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Telephone Time: S1E2-Man With A Beard* (1956) | S1E2-Man With A Beard: In another time in America, there was a strange town of zealots who always had their men clean-shaven. However, when one man grows a beard during a prolonged hunting trip, the town begins behaving oddly. | |
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Telephone Time: S1E8-Emperor Norton's Bridge* (1956) | S1E8-Emperor Norton's Bridge: This episode takes place in San Francisco in 1859 and tells the story of a man whom other folks laugh at because he is simply different from the other people and some kind of eccentric. | |
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Telephone Time: S2E2-I Am Not Alone* (1956) | S2E2-I Am Not Alone: After the Communist takeover of Poland following the end of World War II, a Polish nationalist is sent to a Soviet prison, where he is subjected to brutal psychological torture. | |
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Telephone Time: S2E10-Chico And The Archbishop* (1956) | S2E10-Chico And The Archbishop: A priest takes in a tough mexican kid, ignores the town and his bishop because they want him sent back to the orphanage. Chico becomes good at reading and math. | |
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Telephone Time: S2E15-The Mountain That Moved* (1956) | S2E15-The Mountain That Moved: A tunnel that carries water to a valley's farmers is buried in a landslide. Blasting crews have only a few months to carve out an entirely new channel to bring water to the valley before the area's farmers lose everything they have. | |
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Telephone Time: S2E23-The Intruder* (1957) | S2E23-The Intruder: This episode is about a housewife and her son who are held hostage. It is based on a true story. It contains some really nice cars and a plain kitchen | |
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Telephone Time: S3E23-Recipe For Success* (1958) | An episode of the 1950s anthology series Telephone Time. This episode is loosely based on the real-life story of Henri Charpentier. | |
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Telephone Time: S2E34-Pit-A-Pit And The Dragon* (1957) | S2E34-Pit-A-Pit And The Dragon: A missionary in 1903 Philippines befriends a young island boy, Pit-a-Pit, teaching him English and the ways of civilization. Pit-a-Pit decides he wants to become a doctor. |
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