Rhodes receives a psychic plea for help from a POW who's being tortured in a Viet Cong prison camp.
An ailing neurosurgeon has a terrifying vision that he will die from the same mysterious disease which claimed the life of his son.
An official at a research institute who opposed psychic experiments by staff scientists dies under mysterious circumstances. Was this death a case of murder by telepathy?
Gail Summer is drawn to a spooky old Gothic mansion because of two visions: one of another woman drowning in a bathtub and another even more terrifying--herself drowned in a car.
Diplomat Paul Crowley comes under attack by a powerful psychic force. This force manifests itself in two ways: lapses of memory and visions of a woman drowning.
Edwin Danbury is tormented by a vision of murder. The killer is an old man long since deceased and the victims are a young couple in love.
The house of bride-to-be Marguerite Webster's fiancee is haunted by a silent screen actor whose own wife hanged herself.
Judith Eaton becomes convinced that her daughter, Demaris, is the avenging agent of an ancestor who was burned at the stake for witchcraft.
Rhodes is plagued by apparitions of the woman he once loved--who was later murdered.
A woman on a guest ranch begins having visions of a ghost horse.
Rhodes races against time to find the sister of a woman in need of a kidney transplant. It appears as though the ailing woman has had visions of her sister participating in a satanic ritual.
Rhodes comes to the aid of Lisa Wolf, who is frightened by an image of her recently drowned husband--whom Lisa believes she accidentally killed.
A man has visions of his sister locked up in an ice house with her dead lover.
A man begins having premonitions of death about a storm-tossed plane.
Motorist Joan Fairchild is forced to spend the night at a house occupied bh a group of young people after her car runs off the road. Unfortunately for Joan, it appears that her hosts intend on scaring her to death with a strange ritual.
Julie Desmond begins having psychic visions about a murder which she witnessed when she was an infant in her crib. Nobody believes her except Dr. Rhodes--and the person who committed the murder.
A psychic researcher accidentally conjures up the spirit of Jack the Ripper which takes over the body of her boyfriend.
A woman has a terrifying vision about her deceased boss who has been cyrogenically frozen.
Alice Martin begins getting psychic pleas from the morgue from someone who is apparently not dead.
A woman is dying from a mysterious liver condition and ESP vibrations lead Dr. Rhodes to suspect that she is being poisoned.
A woman has a portent of a horrible death--a wax doll melting in a ring of fire.
No one believes Jean Ames when she begins having visions of a murder and a body being buried in the basement. When Jean has the vision again she faces a terrifying revelation--the body being buried is herself.
A crotchety millionaire scoffs at his daughter-in-law's visions of death. She has seen her husband in his grave--and the date of death on the tombstone is the following day.
A woman has visions of death during a hurricane.
Kathy Turner receives a successful eye transplant. Unfortunately, she soon begins having visions of murder through her new pair of eyes.
Although the actors and character names aren't the same, Sweet, Sweet Rachel was the pilot film for the TV series Sixth Sense. Alex Dreier plays a paranormal researcher whose patient (Stefanie Powers), suffers from disturbing ESP flashes. The source of these ghoulish images is a psychic murderer, who uses mind control to kill his female victims. When Sweet, Sweet Rachel became The Sixth Sense, Alex Dreier was replaced by a younger, handsomer Gary Collins. The TV movie aired as part of the ABC Movie of the Week on October 2, 1971.
