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1950's Science Fiction TV with a very young Paul Newman
Reviews
Reviewer:
TimL2009
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May 26, 2014
Subject: Maybe one of Newman's first national roles?
Subject: Maybe one of Newman's first national roles?
this was from 1952-Not long before this Newman was doing live commercials on Cleveland TV for National City Bank..
Reviewer:
Victor Von Psychotron
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May 22, 2014
Subject: Good episode
Subject: Good episode
I'm surprised I haven't heard of "Tales of Tomorrow" until discovering it here on the Archive. This episode is well-acted, and the camera's love for Newman is immediately evident even though he's not the lead.
Reviewer:
Myidoru
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December 12, 2013
Subject: Great stuff...
Subject: Great stuff...
...and Paul Newman too! Very fine.
Reviewer:
Terry K
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January 26, 2013
Subject: Fun Early Sci-Fi
Subject: Fun Early Sci-Fi
This reminded me somewhat of Howard Hawks' original "The Thing from Another World" in it's frozen setting. Also, I found it amusing that you could just jump in a V-2 rocket and take off as though you were borrowing Dad's Buick!
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June 22, 2009
Subject: ToT Ice from Space
Subject: ToT Ice from Space
It seems as the series progress, the stories and acting got better. This one seems almost as good as a latter SCI-FI program in the 1960's, The Outer Limits.
Reviewer:
2muchtv
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October 3, 2008
Subject: A Delightful Sci-Fi Romp
Subject: A Delightful Sci-Fi Romp
Well written and performed with gusto, I found this to be a very watchable ep. One wonders - did a certain writer named Kurt get his idea for "Ice-Nine" from this show?
In addition to a very young Paul Newman, you'll also be treated to a not so young Raymond Bailey, sans toupee, known to millions as "Milburn Drysdale" of the Commerce Bank of Beverly Hills on the Beverly Hillbillies.
In addition to a very young Paul Newman, you'll also be treated to a not so young Raymond Bailey, sans toupee, known to millions as "Milburn Drysdale" of the Commerce Bank of Beverly Hills on the Beverly Hillbillies.
