Night Gallery (1970 series)

Night Gallery (TV series; 1970 - 1973)
aka Rod Serling's Night Gallery
Aired as part of the Four-in-One umbrella title (season 1), then as a standalone series (seasons 2-3)
Note: only the title of the story will be listed to save space)
==Plot Summary==
Rod Serling 's follow-up to The Twilight Zone, focusing more on supernatural horror than on science fiction.
==Male Deaths==
*John Astin (Episode 1.13 Pamela's Voice, Episode 2.29 Hell's Bells, Episode 3.2 The Girl with the Hungry Eyes)
*Rene Auberjonois (Episode 2.12 Camera Obscura)
*Ray Ballard (Episode 2.5 The Phantom Farmhouse)
*Lex Barker (Episode 2.51 The Waiting Room)
*Carl Betz (Episode 1.4 The Dead Man)
*Bill Bixby (Episode 2.52 Last Rites for a Dead Druid)
*Michael Blodgett (Episode 1.4 The Dead Man)
*Godfrey Cambridge (Episode 1.4 Make Me Laugh)
*John Carradine (Episode 2.24 Big Surprise)
*Jack Cassidy (Episode 1.16 The Last Laurel)
*Chuck Connors (Episode 3.11 The Ring with the Velvet Ropes)
*Helmut Dantine (Episode 2.19 The Devil is Not Mocked)
*Severn Darden 
*Bobby Darin (Episode 2.55 Dead Weight)
*Henry Darrow (Episode 2.35 Cool Air)
*James Davidson (Episode 2.15 The Tune in Dan's Cafe)
*Jim Davis (Episode 2.51 The Waiting Room)
*Ossie Davis (1969 film)
*Bradford Dillman (Episode 2.32 Pickman's Model)
*Howard Duff (Episode 2.57 There Aren't Any More McBanes)
*Buddy Ebsen (Episode 2.51 The Waiting Room)
*Steve Forrest (Episode 2.51 The Waiting Room, Episode 3.16 Hatred Unto Death)
*Bernard Fox (Episode 2.26 House--with Ghost)
*Joel Grey (Episode 2.57 There Aren’t Anymore MacBanes)
*Jonathan Harris (Episode 2.9 Since Aunt Ada Came to Stay; ambiguous)
*Laurence Harvey (Episode 2.60 The Caterpillar)
*Louis Hayward (Episode 1.10 Certain Shadows on the Wall)
*Sam Jaffe (1969 film)
*Arte Johnson (Episode 2.11 The Flip Side of Satan)
*Harvey Lembeck (Episode 2.33 My Dear Departed)
*George Macready (1969 film)
*Jared Martin (Episode 2.41 Tell David...)
*Raymond Massey (Episode 1.12 Clean Kills and Other Trophies)
*Roddy McDowall (1969 film)
*Burgess Meredith (Episode 1.7 Little Black Bag)
*Leslie Nielsen (Episode 2.18 A Question of Fear)
*Leonard Nimoy (Episode 3.10 She'll Be Company for You)
*Kip Niven (Episode 3.2 The Girl with the Hungry Eyes)
*Patrick O'Neal (Episode 2.4 A Fear of Spiders)
*Brock Peters (Episode 2.42 Logoda's Heads)
*Bruce Powers (Episode 3.2 The Girl with the Hungry Eyes)
*Vincent Price (Episode 3.1 The Return of the Sorcerer)
*Albert Salmi (Episode 2.51 The Waiting Room)
*James D. Schofield
*Chill Wills (Episode 1.7 Little Black Bag)
*John Williams (Episode 1.15 The Doll)
*Hank Worden (Episode 2.9 Hell's Bells)
*Robert Yuro (Episode 2.8 The Diary)
==Female Deaths==
*Joan Crawford (1969 film)
*Susannah Darrow (Episode 1.17 They’re Tearing Down Tim Riley’s Bar)
*Phyllis Diller (Episode 1.13 Pamela's Voice)
*Rosemary Forsyth (Episode 2.53 Deliveries in the Rear)
*Zsa Zsa Gabor (Episode 2.39 The Painted Mirror)
*Elsa Lanchester (Episode 2.15 Green Fingers)
*Cloris Leachman (Episode 2.58 You Can't Get Help Like That Anymore)
*Sondra Locke (Episode 2.28 A Feast of Blood)
*Brooke Mills (Episode 2.15 The Tune in Dan's Cafe)
*Agnes Moorehead (Episode 1.10 Certain Shadows on the Wall)
*Lois Nettleton (Episode 2.56 I'll Never Leave You--Ever)
*Jeanette Nolan (Episode 1.5 The Housekeeper, Episode 2.9 Since Aunt Ida Came to Stay)
*Geraldine Page (Episode 2.19 Stop Killing Me, Episode 3.11 Something in the Woodwork)
*Trina Parks (Episode 2.16 The Phantom Farmhouse)
*Joanna Pettet (Episode 3.2 The Girl with the Hungry Eyes)
*Jo Anne Worley (Episode 2.26 House--with Ghost)
==Gallery==
===Pilot Film===
===Season One===
===Season Two===
===Season Three===
Category:TV Series
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Category:1973 TV series endings
Category:NBC TV series
Category:Horror
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