One for the Angels

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"One for the Angels" is a classic early episode of the anthology television series The Twilight Zone, featuring a kindly sidewalk salesman who makes a deal with Death to deliver the greatest sales pitch of his life.

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instanceOf television episode
blackAndWhite true
character Lou Bookman NERFINISHED
Maggie NERFINISHED
Mr. Death NERFINISHED
closingNarrationBy Rod Serling NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Robert Parrish NERFINISHED
episodeNumberInSeason 2
followedByEpisode Mr. Denton on Doomsday NERFINISHED
franchise The Twilight Zone (1959 TV series) NERFINISHED
genre anthology television
fantasy television
guestStar Dana Dillaway NERFINISHED
Ed Wynn NERFINISHED
Murray Hamilton NERFINISHED
hasMoral True greatness can come from a selfless act made for another’s sake.
musicBy Jerry Goldsmith NERFINISHED
narrator Rod Serling NERFINISHED
openingNarrationBy Rod Serling NERFINISHED
originalAirDate 1959-10-09
originalLanguage English
originalMedium broadcast television
originalNetwork CBS
plotSummary A kindly sidewalk salesman named Lou Bookman makes a deal with Death to postpone his own demise until he can deliver the greatest sales pitch of his life.
portrays Dana Dillaway as Maggie
Ed Wynn as Lou Bookman
Murray Hamilton as Mr. Death NERFINISHED
precededByEpisode Where Is Everybody? NERFINISHED
producer Buck Houghton NERFINISHED
productionCode 173-3602
runtimeMinutes 25
season Season 1
series The Twilight Zone NERFINISHED
setting New York City
theme bargain with Death
redemption
self‑sacrifice
writer Rod Serling NERFINISHED

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