Suspense — 1961

This Suspense broadcast, "Call Me at Half Past" (1961-06-25), starred Bernard Grant, Elspeth Eric, Frank; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier, though the broadcast log notes: Milano, Freddy Chandler, Jack Grimes, Lawson Zerbe, Sarah Fussell BEGINNING OF NEW RUN SUSPENSE returned on Sundays at 6:35-7:00pm. Bruno Zirato jr. became the new Director.

This Suspense broadcast, "Night of the Storm" (1961-07-02), starred Rosemary Rice; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.

This Suspense broadcast, "Epitaph" (1961-07-09), starred Paul McGrath; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.

This Suspense broadcast, "The Man Who Knew How to Hate" (1961-07-16), starred Leon Janney, Joan Lorring; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.

This Suspense broadcast, "Stranger with My Face" (1961-07-23), starred Bernard Grant; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.

This Suspense broadcast, "You Can Die Laughing" (1961-07-30), starred Larry Haynes, Evelyn Juster; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.

A couple settle happily into a charming rented house in the country, only to start receiving phone calls from an unseen caller with a distinctly otherworldly edge — one who wants them out, and isn't shy about saying so.

This Suspense broadcast, "Murder Is a Matter of Opinion" (1961-08-20), starred Phillip Meader, Bill Lipton; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier, though the broadcast log notes: Show of.

This Suspense broadcast, "Sold to Satan" (1961-08-27), starred Kermit Murdock; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.

Every parent has wondered what their children are really up to behind a closed bedroom door. For one family, the answer turns out to be considerably more ambitious than any ordinary secret — nothing less than a scheme to take over the world.

Touring through Mecca, a couple brushes off a shopkeeper's frantic warnings and buys a small green idol as a keepsake. The vendor insists the statuette carries the ancient curse of Ramkar, and the couple is about to learn he wasn't exaggerating.

This Suspense broadcast, "The Man in the Fog" (1961-09-24), starred Robert Dryden, Ethel Everett; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.

This Suspense broadcast, "No Hiding Place" (1961-10-01), starred Court Benson, Grace Matthews; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.

This Suspense broadcast, "Dreams" (1961-10-08), starred Phillip Sterling; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.

This Suspense broadcast, "Seeds of Disaster" (1961-10-15), starred Bernard Grant; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.

This Suspense broadcast, "A Witness to Murder" (1961-10-22), starred Joan Lorring, Leon Janney; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.

This Suspense broadcast, "Death of an Old Flame" (1961-10-29), starred Larry Haynes, Teri Keane, Ralph Bell; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.

A wronged husband stops nursing his grievance and starts acting on it, engineering a scheme of revenge aimed squarely at both his unfaithful wife and the man she's been seeing. Vows, it turns out, cut both ways.

This Suspense broadcast, "The Imposters" (1961-11-12), starred Reynold Osborne, Cherita Bauer; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.

Two treasure hunters finally track down a legendary lost city of gold buried deep in Mayan territory. What's waiting for them in its depths turns the discovery of a lifetime into a trap neither of them may escape.

This Suspense broadcast, "Man Trap" (1961-11-26), starred Don McLaughlin, Ralph Bell; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.

This Suspense broadcast, "The Luck of the Tiger Eye" (1961-12-03), starred Joan Lorring, Leon Janney; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.

This Suspense broadcast, "And So to Sleep My Love" (1961-12-10), starred William Redfield; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.

This Suspense broadcast, "Yuletide Miracle" (1961-12-17), starred Larry Haynes; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.

This Suspense broadcast, "Old Man" (1961-12-31), starred Leon Janney, Reynold Osbourne; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier, though the broadcast log notes: Show of 12-24 Pre-empted for a Christmas special.