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Climax! : Season 2
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Air date: 01 Sep '55 - 45 episodesClimax! is an American anthology series that aired on CBS from 1954 to 1958. The series was hosted by William Lundigan and later co-hosted by Mary Costa. It was one of the few CBS programs of that era to be broadcast in color. Many of the episodes were performed and broadcast live.
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List of Episodes (45)
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26. Spin into Darkness
05 Apr '56
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27. The Lou Gehrig Story
19 Apr '56Baseball's ""Iron Horse,"" whose brilliant career was ended by a terminal illness, and who struggled valiantly against adversity.
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28. Sit Down with Death
26 Apr '56
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29. The Empty Room Blues
03 May '56
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30. Flame-Out on T-6
17 May '56
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31. The Shadow of Evil
24 May '56
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32. Figures in Clay
31 May '56
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33. Faceless Adversary
07 Jun '56
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34. To Scream at Midnight
14 Jun '56
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35. The Circular Staircase
21 Jun '56A middle aged spinster decides to go to the country for the summer with her friend. They end up becoming involved in a murder mystery.
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36. A Trophy for Howard Davenport
28 Jun '56
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37. Phone Call for Matthew Quade
05 Jul '56A retired construction firm executive seeks a respite from enforced idleness and oncoming old age. While waiting for a phone call that will confirm or deny his request for a job back at his old firm, Matthew Quade relives his past.
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38. Fear is the Hunter
12 Jul '56
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39. Fury at Dawn
19 Jul '56
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40. The Man Who Lost His Head
26 Jul '56
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41. Child of the Wind
02 Aug '56
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42. No Right to Kill
09 Aug '56
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43. The 78th Floor
16 Aug '56
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44. Throw Away the Cane
23 Aug '56
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45. Dark Wall
30 Aug '56An extreme form of disassociative reaction to stress in which two or more separate personalities exist. The person may shift from one personality to another, which is often very different. Each personality has no memories of the other's thoughts and actions.
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