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(Title Unknown) by Tom Wright. Unused painting for unproduced episode. It was most likely for either season 1 or 2, as it appears in the opening credits for those seasons. Note: considering its subject, it may have been an alternate canvas for season 2's "The Different Ones." Anthology Series, Opening Credits, Macabre, Van Gogh, All Art, Horror, Art Gallery

Anthology Series

Opening Credits

(Title Unknown) by Tom Wright. Unused painting for unproduced episode. It was most likely for either season 1 or 2, as it appears in the opening credits for those seasons. Note: considering its subject, it may have been an alternate canvas for season 2's "The Different Ones."

Richard Pastor

"Nightmare Morning" by Tom Wright Unused painting for unproduced episode, most likely season 3. Lady And Gentlemen, In This Moment, Paintings, Season 3, Scary, Tv

Lady And Gentlemen

"Nightmare Morning" by Tom Wright Unused painting for unproduced episode, most likely season 3.

Richard Pastor

"How to Cure the Common Vampire" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #43.2 (05/27/73) A pair of vampire hunters debate the most efficient method to dispatch their nemesis. With Richard Deacon and Johnny Brown. George Orwell Quotes, Vampire Hunter, The Cure, Artist

George Orwell Quotes

"How to Cure the Common Vampire" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #43.2 (05/27/73) A pair of vampire hunters debate the most efficient method to dispatch their nemesis. With Richard Deacon and Johnny Brown.

Richard Pastor

"Hatred Unto Death" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #43.1 (05/27/73) Blood memories surface when an anthropologist responds in kind to a captive gorilla’s primeval hatred. With Steve Forrest, Dina Merrill, and Fernando Lamas. Famous Monsters, Creepy Art, Awesome Art, Fantasy Art

Famous Monsters

"Hatred Unto Death" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #43.1 (05/27/73) Blood memories surface when an anthropologist responds in kind to a captive gorilla’s primeval hatred. With Steve Forrest, Dina Merrill, and Fernando Lamas.

Richard Pastor

"The Doll of Death" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #42 (05/20/73) A spurned Englishman in the British West Indies enlists the power of voodoo to avenge himself against a romantic rival. With Susan Strasberg and Alejandro Rey. Directed by John Badham. Childhood Fears, Wil Wheaton, Horror Nights, Horror Show, Gothic Horror, Dark Beauty

Childhood Fears

"The Doll of Death" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #42 (05/20/73) A spurned Englishman in the British West Indies enlists the power of voodoo to avenge himself against a romantic rival. With Susan Strasberg and Alejandro Rey. Directed by John Badham.

Richard Pastor

"Whisper" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #41 (05/13/73) Sally Field stars as a young wife in a remote country house, who finds herself in thrall to strange and insistent voices of the dead. With Dean Stockwell and Kent Smith. List Of Tv Shows, 1970s Tv Shows, Horror Fiction, Twelfth Night

List Of Tv Shows

"Whisper" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #41 (05/13/73) Sally Field stars as a young wife in a remote country house, who finds herself in thrall to strange and insistent voices of the dead. With Dean Stockwell and Kent Smith.

Richard Pastor

"Death on a Barge" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #40 (03/04/73) A young fishmonger ignores the warnings of his friends when he falls desperately in love with a wraith-like young woman. Starring Lesley Ann Warren. Directed by Leonard Nimoy. Fantasy Tv Series, Funeral March, Cult Movies

Fantasy Tv Series

"Death on a Barge" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #40 (03/04/73) A young fishmonger ignores the warnings of his friends when he falls desperately in love with a wraith-like young woman. Starring Lesley Ann Warren. Directed by Leonard Nimoy.

Richard Pastor

"Something in the Woodwork" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #39 (01/14/73) A lonely alcoholic (Geraldine Page) plotting revenge against her ex-husband calls on a reluctant ghost for help. With Leif Erickson. Written by Rod Serling. Creepy, Creature Feature, Horror Films, Halloween Art, Original Paintings, Art Paintings

Creature Feature

Original Paintings

"Something in the Woodwork" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #39 (01/14/73) A lonely alcoholic (Geraldine Page) plotting revenge against her ex-husband calls on a reluctant ghost for help. With Leif Erickson. Written by Rod Serling.

