Season
Episode
- Episode 1: Zone Four
- Episode 2: Look Homeward, Hayseed
- Episode 3: Mist with the Tamara Geba
- Episode 4: Trilby
- Episode 5: Away from It All
- Episode 6: The Passionate Pilgrim
- Episode 7: The Spectre of Alexander Wolff
- Episode 8: Good for Thirty Days
- Episode 9: The Road to Jericho
- Episode 10: Wuthering Heights
- Episode 11: The Blonde Comes First
- Episode 12: The Last Cruise
- Episode 13: The Floor of Heaven
- Episode 14: The Shadow of a Man
- Episode 15: Letter from Cairo
- Episode 16: Mary Lou
- Episode 17: Little Women (Part 1)
- Episode 18: Little Women (Part 2)
- Episode 19: Collector's Item
- Episode 20: England Made Me
- Episode 21: Track of the Cat
- Episode 22: The Trial of John Peter Zenger
- Episode 23: Public Servant
- Episode 24: The Target
- Episode 25: None But My Foe
- Episode 26: The Way Things Are
- Episode 27: The Ambassadors
- Episode 28: One Pair of Hands
- Episode 29: A Chill on the Wind
- Episode 30: Hangman's House
- Episode 31: The Case of Karen Smith
- Episode 32: Wintertime
- Episode 33: Shake the Stars Down
- Episode 34: The Straight and Narrow
- Episode 35: The Happy Housewife
- Episode 36: Portrait by Rembrandt
- Episode 37: No Tears for Hilda
- Episode 38: The Old Foolishness
- Episode 39: A Chance for Happiness
- Episode 40: Here Is My Life
- Episode 41: Shield for Murder
- Episode 42: Coriolanus
- Episode 43: Screwball
- Episode 44: Lonely Boy
- Episode 45: The Swan
- Episode 46: Nightfall
- Episode 47: The Apple Tree
- Episode 48: Tremolo
- Episode 49: At Mrs. Beam's
- Episode 50: The Pink Hussar
- Episode 51: The Rabbit
- Episode 52: Run from the Sun
- Episode 53: Summer Had Better Be Good
- Episode 54: Mr. Mummery's Suspicion
- Episode 55: The Guinea Pig
Studio One Season 3 The Spectre of Alexander Wolff
An American radio–television anthology series, created in 1947 by Canadian director Fletcher Markle, who came to CBS from the CBC. Studio One, presented by Westinghouse, was one of the first of the anthology TV programs. The episodes were often abridged remakes of movies from years gone by and many future well-known television and movie actors appeared in the productions.
