 I'm Greg Bell, and we open with a tremendous science fiction series, and later make our weekly visit with Mary Foster, the editor's daughter. Back in 1950, NBC took a chance and offered up a new sci-fi series aimed at adults. Prior to that, most of the genre, like Buck Rogers and Flash Gordon, were targeted at kids. But Dimension X indeed aimed higher, and benefited from great source material, top-notch production values, and stellar acting. It aired for about a year and a half, but was scheduled erratically, but much of its time unsponsored. And by the fall of 1951, Dimension X had left the air.