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The plethora of guests included several other well-known names and some future stars who were beginning their show business, including Philip Abbott, Edie Adams, Gene Barry, Carl Betz, Neville Brand, Patricia Breslin, Geraldine Brooks, Macdonald Carey, James Daly ("A Touch of Christmas" on December 25, 1955), Gloria DeHaven ("The Snow People"), Eva Gabor, James Gregory, Pat Hingle, Henry Hull, Kim Hunter, Henry Jones, Louis Jourdan, Don Keefer, Phyllis Kirk, June Lockhart, Jack Lord, Lin McCarthy (four episodes), Peggy McCay, Biff McGuire (episode entitled "Number Seven, Hangman's Row"), [Robert Middleton, Paul Newman, Patrick O'Neal, Patti Page (in "Paris Venture"), Betsy Palmer, Neva Patterson, Mala Powers, and Janice Rule.<ref name=imdb/>

The plethora of guests included several other well-known names and some future stars who were beginning their show business, including Philip Abbott, Edie Adams, Gene Barry, Carl Betz, Neville Brand, Patricia Breslin, Geraldine Brooks, Macdonald Carey, James Daly ("A Touch of Christmas" on December 25, 1955), Gloria DeHaven ("The Snow People"), Eva Gabor, James Gregory, Pat Hingle, Henry Hull, Kim Hunter, Henry Jones, Louis Jourdan, Don Keefer, Phyllis Kirk, June Lockhart, Jack Lord, Lin McCarthy (four episodes), Peggy McCay, Biff McGuire (episode entitled "Number Seven, Hangman's Row"), [Robert Middleton, Paul Newman, Patrick O'Neal, Patti Page (in "Paris Venture"), Betsy Palmer, Neva Patterson, Mala Powers, and Janice Rule.<ref name=imdb/>

Rod Serling, before his ''[[The Twilight Zone]]'' series, wrote the episode "The Faithful Pilgrimage", which stars Theodore Bikel, having aired on April 17, 1955.<ref name=imdb/>​

Rod Serling (1924-1975), before his ''[[The Twilight Zone]]'' series, wrote the episode "The Faithful Pilgrimage, starring Theodore Bikel, which aired on April 17, 1955.<ref name=imdb/>​

Forrest Tucker, later of ABC's ''F Troop,'' appeared in the series finale with the unusually titled episode, "Two Falls for Satan."<ref name=imdb/><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.tv.com/appointment-with-adventure/show/4640/summary.html|title=''Appointment with Adventure': "Two Falls for Satan"|publisher=tv.com|accessdate=January 22, 2011}}</ref>​

Forrest Tucker, later of ABC's ''F Troop,'' appeared in the series finale with the unusually titled episode, "Two Falls for Satan."<ref name=imdb/><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.tv.com/appointment-with-adventure/show/4640/summary.html|title=''Appointment with Adventure'': "Two Falls for Satan"|publisher=tv.com|accessdate=January 22, 2011}}</ref>​

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