The Eleventh Hour

October. 03,1962      NR
Rating:
7.8
Trailer Synopsis

The Eleventh Hour is an American medical drama about psychiatry starring Wendell Corey, Jack Ging, and Ralph Bellamy, which aired sixty-two new episodes plus selected rebroadcasts on NBC from October 3, 1962, to September 9, 1964.

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Seasons 2 : 1963

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Episode 1 - Cold Hands, Warm Heart
October. 02,1963

Episode 2 - The Silence of Good Men
October. 09,1963

Episode 3 - Fear Begins at 40
October. 16,1963

Episode 4 - And Man Created Vanity
October. 23,1963

Episode 5 - Oh, You Shouldn`t Have Done It
October. 30,1963

Episode 6 - The Bronze Locust
November. 06,1963

Episode 7 - What Did She Mean By Good Luck?
November. 13,1963

Episode 8 - This Wonderful Madman Calls Me Beauty
November. 20,1963

Episode 9 - Four Feet in the Morning
November. 27,1963

Episode 10 - The Bride Wore Pink
December. 04,1963

Episode 11 - There Should be an Outfit Called Families Anonymous
December. 11,1963

Episode 12 - La Belle Indifference
December. 18,1963

'La Belle Indifference' suddenly seizes Valerie Walker, who leaves her baby in the park and returns home—where the sight of her daughter's high chair and rattle causes her to panic and fall down the stairs.

Episode 13 - Is Mr. Martian Coming Back?
December. 25,1963

Episode 14 - My Door is Locked and Bolted
January. 01,1964

Episode 15 - Sunday Father
January. 08,1964

Episode 16 - How Do I Say I Love You?
January. 15,1964

Episode 17 - You`re So Smart, Why Can`t You be Good?
January. 22,1964

Episode 18 - Who Chopped Down the Cherry Tree?
January. 29,1964

Episode 19 - Cannibal Plants, They Eat You Alive
February. 05,1964

Episode 20 - The Only Remaining Copy is in the British Museum
February. 12,1964

Episode 21 - 87 Different Kinds of Love
February. 19,1964

Episode 22 - The Secret in the Stone
February. 26,1964

Episode 23 - A Full Moon Every Night
March. 04,1964

Episode 24 - Who is to Say How the Battle is to be Fought?
March. 11,1964

Episode 25 - Prodigy
March. 18,1964

Episode 26 - Does My Mother Have to Know? (1)
March. 25,1964

Episode 27 - Does My Mother Have to Know? (2)
April. 01,1964

Episode 28 - A Pattern of Sundays
April. 08,1964

Episode 29 - To Love is To Live
April. 15,1964

Episode 30 - The Color of the Sunset
April. 22,1964

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