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1960, TV Show

Episode Detail: The Watcher - Thriller

A psychotic teacher vows to rid his world of women, whom he sees as "corrupters." Larry: Richard Chamberlain. Beth: Olive Sturgess. Frietag: Martin Gabel. Florian: Stuart Erwin. Archer: Alan Baxter. Mrs. Pettit: Irene Hervey. Matthews: James Westerfield. Host: Boris Karloff.

Episodes: The Watcher - Thriller - 67 total Episodes

Man of Mystery
The Innocent Bystanders
The Man in the Cage
Yours Truly...Jack the Ripper
Worse than Murder
The Grim Reaper
Waxworks
The Specialists
Child's Play
The Guillotine
The Remarkable Mrs. Hawk
The Return of Andrew Bentley
A Wig for Miss Devore
Till Death Do Us Part
Twisted Image
The Hungry Glass
A Late Date
Parasite Mansion
Dialogues with Death
La Strega
The Lethal Ladies
Girl with a Secret
Mark of the Hand
The Poisoner
The Devil's Ticket
The Last of the Somervilles
Terror in Teakwood
Masquerade
The Weird Tailor
The Incredible Dr. Markesan
Impulse
The Well of Doom
The Storm
The Watcher
Flowers of Evil
The Prediction
Rose's Last Summer
God Grante That She Lye Stille
The Premature Burial
The Prisoner in the Mirror
Pigeons from Hell
Trio for Terror
The Fingers of Fear
A Third for Pinochle
The Big Blackout
The Guilty Men
The Purple Room
Man in the Middle
Choose a Victim
Good Imagination
What Beckoning Ghost
Dark Legacy
The Merriweather File
Letter to a Lover
The Closed Cabinet
The Cheaters
Hay-Fork and Bill-Hook
The Hollow Watcher
Papa Benjamin
Portrait Without a Face
An Attractive Family
Cousin Tundifer
The Bride Who Died Twice
Kill My Love
Knock 3-1-2
Mr. George
The Ordeal of Dr. Cordell

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Premiered: September 13, 1960, on NBC

Rating: TV-14

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Premise: An anthology series hosted by Boris Karloff that began with typical crime stories, but later delved more successfully into the horror genre. At its best, it was truly eerie and chilling, telling tales from such masters as Robert Bloch, Cornell Woolrich and Richard Matheson. In `Danse Macabre,' Stephen King called this `the best horror series ever put on TV.'

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