One Step Beyond (TV-1959) THE VISION S1E10
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- Mind-bending series hosted by John Newland, your guide to the unknown! Based on true, supernatural events that defy scientific explanation, this show appeals to fans of The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits.
THE VISION: Three French soldiers are arrested and court-martial for abandoning their posts during World War II, each tells a different story as to what happened to them when a bright light appeared during battle.
The handsome Pernell Roberts, Bonanza Adam was the sergeant 💕
I wish people of modern times would look up in the sky and see a ball of light that would make them stop killing each other. Nice episode.
I'll drink to that 👍
It would have to be the politicians to look up in the sky. They are the greedy ones making men fight for what they feel is right. When greed and power ends in ppl so will wars.
While H.G. Wells' In the Days of the Comet was sci-fantasy, I was reminded of his relating a soldier, waking after the gaseous green anomaly impregnated the atmosphere, and looking with a moment's confusion at the weapon in his hands - realizing its purpose, he threw it from himself in shocked disgust. (While some small remnant were unaffected, the cosmic conundrum basically morally cleansed mankind.) I wonder if if this event may have inspired Wells.
Too much oil for America to steal from under other nations land to stop the wars.
@@dougn2350 Haven't you heard? America has fracking and directional drilling now so that it has become an oil exporting country. The problem with American gas prices is because of a lack of refining capacity which keeps prices artificially high. It's not because of a lack of crude oil.
This is a story I had not heard before. Very moving. At the end I found myself crying. Thankfully no men were wrongfully executed. What a miraculous set of circumstances. And the acting was superb. Pernell Roberts in a role before he was one of the Cartwrights on Bonanza. And the boy did a great job, so natural, and clever dialogue. What was his name?
The officer from the other side explained he awalled because 10 men on their side of the war were executed when he had to give commands ready aim fire and 10 fell dead. He said "No more!" Thank goodness he stoodup and left and told the otherside what was happening in their infantry also to save the others.
This one gives me chills....happy chills.
Me Too. God Bless.💗🙌
@@judyledbetter3915 God bless.
A lot of these old shows have big stars from future TV series. Pernell Roberts from Bonanza is in this one.
This was a great episode of one step Beyond thanks for sharing it with me 👍🇺🇸
I am so glad to see you back! I was in the middle of watching the playlist of One Step Beyond, and suddenly they were gone. I had also enjoyed reading the comments from others, and sharing our experiences. Thank you!
Sent chills through me …
Another great episode!
THE WAY THESE ARE PRESENTED THEY MAKE YOU WANT TO SIT ON THE EDGE OF YOUR SEAT AND WATCH THEM !!!! GREAT STORIES.
That was God in the sky. Great watch. Blessing to everyone.
So nice to see the wonderful Bruce Gordon play a good guy for a change💙
For me the good thing about life is that it ends one day and often sooner than we would like.
And please, no reruns, no sequels, no eternity!
@@WalterJoergLangbein Exactly ! It's the ones that do nothing with their lives then cry for more. Life must not be long it must simply be 'enough' and knowing that it ends should push us to make the most of it. I feel that I have lived more than one life so that end day will not be feared, it will be like climbing a steep stair to enter a bedroom and put my head on a soft pillow, amen.
Life has LENGTH, BREADTH, AND DEPTH.
Even if we can not do much about the length (and we should not try very hard for it until we can change the make-up of our minds) there is a lot we can do to increase the breadth and depth of our lives. And that's more than enough.
@@vidhushekhar17 My life is so deep that I fell into it years ago but if I look up I can still see blue sky and at night the stars shine bright.
@@WalterJoergLangbein no eternity? but our souls will never die. we go on into eternity whether we like it or not. most of mankind will never like it based on how they've lived. it's merely what they've chosen.
Frank NItti saves the day.
“The Vision,” Season 1, Episode 10, aired 24 March 1959. Bruce Gordon as Capt. Emil Tremaine, Pernell Roberts as Sgt. Vaill, H.M. Wynant as Pvt. Lacoste, Peter Miles as Pvt. Marsee, Jerry Oddo as Pvt. Mollene, Richard Devon, Maj. La Marre, Jean Del Val, French General, Rene Kroper (as Rene Korper) as Boy, Will J. White as German Officer, John Newland as Himself (Host).
While H.G. Wells' In the Days of the Comet was sci-fantasy, I was reminded of his relating a soldier, waking after the gaseous green anomaly impregnated the atmosphere, and looking with a moment's confusion at the weapon in his hands - realizing its purpose, he threw it from himself in shocked disgust. (While some small remnant were unaffected, the cosmic conundrum basically morally cleansed mankind.) I wonder if if this event may have inspired Wells.
1906.
Pernell Roberts when younger
He's why I'm here
@@susanb2015 are you his child susan?...if so, how exciting!!
Yeah, good old Adam Cartwright .
Adam Cartwright condemned them to the death penalty by saying they ran.
This reminds me of the apparition of the Virgin Mary during the bloody battle of First Marne of WWI, when the German Army came within about 30 miles of Paris. The entire right wing of the Germans, about 100,000 men saw the image of Mary in the sky dressed in blue and white. She turned her back to the Germans and made a "stop" gesture with her hand. Thousands of soldiers fell to their knees in fright and threw down their guns. The German Generals gave the order to remain silent under penalty of death but there were hundreds of written eyewitness testimonies swearing to having seen this. It took place on September 8th, 1914 the feast of Mary's birth. First Marne decided the war. If Paris had been captured, the Germans would have won.
