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An'''''Night Gallery''''' is an (initially) hour-long [[Horror]] and [[Speculative Fiction]] [[Genre Anthology|anthology]] series, hosted by [[Rod Serling]], which ran on [[NBC]] for three seasons (1970-1973). Each episode includes multiple segments tied together by the [[Framing Device]] of a gallery of paintings inspired by the featured stories. The stories include both originals (many written by Serling) and adaptations of works by the likes of [[Richard Matheson]], Basil Copper, and [[H.P. Lovecraft]]. (The segments "Cool Air" and "Pickman's Model" are the first and still most famous [[Lovecraft on Film|Lovecraft adaptations]] made for television.)