Supporting Cast: Frank Albertson as Sergeant Kirby, James Congdon as Eddie McMahon, Arthur Marshall as Jerry Mrs. Trotter (Nolan) is unhappy that her daughter Sharon (Provine) is having an affair with married businessman Ben Nelson (Alda). Mrs. Trotter appeals to Ben's wife, Mrs. Nelson (Wray), revealing the affair to her. That night Ben kills his wife and calls Sharon to set his alibi, but Mrs. Trotter takes the phone call and deliberately gives Sharon the wrong information so that Ben will go to jail. Coming Home is a fine showcase for two superb players who never achieved the recognition they deserved; although one of them, Jeanette Nolan, had a successful career, mostly on television. The other, Crahan Denton, had a career in the theater, was already middle aged when he began appearing on television and, later, in motion pictures; and he died way too young. Supporting Cast: Gavin Muir as Dean Septimus Bracegirdle, Tita Purdom as Maude, Vera Denham as Mrs. Crump, Albert Carrier as Garçon, Arlette Clark (credited as Arlette Clarke) as Maid Supporting Cast: Tyler McVey as Referee, Katherine Squire as Carlos' Wife, Marc Cavell as Bellhop, Phil Gordon as Bartender

Helen Parch (Canova) enjoys abusing the party line. One day she is warned by police officer Mr. Atkins (Dano) that a man named Heywood Miller (Johnson) escaped prison and may come after her. Years ago, Helen refused to let Heywood use the party line to call the doctor, which led to the death of Miller's wife. That night Heywood breaks into Helen's house, and when she tries to call the sheriff's office, the party line is busy.

Cast & Crew

Supporting Cast: Frank Gerstle as Police Sergeant Thompson, Anabel Shaw as Rhoda Forbes, Peggy McCay as Myra Herbert, Jacqueline Mayo as Ann Warren, Sally Hughes as Lady, Margaret Muse as Mildred, Deidre Harrison as Lady, Marietta Hayes as Lady John (Shatner) has an unnaturally close relationship with his mother, Claire (Landis), which worries John's new lover Lottie (Scala). Lottie suggests taking Claire to their favorite spot by a waterfall; John understands this as Lottie's suggestion that they kill Claire, but John pushes Lottie off the cliff instead. Supporting Cast: Hugh Marlowe as Baxter, Bob Carson (credited as Robert Carson) as Judge, Dodie Heath as Laura Fleming, James Flavin as Dan, King Calder as George Faber, Charlott Knight as Elderly Woman TV Guide's Top 100 Episodes". IMDb. Archived from the original on May 20, 2012 . Retrieved November 21, 2017. {{ cite web}}: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown ( link) a b Muir, John Kenneth (2013). Terror Television: American Series, 1970–1999. McFarland. ISBN 9781476604169.

Cash Bentley (Merrill) is a former champion hurdler who is bitter that his glory days have passed. Despite his wife Louise (Breslin)'s protests and Cash's physical limitations, Cash keeps racing whenever he is taunted by others. One night, Cash gives Louise his gun and asks her to fire it so he can race one more time. Louise, unfamiliar with guns, accidentally shoots him. The Templetons (McGuire and Leachman) are on a train with their young son, Johnny, who they have trouble controlling. The Templetons offer Johnny one silver dollar if he can be quiet for 10 minutes while elderly cowboy Mr. Kilmer (Wills) tells a story. When the train stops, Johnny sees a man outside the window, caught in the blizzard and begging for help, but Johnny cannot speak up, having promised not to. Boxing manager Arthur Duffy is offered a powerful drug by a shady character named Boots Murphy. Boots tells him it is a drug used on race horses to turn losers into winners. Arthur decides to use the drug on one of his washed up fighters named Soldier Fresno. After Soldier is injected with the drug, he starts to win. Arthur and Boots begin to rake in the money. Soon Soldier gets a bout with the champion. Before the fight, however, Boots tells Arthur that he only has two more doses of the drug. Determined to win the fight, Arthur injects Soldier with both doses. Unfortunately the overdose causes Soldier to believe that he is already in the ring. He springs up and starts fighting. He beats Arthur to death. Interesting note: Lorne Greene, John Qualen, and Madge Kennedy all died in 1987, with Greene dying (September 11) the day before Qualen's death (September 12), respectively. Supporting Cast: Vladimir Sokoloff as Uncle Fernaud, Marcel Dalio as Corporal Marcel Marchand, Michael Granger as Francois, Victor Varconi as Count d'Auberge, Gloria Castillo as Lili, Lilyan Chauvin as Sybil Delamont, Karen Scott as Cherie, Iphigenie Castiglioni as Countess d'Auberge, Luis Van Rooten as Leon, Karen Lenay (as Caren Lenay) as Jeanette, Bobby Barber as Cafe Patron (uncredited)Inspector Davidson (Williams) and his assistant Detective Raines investigate the murder of Count Victor Mattoni in his London flat. They find a great deal of evidence in the flat, and the investigation uncovers Mattoni's links to Lord Sorrington and American businessman Bernard K. Froy. However, both men separately confess to the murder, confusing Davidson. Supporting cast: Lamont Johnson as David Schaffner, Ray Teal as Warden Jacobs, Vivi Janiss as Maude Martin, Hal K. Dawson as Secretary, Robert Patten (credited as Bob Patten) as Willis the Co-Pilot, Steve Clark as Pilot, Bill Pullen as Prison Guard, Wendy Winkleman as Susie Martin Mrs. Cannon-Hughes (Greer) visits a lawyer, Paul Brett (Webber), to tell him of her suspicions that her husband Gilbert Hughes (Smith) murdered his first wife. She had been nurse to his wife, who she felt disliked her and soon died under her care. Afterward, Gilbert asked her out and they began dating. After they married and went on honeymoon, Cannon-Hughes reported that Gilbert acted out giving his wife a fatal dose of medicine while sleepwalking. She states that he watches her at all times. Soon afterward, Gilbert dies, supposedly of suicide due to an unbalanced mind. Ms. Cannon-Hughes and Brett begin a relationship and get married, but when Brett accidentally discovers that Ms. Cannon-Hughes killed both Gilbert and his first wife (by her talking in her sleep about giving an extra dose of medicine), Mrs. Cannon-Hughes-Brett kills him as well after hearing recordings of her new husband's findings. Wealthy 65-year-old Howard Rutherford (Truex) proposes to 25-year-old Charlotte (Court). Charlotte's current lover, Mark (Cassidy), makes Charlotte accept so they can live on Howard's fortune when he dies. However, Howard lives on for years, and Mark marries someone else and has a son. Howard finally dies at 90, and to Mark's dismay, Charlotte begins a new love affair with his son, Billy, who is 20 years old. Supporting Cast: Ken Clark as Plain Clothes Policeman, Carl Betz as Jerome Stanton, Carmen Phillips as Sandra, Kay Stewart as Housekeeper, Gary Clarke as Bellboy, Jennifer West (credited as Tharon Crigler) as Woman near Phone Books, Jim Johnson as Uniformed Police Officer