Alcoa presents One Step Beyond (1959-61)
Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive [Updated July 2015]

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with contributions by:

Tom Alger, Sal Crisanti , Rina Fox, James Beer, Jeremy Brunner

 references:

Library of Congress (telnet://locis.loc.gov)

Internet Movie Database (https://us.imdb.com)

One Step Beyond (season 1) (ABC) (early  1959) - filmed in the USA

One Step Beyond (season 2) (ABC) (1959-1960) - filmed in the USA

One Step Beyond (season 3a) (ABC) (fall 1960)  -  filmed in the USA

One Step Beyond (season 3b) (ABC) (early 1961) - filmed in England

Collier Young Production

Jospeh M. Schenck  Production

for ABC Films, Inc.

World Television Programming, Inc. (final 13 UK eps)

Filmed at Associated-British Elstree Studios, England (final 13 UK eps)

for

ABC  Tuesdays 10:00-10:30

Series Created by Merwin Gerard

ASSOCIATE PRODUCER MERWIN GERARD

Produced by Peter Marriott (final 13 UK episodes)

Directed by John Newland

US Supernatural Anthology series   1959-61   96 episodes  x 30 min bw

Host: John Newland as our guide into the world of the unknown

*The final 13 episodes produced were filmed in the UK with UK cast. 

Premise:

A suspense-filled anthology series that dealt with the world of the Supernatural.

Other Credits:   

ASSISTANT DIRECTORS INCLUDED:

    ROBERT H. JUSTMAN, TOM MCCRORY, DAVID TOMBLIN

WRITERS INCLUDED:

    CHARLES BEAUMONT, MERWIN GERARD, CHARLES LARSON, RUSSELL BEGGS,

    LARRY MARCUS (HEAD WRITER), COLLIER YOUNG, JOHN DUNKEL, HOWARD RODMAN, JOSEPH PETRACCA

FILM EDITING INCLUDED:

    JAMES BAIOTTO, MILTON CARRUTH, JOHN BAXTER ROGERS

CINEMATOGRAPHY INCLUDED:

    RUSSELL METTY, LIONEL BANES, DALE DEVERMAN

Director of Photography: Dale Deverman (most episodes)

ORIGINAL MUSIC BY HARRY LUBIN

STUNTS: DICK CROCKETT AND CHARLES HORVATH

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