Interesting story and there have been a few supernatural legends surrounding war such as the Angel of Mons from world war 1.
There was an apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary in WWI.
There are many stories of ghostly or angelic apparitions coming out of the First world war, the story of the Angels of Mons (Sept. 1914) being another well known one.
Literally every conflict going back hundreds if not thousands upon thousands of years I guarantee you throughout every conflict regardless of size, there's always been somebody that sells stuff they cannot explain! It still happens today….
Someone almost got a nice, pleasant bayonet from his friend around 2:11.
2:11
@Kokopilau77 hahahahaha good eye!
0:59 That's not Flanders!!!! That is the Lorraine!
These guys had a psychedelic experience.
This story may have been taken from The Miracle of the Sun (Portuguese: "Milagre do Sol"), also known as the Miracle of Fátima, reported to have occurred on 13 October 1917, attended by a large crowd who had gathered in Fátima, Portugal, in response to a prophecy made by three shepherd children. The prophecy was that the Virgin Mary (referred to as Our Lady of Fátima), would appear and perform miracles on that date. Newspapers published testimony from witnesses who said that they had seen extraordinary solar activity, such as the Sun appearing to "dance" or zig-zag in the sky, career towards the Earth, or emit multicolored light and radiant colors. According to these reports, the event lasted approximately ten minutes. The erratic sun was seen in many parts of Europe, over a vast area.
I don't think so. This miracle happened at night, not during the day.
@@LuckyBaldwin777 Sigh. Yes. I wrote 'taken,' not paralleld. (This age we live in.)
Also starring as Episode 2 in some versions on YT. This story would seem to be an excellent candidate for serious research, given the plethora of names, organisations, places, times, and dates that are mentioned here. I read somewhere that a group of "researchers" looked into the stories as shown on OSB, but because they could not find out much about the woman who was supposedly involved in the tsunami story, they poo-pooed the whole series as rubbish. (apropos) As John Newland mentioned at the beginning of Episode 9 (The Dead Room in the House), they disbelieved simply because they did not (want to) understand. Unbelievable. That's how official lines of enquiry work, folks, and that's why they always f*ck up.
The description is wrong. This took place during WWI (not WWII), in 1915.
What does Frank Nitti in this story ? He isn't even able to supply a single bottle of cognac :-)
Why did the French soldiers pack their bed rolls for a short combat mission across the lines? Afraid it would be ripped off if they left them back at their trench?
Was this story based around the Christmas truce in WW1?
The Angel Of Mons?
COLOUR
i see
Better bury this story, someone may believe it.
Parnell (I think I spelled that right) Roberts Ponderous Ranch Bonanza
It's *Pernell* Roberts, and it was the *Ponderosa* Ranch.
18. 10 he speaks of an Algerian????
Why not? Algeria was a French colony, administered by France. The sergeant could have been in the Foreign Legion, or even the French Army then. He mentioned that he had been in the army for 18 years, so it's possible he would have been posted to Algeria at some point.
@@randallulrich I am Algerian and France committed atrocities and crimes from 1830 until its defeat and victory over it in 1962 ... France stole our archives, our heritage, and even the skulls of the martyrs ... God avenged them ... I think the man was defending the Algerians in this television episode.
@@randallulrich France had colonies in Africa like Ivory Coast and Senegal but Algeria wasn't one of them. Legally, Algeria was considered an integral part of metropolitan France with equal rights of citizenship to all, like Hawaii's relationship to the United States. Algeria was a French Department (like a state) and not a colony.
@@qayssardally5486 Sorry but Algerian extremists committed many atrocities themselves. French loyalists called Harkis were mass murdered by the communist Algerians, 350,000 of them, for having supported France. Have you forgotten the Massacre of Oran, where thousands of Arabs went into the French speaking neighborhood of Oran, Algeria's 2nd largest city and killed 4,000 unarmed men, women, and children in the night? It was a terrible act of Algerian terrorism of which they committed many and continue to commit in France now. And do you know why France originally went into Algeria in 1830/ Algiers, a Muslim Caliphate created by the Ottomans to fight Europe, one of the three Caliphates of the Barbary Pirates engaged in 300 years of murder and hijacking of European naval commerce on the high seas and sold off passengers in the huge slave market in Algiers. It came to and end when France stopped it. And France WAS NOT defeated by the Algerian communists in 1962. All of the insurrections had been rounded up or executed. Charles de Gaulle, a traitor simply decided to leave and pulled out the French Army. It was Arabs who colonized Algeria originally, stealing it from the native Berbers who are now treated like 2nd class citizens in their own country. Berber tribes like the Kabyles live on reservations, can't officially use their native language and can't join labor unions. Why does Algeria prevent Jews from entering the country, like famous Algerian born Jewish singer Enrico Macias?
captain fancy pants!! 😆 I love these show. I am so glad I found it. I have binge watching them, and im worried i have watched them all. So much more entertaining than whats on tv now. Amazing acting, suspense, thrill and sometimes humor that is clean!! very refreshing!! 🫶 Thanks so much for posting @onestepbeyond @pizzaflix