Classic Anthology describes series presenting different stories and characters in each broadcast, aired under the banner of a series title. Most anthology series in this category were aired during TV’s “Golden Age.”
Classic Anthology Series
"You were always carried from one set to another by one of the assistant director who would have his earphones on and would literally drag you out of one set, they would change your clothes, and shove you into the next one. It was quite-quite a workout." - Angela Lansbury
Click on a show title, below
- A
- Actors Studio
- Alcoa Presents aka One Step Beyond
- Alfred Hitchcock Presents/ Hour
- Armstrong Circle Theatre
- C
- Chevrolet Tele-Theater aka Chevrolet on Broadway
- Climax!
- D
- Dick Powell Show, The
- F
- Fireside Theatre
- G
- General Electric Theater
- K
- Kraft Television Theatre
- L
- Loretta Young Show, The
- Lux Video Theatre
- M
- Matinee Theater
- N
- Night Gallery
- O
- Omnibus
- Outer Limits, The (1963-65, ABC)
- P
- Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse
- Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse: "Marty"
- Play of the Week, The
- Playhouse 90
- R
- Robert Montgomery Presents
- S
- Schlitz Playhouse of Stars aka Celebrity Playhouse
- Studio One
- T
- Twilight Zone, The
- Twilight Zone, The: "Eye of the Beholder"
- Twilight Zone, The: "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet"
- Twilight Zone, The: "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street"
- Y
- You Are There
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Highlights
John Frankenheimer on directing live television for Playhouse 90 and Climax!
Ethel Winant on casting the show Playhouse 90 ; working with producer Martin Manulis and director John Frankenheimer (12m 16s)
Richard Matheson on the structure of a Twilight Zone episode (00m 45s)
Alan Young on appearing in the live Studio One teleplay "This Will Do Nicely" (airdate: April 2, 1956) (01m 06s)
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