Hollywood Television Theatre - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
The Man of Destiny
Shaw's comedy about the young general Napoleon Bonaparte and a mystery woman who stole important dispatches intended for him.
Me
Story concerns the effect of a mentally challenged boy on other family members.
Incident at Vichy
Set in World War II France, the drama focuses on a group of men who have been detained without explanation by Nazis.
The Carpenters
Deals with an eccentric American family in the grip of an "all-out generation warfare".
Gondola
A psychological drama probing value systems at different levels of society. Executive producer Norman Lloyd plays a wealthy civil rights lawyer trying to elicit the truth from a pair of witnesses who perjured themselves at the murder trial of two blacks.
Double Solitaire
After 25 years of marriage Charlie and Barbara are drifting apart, while Charlie's parents are celebrating their 50th anniversary.
Sty of the Blind Pig
Drama about an uprooted black family (mother, daughter, uncle) living in Chicago during the time that civil rights leaders were starting to organize protest marches in the South. The family members essentially accept the old values and cherish what they love, and are uncomfortable by marches and talks of fighting.
Nourish the Beast
This irreverent look at American family life centers on a bizarre household headed by a woman on her fourth marriage and rounded out by an assortment of strays, like an adopted grandfather and a camera thief.
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