A college professor becomes worried when his wife unaccountably can recite a first hand account of the sinking of the Titantic. Turns out that she can recount a lot more.

Prof. Joshua Neale, a historian in his 50s who considers himself an expert on past catastrophes, is amazed when his new, young wife, Mady, a former actress, recounts, in the minutest detail, the sinking of the Titanic, the guillotining of the aristocracy during the French Revolution, and the world’s most destructive earthquake, in China’s Shen-Si province in 1556. She is unable to explain this most unusual talent. He hopes a psychiatrist will.

This episode feels like M. Night Shamylan wrote it but Roger Corman directed it.