Rod SerlingCBS Television via the Bureau of Industrial Service. During the 1950s and 1960s, television networks, program sponsors and studios often used either advertising or public relations agencies to distribute publicity materials. The Bureau was a division of ad agency Young & Rubicam., Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsPublicity photograph taken on the production set of The Sad and Lonely Sundays, a second unsold pilot of the abandoned medical drama television project The OathThis photo release belonged to ABC Television. Of either ABC or Spelling Entertainment, Inc., this work for hire was of an anonymous photographer., Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsPublicity photograph taken on the production set of The Sad and Lonely Sundays, a second unsold pilot of the abandoned medical drama television project The OathThis photo release belonged to ABC Television. Of either ABC or Spelling Entertainment, Inc., this work for hire was of an anonymous photographer., Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsPhoto of Hugh O'Brian, Rod Serling and Lloyd Bridges discussing the Chrysler Theater presentation Exit From a Plane in Flight. O'Brian and Bridges appeared in tLillian Picard for Solters, Roskin & Sabinson in New York and Carter/Carr in Los Angeles (publicity agencies), Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsRod SerlingImage via TMDBPhoto of Robert Sterling as Bob Major and guest star Rod Serling as Eugene Hollinfield, a famous writer who has just moved to Phippsboro. Major hopes to interviCBS Television, Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsPortrait photo of Rod Serling. (1959)CBS Television-CBS Portrait by photographer Gabor Rona-mark is faint in spots., Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
