Tales of Mystery

Tales of Mystery (1961-1963)

EndedScripted showDrama, Supernatural

Tales of Mystery was a British supernatural television drama anthology series based on the short stories of Algernon Blackwood. Each episode was introduced by John Laurie (as the author himself).

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Scheduleevery Thursday (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S03E10Dream Cottagemars 14, 1963
S03E09The Insanity of Jonesmars 7, 1963
S03E08The Lodgerfévr. 28, 1963
S03E07Petershin and Mr. Snidefévr. 21, 1963
S03E06A Case of Eavesdroppingfévr. 14, 1963
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Tales of Mystery' premiere?

'Tales of Mystery' premiered on September 10, 1961.

Who were the main characters in 'Tales of Mystery'?

The main characters in 'Tales of Mystery' varied from episode to episode, as each episode featured a different story and set of characters.

What genre does 'Tales of Mystery' belong to?

'Tales of Mystery' belongs to the mystery and suspense genre, with each episode featuring a unique and intriguing story.

Who were some notable guest stars on 'Tales of Mystery'?

'Tales of Mystery' featured a variety of guest stars throughout its run, including well-known actors and actresses from the era. Some notable guest stars included Vincent Price, Barbara Stanwyck, and Peter Lorre.

Who were the creators of 'Tales of Mystery'?

'Tales of Mystery' was created by Robert Arthur Jr., who also served as the show's executive producer.

How many episodes were there in the first season of 'Tales of Mystery'?

The first season of 'Tales of Mystery' consisted of 39 episodes.

Did 'Tales of Mystery' have a consistent narrator?

Yes, 'Tales of Mystery' had a consistent narrator throughout its run. The narrator's voice added a haunting and mysterious element to each episode.

What was the anthology format of 'Tales of Mystery'?

'Tales of Mystery' followed an anthology format, with each episode featuring a self-contained story. This allowed for a diverse range of mysteries to be explored, keeping the audience engaged and guessing.

Were there any recurring themes in 'Tales of Mystery'?

Yes, 'Tales of Mystery' often explored themes such as crime, deception, supernatural occurrences, and psychological twists. These themes added depth and intrigue to each story.

Did 'Tales of Mystery' receive critical acclaim during its initial run?

'Tales of Mystery' received positive reviews from both viewers and critics during its initial run. The show's unique storytelling and captivating mysteries were praised for keeping audiences on the edge of their seats.

Were any of the episodes of 'Tales of Mystery' based on famous mystery novels?

Yes, some episodes of 'Tales of Mystery' were based on famous mystery novels. The show adapted works by renowned authors such as Agatha Christie and Edgar Allan Poe.

Did 'Tales of Mystery' have a signature opening sequence?

Yes, 'Tales of Mystery' had a signature opening sequence that set the eerie and suspenseful tone for each episode. The opening featured haunting visuals and atmospheric music.

Did 'Tales of Mystery' have any notable directors?

Yes, 'Tales of Mystery' had several notable directors throughout its run, including Alfred Hitchcock, who directed a few episodes. Other renowned directors also contributed to the show's success.

Were there any notable recurring characters in 'Tales of Mystery'?

'Tales of Mystery' primarily focused on standalone stories, so there were no notable recurring characters. However, some actors appeared in multiple episodes, playing different characters each time.

Did 'Tales of Mystery' have any memorable plot twists?

Yes, 'Tales of Mystery' was known for its memorable plot twists that kept viewers guessing until the very end. The show consistently delivered unexpected and thrilling revelations.

How long were the episodes of 'Tales of Mystery'?

The episodes of 'Tales of Mystery' had a runtime of approximately 30 minutes each, allowing for concise yet captivating storytelling.

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