The Man Who Died at Three and Nine
This is listed as episode s3, e28 of Night Gallery on another online TV episode guide of "Night Gallery."
Upon further research it was actually an episode of "Sixth Sense," s1,e5.
The common denominator is Rod Sterling.
This has confused me for quite some time when researching Night Gallery episodes. The last entry for the "Night Gallery" series also lists season 3 episode 50 as "The Sixth Sense," skipping all entries from episode 17 and jumping to 50.
Joseph Campanella was, as usual, quite excellent as Paul Crowley, a diplomat who sees visions of a beautiful woman drowning at the above mentioned "Three and Nine" clock times. He seeks the help of Dr. Rhodes but during his sessions he suddenly has an apparent change of consciousness and walks out.
I also believe that "Chandrika" is the woman in the water and can't find another reference to her to include here.
This is listed as episode s3, e28 of Night Gallery on another online TV episode guide of "Night Gallery."
Upon further research it was actually an episode of "Sixth Sense," s1,e5.
The common denominator is Rod Sterling.
This has confused me for quite some time when researching Night Gallery episodes. The last entry for the "Night Gallery" series also lists season 3 episode 50 as "The Sixth Sense," skipping all entries from episode 17 and jumping to 50.
Joseph Campanella was, as usual, quite excellent as Paul Crowley, a diplomat who sees visions of a beautiful woman drowning at the above mentioned "Three and Nine" clock times. He seeks the help of Dr. Rhodes but during his sessions he suddenly has an apparent change of consciousness and walks out.
I also believe that "Chandrika" is the woman in the water and can't find another reference to her to include here.