Mistero in galleria

Creato da: Rod Serling |
Genere: Dramma | Mistero | Sci-Fi & Fantasy |
https://www.uphe.com/tv/night-gallery-the-complete-series
Numero di stagioni: 3
Numero di episodi: 43
Data prima messa in onda: 1970-12-16
Data ultima messa in onda: 1973-05-27

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John Astin appeared in three separate episodes of this show. During each episode, his character was [...]	D
This was the final show to feature Rod Serling as host.	D
The set used by Rod Serling to introduce each story contained paintings and sculptures. Only paintin [...]	D
Artist Thomas J. Wright painted all of the paintings used to introduce each story.	D
Conceived as an updating of "The Twilight Zone" concept, Serling reportedly began planning the serie [...]	D
The pilot episode differs in a few ways to the regular show. The opening and closing music is comple [...]	D
Two segments, and possibly a third, were directed by Steven Spielberg. According to the book, "Rod S [...]	D
Four-In-One (1970) rotated four separate shows: this show, Uno sceriffo a New York (1970), San Franc [...]	D
For the final season, Rod Serling's creative input had been greatly reduced on account of producer J [...]	D
One year before the debut of Kung Fu (1972), David Carradine and Radames Pera, who each played the c [...]	D
Rod Serling pitched the idea of his being a curator for a wax museum, where by he would introduce th [...]	D
Rod Serling had originally conceived of a show like this one when he was still working on "The Twili [...]	D
Rod Serling didn't retain many fond memories of the series, mainly due to his strained working relat [...]	D
Episodes from the hour long Sesto senso (1972), starring Gary Collins, were edited down into half-ho [...]	D
Sculptors Logan Elston and Phil Vanderlei did all of this show's sculptures.	D
Like most TV shows, "Night Gallery" was produced on a tight budget and shooting schedule. During the [...]	D
For the third season, the show's format was changed. Each episode included just the one story, inste [...]	D
Neither "Universal" nor the TV networks were very impressed with the show. They felt "Night Gallery" [...]	D
The syndicated version of the series took individual segments from the original hour long program an [...]	D