The United States Steel Hour
Goodbye...But It Doesn't Go Away
TV Flash files “Goodbye...But It Doesn't Go Away” as hour 140 of 259 in the TV Flash guide — The United States Steel Hour (1953–1963) on ABC/CBS, season 6, episode 10, aired 1958-12-31, 60 min.
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How this hour is filed
This leaf is S06E10: listed hour 140 of 259 in the The United States Steel Hour guide, hour 10 of 27 in season 6. It aired 1958-12-31 (60 min). The listed hour before it is “One Red Rose for Christmas” (S06E09). Next is “Dangerous Interlude” (S06E11).
Viewer FAQ
Where does Goodbye...But It Doesn't Go Away sit in the The United States Steel Hour guide?
S06E10 is listed hour 140 of 259 — hour 10 of 27 in season 6, season 6 episode 10.
When did The United States Steel Hour S06E10 air?
Goodbye...But It Doesn't Go Away aired 1958-12-31 and is listed at 60 minutes.
Where should I start?
Start with surviving prestige teleplays — Griffith's No Time for Sergeants breakout if you can get it. Live industrial-sponsor drama is the brief.
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Why this series still plays
The United States Steel Hour was live Golden Age drama with an industrial giant's sheen: serious teleplays, launched stars, theatrical punch. Andy Griffith's No Time for Sergeants breakout happened here. Watch it in 2026 as corporate-sponsored theater of the air — proof a steel company once bankrolled the kind of play networks now fear.
The silhouette is industrial sheen on a live play: a steel logo as a curtain, theatrical punch in a living room, hard-hat prestige. The United States Steel Hour (ABC then CBS, 1953–1963) was Golden Age drama with an industrial giant's polish — serious teleplays, launched stars, The Theatre Guild and U.S. Steel, 259 episodes, ten seasons. Andy Griffith's No Time for Sergeants breakout happened on this stage of the air (1955). **This was not a commercial break; this was a hard launch in corporate light.** Proof a…
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