JUDGEMENT NIGHT - 12/04/59 Written by: Rod Serling Director: John Brahm Cast: Nehemiah Persoff, Ben Wright, Patrick McNee, Hugh Sanders, Leslie Bradley, Deirdre Owen, James Franciscus
01_judge.wav	154k	Opening Narration
02_judge.wav	22k	"If you're being followed, you'll see the sub...It will sufface. They won't use all of their torpedos..."
03_judge.wav	43k	"...Home? I was born in Frankfurt...yes, Germany."
04_judge.wav	24k	"You'll forgive me. You looked so familiar. But, for that matter, they all did."
05_judge.wav	61k	"I don't seem to recall getting on this ship..."
06_judge.wav	19k	"I feel as if there's disaster out there..."
07_judge.wav	25k	"...Something is going to happen at 1:15."
08_judge.wav	27k	"...We must abandon ship! Yes. We must abandon ship!"
09_judge.wav	19k	"...We have got to get out of here everybody! We have got to leave the ship!...They're going to sink us!"
10_judge.wav	18k	Torpedo launch
11_judge.wav	33k	"...They could die only once. But, we could die a hundred million times."
12_judge.wav	109k	Closing Narration
AND WHEN THE SKY WAS OPENED - 12/11/59 Written by: Rod Serling Director: Douglas Heyes Cast: Rod Taylor, Charles Aidman, James Hutton, Maxine Cooper
01_sky.wav	70k	Opening Narration
02_sky.wav	11k	"...one more thermometer in my puss, I'm gonna absent myself without leave..."
03_sky.wav	44k	"There were three of us in that aircraft. You, and me, and a Colonel named Harrington..."
04_sky.wav	10k	"I don't know anybody named Harrington."
05_sky.wav	26k	"What's it like up there in outer space?..."
06_sky.wav	28k	"It's like I didn't belong here. Like if I was to let myself go...I'd disappear."
07_sky.wav	30k	"...she said she didn't have any son named Ed Harrington..."
08_sky.wav	45k	"...It's as if...maybe, we shouldn't have come back from that flight at all."
09_sky.wav	36k	"Where's my buddie's drink?..."
10_sky.wav	89k	"...It was in the telegram! I wrote down that Ed and I were gonna get out this morning! I wrote down Ed and I!..."
11_sky.wav	39k	"He told me...maybe somebody or something made a mistake."
12_sky.wav	31k	"...This is plain weird. Like I just don't belong."
13_sky.wav	49k	"...Colonel Forbes! Somebody's gotta help him right away!" "Who?..."
14_sky.wav	81k	Closing Narration
WHAT YOU NEED - 12/25/59 Written by: Rod Serling Director: John Brahm Cast: Steve Cochran, Ernest Treux, Reed Morgan, William Edmonson, Arline Sax
01_need.wav	82k	Opening Narration
02_need.wav	39k	"I think I know what it is you need... Cleaning fluid..."
03_need.wav	63k	"I think I know what it is you need...a bus ticket..."
04_need.wav	27k	"Old manager of mine...got me a job...in Scranton, Pennsylvania."
05_need.wav	40k	"Now, when this dries, you won't even know you had a spot there..."
06_need.wav	29k	"Scissors. What is this, some kinda gag?..." "They're what you need..."
07_need.wav	26k	"...That's just what I needed..."
08_need.wav	51k	"You got a partner now." "I don't need a partner..."
09_need.wav	31k	"...Come on old Man! Concentrate! What do I need?"
10_need.wav	43k	"I'm supposed to need a leaky pen, Is that it?..."
11_need.wav	41k	"The things you need most, I can't supply..."
12_need.wav	32k	"...I didn't say they were. But I'll tell you something. They happen to be what I need."
13_need.wav	44k	"...what I saw in your eyes at that bar, was death. My death..."
14_need.wav	40k	Closing Narration
THE FOUR OF US ARE DYING - 01/01/60 Written by: Rod Serling Director: John Brahm Cast: Harry Townes, Beverly Garland, Philip Pine, Ross Martin, Don Gordon
01_dying.wav	169k	Opening Narration
02_dying.wav	20k	"How was the water baby? Was it cold? When did it hurt? When you laugh..."
