Episodes of this short-lived drama are all over the place. UCLA's Film & Television Archive has two, The Paley Center for Media has six and the Library of Congress has all thirteen, including the final two unaired episodes. Most, if not all, of the episodes are also circulating among private collectors, but none have ever been released commercially and it seems highly unlikely that any ever will.
The six episodes at the Paley Center for Media can be viewed by the general public.
| Season One: 1967 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Ep. # | Episode Title | Airdate | Status |
| 1 | "A Time to Be Born" | 05/29/1967 | LoC, Paley |
| 2 | "The Assassins" | 06/12/1967 | LoC |
| 3 | "The Rebels" | 06/19/1967 | LoC, Paley |
| 4 | "A Dozen Demons" | 07/03/1967 | LoC, Paley |
| 5 | "Faces" | 07/10/1967 | LoC |
| 6 | "Man Running" | 07/17/1967 | LoC, Paley |
| 7 | "A Charade for Murder" | 07/24/1967 | LoC |
| 8 | "Saturday" | 07/31/1967 | LoC |
| 9 | "The Presence of Evil" | 08/07/1967 | LoC, Paley |
| 10 | "Six Months to Mars" | 08/14/1967 | LoC, UCLA |
| 11 | "The Flip Side of Timmy Devon" | 09/04/1967 | LoC, Paley, UCLA |
| 12 | "Where You From and What You Done?" | N/A | LoC |
| 13 | "Tomoyo" | N/A | LoC |
In a way, this series can be connected to another one, 'The Nurses'. Michael Alden came to in Alden Hospital and took that name for his own. Alden Hospital was the setting for 'The Nurses'. Both series were produced by Herbert Brodkin.
I was not aware of that connection. Very interesting. Another connection: neither show is likely to ever be released on DVD, sad to say.