Richard Pastor

"The Ring with the Red Velvet Ropes" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #38 (01/07/73) The new heavyweight champion of the world discovers that he has one more unscheduled bout before he can claim his title. Starring Chuck Connors, Gary Lockwood, and Joan Van Ark. Joan Van Ark, Champions Of The World, Red Velvet

Champions Of The World

"The Ring with the Red Velvet Ropes" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #38 (01/07/73) The new heavyweight champion of the world discovers that he has one more unscheduled bout before he can claim his title. Starring Chuck Connors, Gary Lockwood, and Joan Van Ark.

Richard Pastor

"She'll Be Company for You" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #37 (12/24/72) With his invalid wife finally dead, a relieved widower (Leonard Nimoy) now finds himself under the watchful eye of a strangely menacing cat. With Lorraine Gary. Hp Lovecraft, Cat Art, Twilight, Art Photography

Art Photography

"She'll Be Company for You" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #37 (12/24/72) With his invalid wife finally dead, a relieved widower (Leonard Nimoy) now finds himself under the watchful eye of a strangely menacing cat. With Lorraine Gary.

Richard Pastor

"Finnegan's Flight" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #36 (12/17/72) A prison lifer (Burgess Meredith) yearning for freedom submits to a cellmate’s experiments in mind over matter. With Cameron Mitchell & Barry Sullivan. Written by Rod Serling. Scream, Thing 1

"Finnegan's Flight" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #36 (12/17/72) A prison lifer (Burgess Meredith) yearning for freedom submits to a cellmate’s experiments in mind over matter. With Cameron Mitchell & Barry Sullivan. Written by Rod Serling.

Richard Pastor

"Fright Night" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #35 (12/10/72) An inherited farmhouse holds unseen terrors for a young couple ( Stuart Whitman & Barbara Anderson) when the attic trunk they’re told never to move starts moving by itself. With Ellen Corby & Alan Napier. The Lovely Bones, Demonology, Fright Night

The Lovely Bones

"Fright Night" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #35 (12/10/72) An inherited farmhouse holds unseen terrors for a young couple ( Stuart Whitman & Barbara Anderson) when the attic trunk they’re told never to move starts moving by itself. With Ellen Corby & Alan Napier.

Richard Pastor

"The Other Way Out" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #34 (11/19/72) Lured to an isolated house, a murderer (Ross Martin) is made to pay for his crime by a coldly calculating avenger (Burl Ives). Old Shows

"The Other Way Out" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #34 (11/19/72) Lured to an isolated house, a murderer (Ross Martin) is made to pay for his crime by a coldly calculating avenger (Burl Ives).

Richard Pastor

"Smile, Please" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #33.2 (11/12/72) A vignette about photographing a vampire. With Cesare Danova and Lindsay Wagner. Vignettes, The Darkest, Smile

"Smile, Please" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #33.2 (11/12/72) A vignette about photographing a vampire. With Cesare Danova and Lindsay Wagner.

Richard Pastor

"You Can Come Up Now, Mrs. Millikan" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #33.1 (11/12/72) Ozzie & Harriet Nelson star as a bungling inventor and his forgetful wife pool their ineptitude for an experiment in immortality. With Roger Davis. Written by Rod Serling. Directed by John Badham. Lovers Art

"You Can Come Up Now, Mrs. Millikan" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #33.1 (11/12/72) Ozzie & Harriet Nelson star as a bungling inventor and his forgetful wife pool their ineptitude for an experiment in immortality. With Roger Davis. Written by Rod Serling. Directed by John Badham.

Richard Pastor

"Spectre in Tap Shoes" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #32 (10/29/72) After witnessing her sister’s suicide, a young woman (Sandra Dee) begins to see and hear evidence of her continued presence. With Dane Clark. Cultura Pop, Scary Movies

"Spectre in Tap Shoes" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #32 (10/29/72) After witnessing her sister’s suicide, a young woman (Sandra Dee) begins to see and hear evidence of her continued presence. With Dane Clark.

