Drama
United States of America
Danger was a highly popular and influential television anthology series that aired for five seasons during the early days of American television. It was notable for its format, which featured self-contained stories each week, often based on popular works of literature or original scripts written by some of the most respected writers of the day.
The show was produced by several different companies over its run, and featured a rotating cast of actors and directors. Some of the most notable names associated with Danger include Ida Lupino, Robert Redford, Martin Ritt, and William Conrad.
The series tackled a wide range of subjects, from crime and espionage to science fiction and horror. Many of the episodes were noted for their innovative use of storytelling techniques, such as flashbacks, dream sequences, and avant-garde camerawork.
Despite its popularity, Danger is often overlooked today in discussions of classic TV series. However, its impact on the medium can still be felt in the many anthology programs that followed in its wake, such as The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits.
