Jeff Hawke, Story #48, “The Poltergeist”, Episodes 45 - 48, (4477– 4480), 08/30/1968- 09/03/1968
Alley Oop, “Visitor from the Future”, Episodes 5 - 8, 12/24/1965 – 12/28/1965
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