Bill Russo's video: Science Fiction Theatre - Miracle Hour - S2 E 31

There’s more than one way to get from Boston to New York. The Acela Express train is probably the fastest, but you could also go by plane, by car, or you could even walk. But what about your eyes? Is there more than one way to see? That’s the question that SFT probes in this heartwarming tale of a little blind boy. All of the doctors agree, that the lad’s sight can never be restored. But just as there are multiple ways to get from Beantown to the Apple, there might be more than one way to see! If you enjoy the show, please hit the like button and subscribe in order to get access to all our videos. This is one of the season two black and white episodes. The producers were an early adopter of ‘color’ TV. All of the season one episodes were produced in color, which was an expensive extra in the early days of TV. In season two, they apparently decided the extra expense was not warranted, so all of the second season episodes are in black and white. Before the Twilight Zone, One Step Beyond, and the Outer Limits, there was Science Fiction Theater, which ran from 1955 to 1957. Hosted by Truman Bradley, a radio/TV announcer and 1940s film actor, each episode of Science Fiction Theater introduced stories based on scientific or pseudo scientific Principles. The tales usually related to the life or work of scientists, engineers, inventors, and explorers. The program concentrated on such concepts as space flight, robots, telepathy, flying saucers, time travel, and the intervention of extraterrestrials in human affairs. Broadcasting a total of 78 25–26 minute episodes, I t was also known as Beyond The Limits for repeat syndication during the 1960s, and alternatively as Science Fiction Theater.