26 half-hour Sunday broadcasts on KTTV Channel 11, Los Angeles, in two blocks of thirteen: block 1 ~Mar 6 – May 29 1955 at 1:00 PM; block 2 Oct 16 1955 – Jan 8 1956 at 2:00–2:30 PM. Standing log description: "World-famous author, lecturer and teacher discusses the use of imagination to bring man's dreams to completion." Anchors: Billboard Dec 25 1954 p.8 ("readying a new Sunday show featuring Neville, philosopher, author and lecturer"); TV-Radio Life program logs and index (primary scans held); Neville's own count ("thirteen, a break of about three months, another thirteen"); 1957 press: "his own television program over KTTV for 26 weeks". A feature profile ran in TV-Radio Life Apr 15–22 1955, p.31 ("Who Is Neville?", by Jack Holland).

Contemporary confirmation: TV-Radio Life for 15-22 April 1955 (p.31, 'Who Is Neville?' by Jack Holland) describes the series as running on Channel 11 at one o'clock on Sundays, and gives its origin — a single KTTV telecast the previous year that drew 5,000 letters and prompted the station to commission the run.