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HA, she remembered!
A fond recollection, no doubt.
Interesting how certain things leave an 'imprint' in a young mind.
How did 8-year-old Howard L's brain process the stimulus of Julie Newmar's physique and/or the notion of a female devil? 
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Wow! Howard L had a charmed childhood from where I sit.
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I absolutely love The New Exhibit and always have. An underrated gem IMO.
Regarding Death Ship which seems to be a fan fav of season 4, I appreciate the concept but what distracts me from appreciating it more is the horrendous performance by one of the crewmen, I believe Fred Behr was his name. I remember listening to a commentary praising his work, and I was sitting there dumbfounded because I think even by 1963 standards, his performance is one of the worst I’ve ever seen. He never stops over emoting and mugging and it drives me nuts! Even when I don’t look at him I can sense his ridiculous facial expressions that are so not on the same level as the rest of the cast.
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Tonight's episodes will be "The Parallel", which I cannot recall too well, and the dreaded "I Dream of Genie." Hopefully, "Genie" will wear a little better for this next viewing.
The problem I had with "Genie" is that you couldn't build a half hour with Howard Morris as your lead, let alone an hour. He's just not an appropriate "star" for an episode in contrast to having say, Shelley Berman do a TZ.
"New Exhibit" to me has a simple flaw that it can't overcome. We see the wax figures commit the murders so the "twist" makes no sense whatsoever.
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