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The Golden Age of Television
Eight celebrated teleplays that originally aired during the 1950s are presented, including works by Rod Serling ('Requiem for a Heavyweight'), Paddy Chayefsky ('Marty') and Ira Levin ('No Time for Sergeants'), etc.
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