03_dying.wav	25k	"...If this is the happiest day of your life, how come you look like somebody just stuck lemon juice in your beer..."
04_dying.wav	21k	"...I figure my cut is more than a cold swim!"
05_dying.wav	52k	"...For floating face down in the river, I charge interest... I'll take it all."
06_dying.wav	27k	"...I didn't do nothin' to you guys." "Nothin' buddy. We thought you were somebody else."
07_dying.wav	21k	"I don't remember you old man..." "...A son should know his father."
08_dying.wav	81k	"...Look at him! Look at the dirty little punk!... Look at Andy Marshak. Look at the monster. Look at...my son."
09_dying.wav	61k	"...Put the gun down. I'll show you. I'll show you, honest. But I gotta think!..."
10_dying.wav	60k	Closing Narration
THIRD FROM THE SUN - 01/08/60 Written by: Richard Matheson Director: Richard Bare Cast: Fritz Weaver, Joe Maros, Edward Andrews, Denise Alexander, Lori March
01_third.wav	71k	"Fourty eight hours, we'll have 'em aloft. Then whoosh. Up, over, and whamo. There goes the enemy..."
02_third.wav	73k	Opening Narration
03_third.wav	32k	"Everyone I've talked to lately, they've been noticing it... that something's wrong..."
04_third.wav	36k	"...I can only tell you that sometime between midnight and one, we've got to be out of here and gone..."
05_third.wav	40k	"They've put a different guard on the ship...The one I paid gets off at eleven." "Then we have to leave before eleven..."
06_third.wav	42k	"Eleven million miles. In a ship we don't even know will leave the atmosphere..."
07_third.wav	37k	"...I know the aircraft. They say it's capable of leaving our atmosphere. Talk is, it could go to another planet."
08_third.wav	49k	"...this world as we know it, won't exist much longer. It's about to blow itself up. And that may happen by morning..."
09_third.wav	28k	"...This is silly isn't it? We aren't ever coming back here again."
10_third.wav	11k	"Good evening Sturka. You're a long way from home, aren't you?"
11_third.wav	24k	"Unauthorized vehicle on field! Unauthorized vehicle on field!..."
12_third.wav	33k	"...It's the third planet from the sun, Bill. It's called...Earth."
13_third.wav	53k	Closing Narration
I SHOT AN ARROW INTO THE AIR - 01/15/60 Written by: Rod Serling Director: Stuart Rosenberg Cast: Edward Binns, Dewey Martin
01_arrow.wav	54k	Opening Narration
02_arrow.wav	34k	"I shot an arrow into the air. It landed I know not where..."
03_arrow.wav	34k	"...Till I'm lying in a hole there, we'll operate from the book."
04_arrow.wav	26k	"If he dies, he dies. But nobody gets behind to push..."
05_arrow.wav	11k	"You'll be happy to hear Corey. He's not gonna drink any more of your water."
06_arrow.wav	32k	"I wanna know why you started out...with half a canteen, and then came back with it three quarters full?..."
07_arrow.wav	22k	"Corey, did you do anything for him at all...or did you just steal his water..."
08_arrow.wav	22k	"He drew this. A sign or a symbol or something..."
09_arrow.wav	53k	"Colonel, two men can live maybe five days. One man can live ten..."
10_arrow.wav	15k	"...this is a jungle where only the tough animals survive..."
11_arrow.wav	144k	"Now you make tracks Mr. Corey. You move out and up like some kind of ghostly billyclub was tapping at your ankles..."
12_arrow.wav	62k	"Telephone poles. You were trying to draw telephone poles..."
13_arrow.wav	61k	Closing Narration
THE HITCH-HIKER - 01/22/60 Written by: Rod Serling Director: Alvin Ganzer Cast: Inger Stevens, Leonard Strong, Adam Williams, Lew Gallo, Dwight Townsend
01_hitch.wav	170k	Opening Narration
02_hitch.wav	33k	"...I was just looking at that hitch-hiker." "What hitch-hiker?"
03_hitch.wav	44k	"I saw him again fifty miles further on. And then again on the long straight stretch through Virginia..."
04_hitch.wav	74k	"...He was beckoning me. He wanted me to start across. He wanted me to die..."
05_hitch.wav	24k	"Route 80 isn't a highway any more. It's an escape route..."
