Tales of Tomorrow

Top Cast

Leslie Nielsen as N/A
Brian Keith as N/A
Walter Abel as N/A
Thomas Mitchell as N/A
Raymond Bailey as N/A
Olive Deering as N/A
Nancy Coleman as N/A
Joseph Anthony as N/A
Una O'Connor as N/A
Paul Tripp as N/A

Seasons

Season 1 (1951)

No overview available for this season.

Episodes:

Ep. 1: Verdict from Space (1951-08-03)

A defendant on trial, accused of murdering a prominent archaeologist, tells the jury an incredible story of a pending alien invasion.
Ep. 2: Blunder (1951-08-10)

A scientist is on the verge of developing a new source of incredible power but after his colleagues discover an error in his calculations they find out there's no way to communicate this error to the scientist.
Ep. 3: A Child is Crying (1951-08-17)

The government attempts to use a young girl as a weapon in the Cold War when she displays powerful mental abilities.
Ep. 4: The Woman at Land's End (1951-08-24)

No overview for this episode.
Ep. 5: The Last Man on Earth (1951-08-31)

Martians takeover the Earth and leave only two people alive for experimental purposes.
Ep. 6: Errand Boy (1951-09-07)

No overview for this episode.
Ep. 7: The Monsters (1951-09-14)

No overview for this episode.
Ep. 8: The Dark Angel (1951-09-28)

A doctor discovers that there's something medically strange about his smokin' hot wife.
Ep. 9: The Crystal Egg (1951-10-12)

The owner of a London curiosity shop delivers a mysterious crystal egg to a university professor for the scientist's opinion on its worth and its properties. The 'egg' proves to be a window to Mars. When the professor loses the egg, he tries to convince people that he is not crazy.
Ep. 10: Test Flight (1951-10-26)

The CEO of an aerospace company is determined to build a spaceship for interplanetary travel and a young scientist convinces him that he can perform the task--but only if he's the first person to travel on the spaceship.
Ep. 11: The Search for the Flying Saucer (1951-11-09)

A reporter arrives in a New Mexico town to investigate sightings of flying saucers. But neither he nor some of the town's residents are actually who they appear to be.
Ep. 12: Enemy Unknown (1951-11-23)

A distinguished astrophysicist refuses to help his government.
Ep. 13: Sneak Attack (1951-12-07)

During the Cold War, a captured American spy is his country's only hope to avert an attack by a new type of bomb.
Ep. 14: The Invader (1951-12-21)

A scientist doing research in oceanography witnesses the crash of a UFO into the ocean and sends his son underwater to investigate.
Ep. 15: The Dune Roller (1952-01-04)

On an island a strange rock begins to grow and move. Scientists that observe the phenomena speculate that an ancient meteor that once hit the island is attempting to reassemble itself.
Ep. 16: Frankenstein (1952-01-18)

In an adaptation of Mary Shelley's tale, Dr. Frankenstein brings to life a lumbering undead monster who he must then find someway to destroy.
Ep. 17: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: The Chase (1) (1952-01-25)

A young sailor finds himself held captive on a submarine called the Nautilus and commanded by the mysterious Captain Nemo.
Ep. 18: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: The Escape (2) (1952-02-01)

A sailor being held prisoner onboard a submarine by the mysterious Captain Nemo escapes from captivity with the assistance of the captain's daughter.
Ep. 19: What You Need (1952-02-08)

A writer tries to steal an unusual machine but gets murdered by its owner.
Ep. 20: Age of Peril (1952-02-15)

A scientist devises a way to help criminals beat lie detector tests.
Ep. 21: Memento (1952-02-22)

A scientist who's spent his entire life building a spaceship that can travel to Mars discovers that he cannot make the trip.
Ep. 22: The Children's Room (1952-02-29)

