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Garrie Bateson is known for Mission: Impossible (1966), The Traveling Executioner (1970) and Night Gallery (1969).
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Jun 15, 2022 · Lisa Casey (Lynda May George) has to put herself in harm’s way with her IMF assignment in Nerves. Written by Henry Sharp and Garrie Bateson, from a story by Sharp, it first aired on 4 December, 1971.
This marvelous oddity began as a term paper by USC student, Garrie Bateson. Bateson’s professor was so impressed with his pupil’s perverse piece about a carnie-turned-hangman with a traveling electric chair that he began slipping it to various industry friends.
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Garrie Bateson was a 22 year-old film student who read historical accounts of a man who traveled the south with an electric chair in the early 20th century; she simply let her imagination go and wrote this fanciful, dark screenplay.
Garrie Bateson's films include Mission: Impossible, The Traveling Executioner, Night Gallery: Green Fingers/The Funeral/The Tune in Dan's Cafe
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