06_hitch.wav	48k	"...I think he's trying to rob me!" "Well. if he does, you come back here and I'll call the Sheriff."
07_hitch.wav	16k	"Do you want a ride?... I'll take you all the way into San Diego."
08_hitch.wav	44k	"...Couldn't a fellow like you, standing beside the road waiting for a lift, beat me to town after town..."
09_hitch.wav	24k	"...Honey, I didn't see anybody. There's nothin' there. What are you tryin' to do, run us off the road or somethin'?"
10_hitch.wav	30k	"I like you. I really like you very much. As a matter of fact thats why I picked you up..."
11_hitch.wav	27k	"...Nan was killed just six days ago. In an automobile accident..."
12_hitch.wav	12k	"I believe you're going my way."
13_hitch.wav	33k	Closing Narration
THE FEVER - 01/29/60 Written by: Rod Serling Director: Alvin Ganzer Cast: Everett Sloane, Bibi Janiss, William Kendis, Lee Miller
01_fever.wav	72k	Opening Narration
02_fever.wav	23k	"You know perfectly well how I feel about gambling." "This is different though." "It is neither different nor moral. Gambling is gambling."
03_fever.wav	19k	"It wasn't even my dollar, that man gave it to me. He made me put it in the machine."
04_fever.wav	33k	"We'll put this in our room, and we'll take it home with us..."
05_fever.wav	31k	"Franklin..." "Did you say something?..."
06_fever.wav	23k	"If there's one thing I know Flora. It's morality. And I will not have this tainted money smelling up our pockets."
07_fever.wav	15k	"You stay right here Flora, and don't let anyone else use this machine."
08_fever.wav	29k	"I've got to win it back!......" QSound 3D
09_fever.wav	35k	"Flora, will you kindly shut your mouth!!..."
10_fever.wav	51k	"It's inhuman. The way it lets you win a little and then takes it all back..." QSound 3D
11_fever.wav	23k	"She's bound to turn up in a little while. You just have to stick with her long enough..."
12_fever.wav	66k	"Give me back my dollar! I want my dollar! It took my dollar! It owes me a dollar!..." QSound 3D
13_fever.wav	28k	"It's not even a machine, Flora. It's an entity. It's a thing, with a mind and a will of it's own."
14_fever.wav	20k	"Franklin..."
15_fever.wav	18k	"It's chasing me. It's following me! It's trying to get me Flora!"
16_fever.wav	19k	"Franklin, Franklin, Franklin, Franklin, Franklin, Franklin, Franklin..."
17_fever.wav	11k	"I've seen alot of 'em get hooked before but, never like him."
18_fever.wav	67k	Closing Narration
THE LAST FLIGHT - 02/05/60 Written by: Richard Matheson Director: William Claxton Cast: Kenneth Haigh, Alexander Scourby, Simon Scott, Robert Warwick
01_flght.wav	89k	Opening Narration
02_flght.wav	20k	"Are you American...We had no idea you were so advanced."
03_flght.wav	21k	"Second Lieutenant, William Terrance Decker, Sir. Royal Flying Corp." "You mean Royal Air Force." "No Sir. Royal Flying Corp."
04_flght.wav	58k	"What's today's date?... 1917? It's March the 5th 1959."
05_flght.wav	44k	"I suppose you're going to tell us you don't know that Alexander Mackaye...is at this moment on route to this base for a tour of inspection..."
06_flght.wav	17k	"A World War 1 pilot landing in...1959? Such a thing just doesn't happen every day!" "Well it happened today!"
07_flght.wav	35k	"...One day, Mac got hit in a most embarassing spot. I always called him Old Lead Bottom after that."
08_flght.wav	23k	"I wasn't fighting anyone! I was running!... When the Germans came at us, I left him up there to die!..."
09_flght.wav	41k	"...How do you know that he won't have been killed fourty-two years ago unless I help him now?!"
10_flght.wav	14k	"Turn it off Decker, or I'll fire!" "Well, fire. I'd rather die."
11_flght.wav	67k	"...then, out of nowhere ot seemed, Terry came diving down. His gun chattering away..."
12_flght.wav	36k	"...Maybe you'd better sit down. Old Lead Bottom."
13_flght.wav	64k	Closing Narration