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Watch Series: 'Way Out Released in (1961) - Season 1 - Episode 14 ,airing date 1961-07-14 produced by USA, The TV Series categorized in Drama, Fantasy, Science-Fiction, and content rating 25min with duration 25 min broadcasted as these networks CBS, Streamed at Putlocker & directed by Paul Bogart, Marc Daniels, Tom Donovan. Harvey Cartwright is a timid little man with a shrew of a wife; he is an encyclopedia salesman. Since he can't see well with his new eyeglasses, he accidentally goes to the wrong address: the Jellifers had not asked about a free trial offer of encyclopedias. Their line is taxidermy, they keep stuffed animals-- like Mahatma, a stuffed viper. At home, nagging wife Stephanie harps that she was better off with her previous husband Stanley, before he died. Harvey only wishes to escape from his awful life-- whether at work or at home, he is miserable. Harvey finds out that his new eyeglasses have magical powers: by putting them on, he is reunited with the Jellifers at their place. The Jellifers tell him their stuffed animals can come back to life and kill people; Harvey offers them money to have Mahatma the viper kill his nagging wife Stephanie at 3:00 a.m. But at 3 o'clock in the morning, it is Stephanie who is wearing the magical eyeglasses. It seems she was friends with the Jellifer

Genre: Drama, Fantasy, Science-Fiction

Actor: Roald Dahl, Richard Morse, George Turner, Constance Ford, Henry Jones, Don Keefer, John McGiver, Moultrie Patten, Alfred Ryder, Martin E. Brooks