If you like to revisit creepy TV memories of prime-time past, 'Night Gallery' can supply you with an occasional quick fix, with the refreshing absence of today's explicit gore---these two entries typify what was considered scary back in the poofy-haired, sideburned Seventies. Now, more than 40 years later, I found 'The Dead Man' to be the creepier of the two, complete with your standard crazed doctor, dark cemetery, and hysterical woman running around in a flowing nightgown. But in 'The Housekeeper' , the sole graces are the creepy/comic performances of Larry Hagman and Jeannette Nolan. The rest---especially if it's been edited for commercials-- is pure pastel-colored cheese, except for Hagman's final line of otherwise-silly dialogue.
(Both of these compared badly to the excellent Twilight Zone episode 'The New Exhibit', with Martin Balsam, that aired directly afterward. Catch that if you can!)