What in the World? Episode dated 4 December 1954
TV Episode | Family, Talk-Show

What in the World?

Episode dated 4 December 1954

TV Episode | Family, Talk-Show

An object, usually an archaeological artifact, is put in front of a panel of curators, archaeologists, and other experts. They have to determine such things as: what the object is, how old it is, from what civilization it came, and other ...See moreAn object, usually an archaeological artifact, is put in front of a panel of curators, archaeologists, and other experts. They have to determine such things as: what the object is, how old it is, from what civilization it came, and other such questions. It also had the spookiest opening sequence until "The Twilight Zone." It showed the object to be examined rotating slowly in a white spotlight against a dead-black background. The music was "Syrinx," a piece for solo flute by Debussy, over which a voice as intimidating as Darth Vader's intoned: "What in the world?" Written by Sharon Goldstein See less

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3 cast members

Name	Known for
Froelich Rainey Self - Host Self - Host See fewer	Omnibus (1952)
Jacques Lipchitz Self Self See fewer	Portrait of an Artist: Jacques Lipchitz (1977)
Vincent Price Self Self See fewer	House on Haunted Hill (1959)

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