A secret "Children's Room" at a college attracts the attention of intellectual advanced youths. One of them, Walt, is the son of a professor at the university. The professor uncovers that his son and other children are 'mutants' being groomed to assist an alien race in a distant part of the galaxy.
Ep. 23: Bound Together (1952-03-07)

A space pilot reported missing on a mission to Mars returns unexpectedly to his wife but is he the same person?
Ep. 24: The Diamond Lens (1952-03-14)

Shortly before he is scheduled to go to the guillotine, a scientist confesses to a priest the fantastic reason why he committed murder to obtain the perfect diamond for use in a microscope.
Ep. 25: The Fisherman's Wife (aka: Fountain of Youth) (1952-03-21)

Two scientists develop a formula to restore youth and a selfish damsel volunteers to be their first subject.
Ep. 26: Flight Overdue (1952-03-28)

The husband of an aviatrix who disappeared on a test flight finally learns the truth about his wife's disappearance.
Ep. 27: And a Little Child (1952-04-04)

A young hillbilly girl has the power to read minds and this power is called upon when a scientist suffers a paralyzing stroke.
Ep. 28: Sleep No More (1952-04-11)

A young man begs to be kept awake due to the fact that his dreams are turning into horrifying realities.
Ep. 29: Time to Go (1952-04-18)

A woman finds a bank that doesn't save money--it saves time.
Ep. 30: Plague from Space (1952-04-25)

A military base commander is forced to make a terrible decision when he learns that Martians have invaded Earth using a deadly combination of bacteria and brainwaves.
Ep. 31: Red Dust (1952-05-02)

Four members of a space party returning to Earth from Alpha Centauri try to determine what killed the other two members of their party.
Ep. 32: The Golden Ingot (1952-05-09)

A doctor's unsuccessful experiments cause him to fall into a state of depression which has his daughter worried.
Ep. 33: Black Planet (1952-05-16)

Two astronomers working together, seek a tenth planet. The senior fears the junior might have found it and is jealous. They are also both interested in Norma, who works with them. When, in the course of a fight between the two men, the senior scientist falls dead - the question is was he killed by the other or not. Norma's brother, a police detective has to solve the case! Leslie Nielsen, Frank Albertson amd Horace MacMahon star.
Ep. 34: World of Water (1952-05-23)

A scientist discovers a solvent that is capable of dissolving the planet.
Ep. 35: Little Black Bag (1952-05-30)

A struggling doctor takes his instruments to a pawnshop because his wife complains about their lack of money. Once in the shop, he makes a deal with the pawnbroker for $20.00 and a mysterious medical bag. Later, it is discovered that the instruments in the bag can perform "miracle cures". Upon close inspection of the instruments, a patent date of July 18, 2450 is revealed.
Ep. 36: The Exile (1952-06-06)

A scientist receives radiation burns while working with atomic energy.
Ep. 37: All the Time in the World (1952-06-13)

A man must decide whether or not he wants to survive a hydrogen bomb blast. If he does he'll be the only person remaining on earth--not a pleasant predicament.
Ep. 38: The Miraculous Serum (1952-06-20)

A miracle life-saving serum has unintended consequences when it's tested on a female patient. Not only does it make the woman immune to diseases but to moral issues as well.
Ep. 39: Appointment on Mars (1952-06-27)

Three astronauts arrive on Mars, sponsored by a mining company who will share the profits with them. Illness, paranoia and other problems develop until all three are dead - but what caused it?
Ep. 40: The Duplicates (1952-07-04)

A man on Jupiter is paid a huge sum of money to travel to Earth and kill his duplicate on that planet.
Ep. 41: Ahead of His Time (1952-07-18)

A lab technician invents a time machine and uses it to travel forward to the year 2052.
Ep. 42: Sudden Darkness (1952-08-01)

A scientist invents a device which can shut down all the world's electrical power with one flick of the switch.
Ep. 43: Ice from Space (1952-08-08)

A rocket returns from space with a huge block of ice inside its compartment. An Air Force officer realizes that this block of ice is a form of alien invasion.