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Details

• Episode number: 11
• Season: 1
• Production code: 173-3611
• Original air date: December 11, 1959
• Writer: Rod Serling (story by Richard Matheson)
• Director: Douglas Heyes

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Cast

• Forbes: Rod Taylor
• Harrington: Charles Aidman
• Gart: Jim Hutton

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Synopsis

Three astronauts disappear from radar on a test flight, then reappear. However, all is not as it seems upon their return to Earth. After they land, Gart is sent to the hospital with a broken leg. During the evening, the other two, Forbes and Harrington, go to a bar. There, Harrington suddenly gets a strange feeling. He immediately goes to a phone booth to call his parents, but they tell him they have no son. Then Harrington mysteriously disappears, and no one but Forbes remembers his existence. Forbes tells his story to Gart, who says he does not know any person named Harrington. Then Forbes looks in the mirror, sees no reflection and runs out of the room. By the time Gart gets up to run after him, Forbes has mysteriously disappeared too, and nobody remembers him. Then Gart mysteriously disappears, and the ship does too—wiping them off the face of the earth. U.S. Space Shuttle astronaut Bruce McCandless II using a manned maneuvering unit (MMU) outside the Challenger in 1984. ...

External link

• TV.com episode page