

4. I dunno. The original pilot with Joan Crawford, Roddy McDowell, etc.

seemed on par with Twilight Zone. But the series never matched the promise of the pilot.

[nocoincidences]

5. The one Night Gallery episode that

has been indelibly imprinted in my memory is:

The Dead Man

I can't find a direct link to the episode but it is mentioned in several "Best Night Gallery" videos on Youtube.

Creeped me out, seriously.

[TuxedoKat]

10. Me too!!!

I saw that as a young teenager and it seriously creeped me out too, I've never forgotten it.

[oswaldactedalone]

6. Check out the one with comedian

Godfrey Cambridge. He was a popular comedian back in the late '60s for a few years. Made appearances on all the variety shows of the day. His episode of Night Gallery is the one that sticks with me... although I just thought about the dog food one. I guess the theme of that episode would be, "To Serve Dog."

[jpak]

7. The first episode did

The changing painting....

Seared in my memory.

[nolabear]

9. Was John Carradine on that, an episode called "Green Fingers"?

I remember it really well but not which show it was on.

[tinymontgomery]

11. Started Old Episode's of "One Step Beyond"

Started Old Episode's of "One Step Beyond" on youtube.