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A group of neighbors turns into a hostile mob when they try to invade one family's bomb shelter, believing a UFO attack is imminent.
A group of neighbors turns into a hostile mob when they try to invade one family's bomb shelter, believing a UFO attack is imminent.
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S3, EP3 "The Shelter"A group of neighbors turns into a hostile mob when they try to invade one family's bomb shelter, believing a UFO attack is imminent.
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S3, EP4 "The Passersby"A crippled Civil War soldier comes to realize that he and the people around him are not walking away from battle. They are dead.
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S3, EP5 "A Game of Pool"A man's ambition to be the best pool shark on Chicago's Randolph Street carries a high cost. With Jonathan Winters, Jack Klugman.
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S3, EP6 "The Mirror"A victorious revolutionary is shown a mirror in the presidential office that is reputed to show the watcher his own assassins.
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S3, EP2 "The Arrival"An airline official tests his theory that a newly arrived but totally empty plane is imaginary-with startling results.
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S3, EP1 "Two"A man (Charles Bronson) and a woman (Elizabeth Montgomery) -- the sole survivors of a devastating global war -- meet in the shambles of a city destroyed six years prior.
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