| Rank | 7,511 / 30,251 |
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| Trend | 0 |
| Genres | Drama |
| Seasons | 2 |
| Episodes | 3 |
| Total votes | 141 |
| Average votes | 47 |
| Average rating | 8.0 / 10 |
This live series featured adaptations of other works (novels, plays, et cetera) plus original works for the show. It was primarily dramas, but a few musicals also were presented. The show is considered one of the major drama series during The Golden Age of Television. Up through episode 1.8, the show alternated with "The Goodyear Theatre" and "The Philco Television Playhouse"; beginning with episode 1.9 to the end of the series in 1957, the show alternated with "The Goodyear Theatre".
Directors: Alex Segal, Daniel Petrie, David Greene, Herbert Hirschman, Kirk Browning, Martin Ritt, Norman Felton, Paul Bogart, Paul Stanley, Robert Mulligan, Sidney Lumet, Vincent J. Donehue Writers: Alvin Boretz, Alvin Sapinsley, Arnold Peyser, Arthur Hailey, Blanche Hanalis, Charles Dickens, Dale Wasserman, David Davidson, David E. Walker, David Karp, Edward Streeter, Elihu Winer, Ernest Kinoy, F. Hugh Herbert, Frederick Lonsdale, Garson Kanin, Gian Carlo Menotti, Harold Swanton, Herman Raucher, Hugh Kemp, Janice Torre, Jerome Coopersmith, Jerome Ross, John H. Secondari, John Vlahos, John Whedon, Joseph Schull, Lois Peyser, Lorenzo Semple Jr., Louis Pelletier, Malvin Wald, Maurice Valency, Maxwell Anderson, Michael Dreyfuss, Paul Osborn, Pearl S. Buck, Philip Barry, Philip Barry Jr., Reginald Rose, Robert Bassing, Robert Nathan, Robert Wallsten, Roger O. Hirson, Ruth Gordon, Sidney Carroll, Sumner Locke Elliott, Theodore Apstein, Vern J. Sneider, William E. Barrett, William Shakespeare, William Templeton Hint: you can examine a particular season more clearly on the graphs if you disable the trendline and all other seasons (via clicking on their labels). Episodes average rating