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Lights Out (1949) – Official Series Trailer, Cast & Seasons
Lights Out at a Glance
Lights Out is a 1949 sci-fi & fantasy, crime, drama and reality TV series starring Jack La Rue. It first aired on July 19, 1949 on NBC and has 3 seasons and 161 episodes. The series has ended, with its last episode airing on January 15, 1972, and it is rated 6.0/10 by TMDB users across 5 votes.
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Specials
4 Episodes • 1946
Season 1
48 Episodes • 1949
Season 2
52 Episodes • 1950
Season 3
57 Episodes • 1951
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Frequently Asked Questions About Lights Out
When did Lights Out first air?
Lights Out premiered on July 19, 1949 on NBC.
How many seasons does Lights Out have?
Lights Out has 3 seasons with 161 episodes in total, according to TMDB.
Is Lights Out still running?
No. Lights Out has ended. Its final episode aired on January 15, 1972.
Who stars in Lights Out?
Lights Out stars Jack La Rue as Narrator (voice).
What network is Lights Out on?
Lights Out aired on NBC.
How long are Lights Out episodes?
Episodes of Lights Out run about 30 minutes, according to TMDB.
What genre is Lights Out?
Lights Out is listed on TMDB as a mix of sci-fi & fantasy, crime, drama and reality.
What is Lights Out rated?
Lights Out is rated TV-PG in the United States. On TMDB it has an average user score of 6.0/10 from 5 votes.
What shows are similar to Lights Out?
Series TMDB recommends alongside Lights Out include The Ray Bradbury Theater (1985), NEXT (2020), Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955), The Twilight Zone (2002) and Debris (2021).
Can I watch full episodes of Lights Out on 123Movies?
No. 123Movies only shows official trailers and series information. Full episodes are not hosted or linked on this site.
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