Richard Pastor

"Rare Objects" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #31 (10/22/72) This is the original unused version, painted before Raymond Massey was cast in the lead. The version used in the broadcast was altered so that the figure in the painting resembled Massey. This unused version was included in a set of lithographs of Night Gallery paintings sold through Universal Studios in 1973. Monster Art

"Rare Objects" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #31 (10/22/72) This is the original unused version, painted before Raymond Massey was cast in the lead. The version used in the broadcast was altered so that the figure in the painting resembled Massey. This unused version was included in a set of lithographs of Night Gallery paintings sold through Universal Studios in 1973.

Richard Pastor

"Rare Objects" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #31 (10/22/72) Mickey Rooney stars as a gangster marked for death who engages a specialist (Raymond Massey) who guarantees him sanctuary—at a precipitous cost. Written by Rod Serling. Dark Art

"Rare Objects" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #31 (10/22/72) Mickey Rooney stars as a gangster marked for death who engages a specialist (Raymond Massey) who guarantees him sanctuary—at a precipitous cost. Written by Rod Serling.

Richard Pastor

"The Girl with the Hungry Eyes" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #30 (10/01/72) A photographer (James Farentino) hires a mysterious model (Joanna Pettet) whose eyes burn with a seductive—yet frightening—glow. With John Astin. Directed by John Badham. Great Tv Shows

"The Girl with the Hungry Eyes" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #30 (10/01/72) A photographer (James Farentino) hires a mysterious model (Joanna Pettet) whose eyes burn with a seductive—yet frightening—glow. With John Astin. Directed by John Badham.

Richard Pastor

"The Return of the Sorcerer" (Unused version) by Tom Wright This painting was included under this title for a set of lithographs of selected Night Gallery paintings sold through Universal Studios in 1973. It is unclear whether this was the original painting for the episode or if it was painted for an unproduced episode and erroneously retitled. Horror Comics

"The Return of the Sorcerer" (Unused version) by Tom Wright This painting was included under this title for a set of lithographs of selected Night Gallery paintings sold through Universal Studios in 1973. It is unclear whether this was the original painting for the episode or if it was painted for an unproduced episode and erroneously retitled.

Richard Pastor

"The Return of the Sorcerer" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #29 (09/24/72) A sorcerer (Vincent Price) hires a translator (Bill Bixby) to divine the meaning of an ancient Arabic manuscript that has some grisly connection with his twin brother’s death. Bottle House, Art Fund, Art World, Halloween Fun

"The Return of the Sorcerer" by Tom Wright Season 3 (1972-73) Episode #29 (09/24/72) A sorcerer (Vincent Price) hires a translator (Bill Bixby) to divine the meaning of an ancient Arabic manuscript that has some grisly connection with his twin brother’s death.

Richard Pastor

"Room for One Less" by Tom Wright Season 2 (1971-72) Produced for the second season but never appeared in the original broadcast version. Played in syndication starting in 1973. Another blackout sketch about elevator manners. Horror Movies

"Room for One Less" by Tom Wright Season 2 (1971-72) Produced for the second season but never appeared in the original broadcast version. Played in syndication starting in 1973. Another blackout sketch about elevator manners.

Richard Pastor

"Die Now, Pay Later" by Tom Wright Season 2 (1971-72) Not aired during original network season. Ran in syndication starting in 1973. Business booms when an undertaker (Will Geer) slashes funeral prices during a January clearance sale. With Slim Pickens. Seasons, Halloween, Slim Pickens

"Die Now, Pay Later" by Tom Wright Season 2 (1971-72) Not aired during original network season. Ran in syndication starting in 1973. Business booms when an undertaker (Will Geer) slashes funeral prices during a January clearance sale. With Slim Pickens.

Richard Pastor

"Little Girl Lost" by Tom Wright Season 2 (1971-72) Episode #28.2 (03/01/72) Military strategists unwittingly plant the seeds of destruction when they humor a scientific genius (William Windom) unbalanced by his daughter’s death. With Ed Nelson. Little Girl Lost, Little Girls, Destruction, Season 2

Little Girl Lost

"Little Girl Lost" by Tom Wright Season 2 (1971-72) Episode #28.2 (03/01/72) Military strategists unwittingly plant the seeds of destruction when they humor a scientific genius (William Windom) unbalanced by his daughter’s death. With Ed Nelson.

Richard Pastor