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Season 3

Season 3

1.3·6.9Trakt·September 24, 1972·15 épisodes·6h 30min
Épisodes · 15
The Return of the Sorcerer
E1

The Return of the Sorcerer

A sorcerer hires a translator to divine the meaning of an ancient Arabic manuscript that has some grisly connection with his twin brother's death.

26min·Sep 24, 1972
The Girl with the Hungry Eyes
E2

The Girl with the Hungry Eyes

A photographer hires a mysterious model whose eyes burn with a seductive, yet frightening, glow.

26min·Oct 1, 1972
Rare Objects
E3

Rare Objects

A gangster marked for death engages a specialist who guarantees him sanctuary, but at a precipitous cost.

26min·Oct 22, 1972
Spectre in Tap-Shoes
E4

Spectre in Tap-Shoes

After witnessing her twin sister's suicide, a young woman begins to see and hear evidence of her continuing presence.

26min·Oct 29, 1972
You Can Come Up Now, Mrs. Millikan / Smile Please
E5

You Can Come Up Now, Mrs. Millikan / Smile Please

A bungling inventor and his forgetful wife pool their ineptitude for an experiment in immortality. A vignette about a woman who tries to photograph a vampire.

26min·Nov 12, 1972
The Other Way Out
E6

The Other Way Out

Lured to a secluded house, a murderer is made to pay for his crimes by a cold and calculating avenger.

26min·Nov 19, 1972
Fright Night
E7

Fright Night

Unseen terrors await a young couple who inherit a farmhouse.

26min·Dec 10, 1972
Finnegan's Flight
E8

Finnegan's Flight

A prisoner for life yearning for freedom submits to a cellmate's experiments in mind over matter, with tragic results.

26min·Dec 17, 1972
She'll Be Company for You
E9

She'll Be Company for You

After his invalid wife dies, a relieved widower finds himself under the watchful eye of a strangely menacing cat.

26min·Dec 24, 1972
The Ring with the Red Velvet Ropes
E10

The Ring with the Red Velvet Ropes

The new heavyweight champion of the world discovers that he has one more unscheduled bout before he can claim his title.

26min·Jan 7, 1973
Something in the Woodwork
E11

Something in the Woodwork

A lonely alcoholic plots revenge against her ex-husband by calling on a reluctant ghost she finds in her attic.

26min·Jan 14, 1973
Death on a Barge
E12

Death on a Barge

A dockside merchant ignores the warnings of his friends when he falls desperately in love with a wraith-like young woman.

26min·Mar 4, 1973
Whisper
E13

Whisper

A young wife in a remote country house finds herself in thrall to strange and insistent voices of the dead.

26min·May 13, 1973
The Doll of Death
E14

The Doll of Death

A spurned plantation owner in the British West Indies enlists the power of voodoo to avenge himself against a romantic rival.

26min·May 20, 1973
Hatred unto Death / How to Cure the Common Vampire
E15

Hatred unto Death / How to Cure the Common Vampire

Blood memories surface when an anthropologist responds in kind to a captive gorilla's primeval hatred. Two men debate the best way to kill vampires.

26min·May 27, 1973
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Avis de la communauté (1)

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5/10Oct 30, 2020

On display before you is an odd and mercurial item titled Season 3 in what is known as the Night Gallery. After a disappointing second season NBC renovated the Gallery; cutting it down to a half an hour with one story per show (with a couple of exceptions), along with a new opening and new theme music. Disillusioned, creator & host Rod Serling had all but given up on the series, delivering some of his most lackluster and cliché introductions. And the writing isn’t that ambitious either, though there are a few interesting and frightful tales; such as “The Girl with the Hungry Eyes,” “Rare Objects,” “The Other Way Out,” and “Whisper.” There are also several notable guest stars who are featured, including Vincent Price, Bill Bixby, Mickey Rooney, Burl Ives, Leonard Nimoy, and Sally Field. While the studio had clearly lost confidence in the series, Night Gallery was still able to put together a decent third season that recaptured some of Serling’s original vision.