I don't recall the Sixth Sense and wasn't overly impressed with Night Gallery back then, watch it mainly out of nostalgia, check out an episode here and there on MeTV every now and then.
Such was the case with this episode about a comatose young woman sensing the plane she is on will crash, along with the others on the plane.
The episode, apparently (and all too obviously) chopped down to a half hour program from an hour program, if I understood correctly, is really not a standout for its story or structure.
The fascination is undeniably the cast; Barbara Babcock (now edited, she has no dialogue).
Jess Walton would go on to win an Emmy on Young and the Restless, likewise Colby Chester would appear on Y&R with her.
Ed Harris would go on to appear on Capitol, also with Jess Walton before she ventured to Y&R.
Marge Redmond of The Flying Nun as well as Sarah Tucker in the Cool Whip commercials.
And Sharon Gless of course went on to win her awards for Cagney and Lacey.
Even odder bit of trivia, Gless and Harris would 'reunite' in the '78 film, Crash, as survivors of the flight 401, which crashed in the Florida everglades in '72, when this program came out! Unfortunately, the episode isn't interesting in its horribly edited state. It's more fun watching for names and faces (since Babcock, again, didn't even speak!)
Such was the case with this episode about a comatose young woman sensing the plane she is on will crash, along with the others on the plane.
The episode, apparently (and all too obviously) chopped down to a half hour program from an hour program, if I understood correctly, is really not a standout for its story or structure.
The fascination is undeniably the cast; Barbara Babcock (now edited, she has no dialogue).
Jess Walton would go on to win an Emmy on Young and the Restless, likewise Colby Chester would appear on Y&R with her.
Ed Harris would go on to appear on Capitol, also with Jess Walton before she ventured to Y&R.
Marge Redmond of The Flying Nun as well as Sarah Tucker in the Cool Whip commercials.
And Sharon Gless of course went on to win her awards for Cagney and Lacey.
Even odder bit of trivia, Gless and Harris would 'reunite' in the '78 film, Crash, as survivors of the flight 401, which crashed in the Florida everglades in '72, when this program came out! Unfortunately, the episode isn't interesting in its horribly edited state. It's more fun watching for names and faces (since Babcock, again, didn't even speak!)