 | For fans of the show:
What is your favorite episode, and why? Mine is "Living Doll"--the one where the little girl's Talky Tina doll gets revenge on her abusive step-father (Telly Savalas). My Mom had given a bunch of her old toys to my older s*ster and me when we were kids. One of the ones that my s*ster got was a doll which bore an uncanny resemblance to "Talky Tina". Thing gave me the damn collie-wobbles! My s*ster used to sneak the creepy thing into my room and hide it in my closet, under the bed, or leave it on my dresser--to stare at me!--just to freak me out. To this day, I can't watch that episode without getting the shivers... |
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I LOVE submarines (and WW2 was their golden age of sorts, since that was the last true naval war). So naturally, the episode in which the plot is driven by German submarine tactics and their Allied countermeasures just hits that special place in my heart.
The Twilight Zone marathon is still going on and JustWill seems to be missing. I hope he's not comatose and on his couch, unable to tear away from the television.
To Serve Man
There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition, and it lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge. This is the dimension of imagination. It is an area which we call the Twilight Zone.
I cannot express how saddened I am because I've been blacklisted by the queen.
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It was remade for the Twilight Zone movie with John Lithgow in the Shatner role.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. It's about accepting who you are and not trying to fit into the popular beauty standards.
This is a great episode, but it doesn't work as well for the second viewing. While the odd camera angles used to hide the facial features of the other actors add to the mood the first time, they just feel forced and contrived after you know the final "reveal".
I do not recall the episode with the Talky Tina doll, I hope to be able to see it to "refresh" my memory. When that episode is shown, are you able to sit through it or does it still give you the heebie-jeebies? Where is the doll now, are you certain that it is not in a box in the closet, basement or garage?
I have always been a huge fan of the show. Love the scary stuff!
Nope, the doll is gone for sure. My s*ster has it at her house, It is probably terrifying my nieces and nephew even as we speak.
I can watch all the way through, I just find myself looking over my shoulder and opening closets veeeery carefully for a few hours afterward...
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my mistake. It was hulu, not youtube:
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bella! all episodes are on Netflix if you have it
My favorite is "To Serve Man." It's about an alien nation that comes to Earth with a book (titled "To Serve Man") that they say is their hand book toward bettering the lives of humans. They begin shuttling humans back to their planet to experience that beauty and tranquility there until one man is able to translate the book. It turns out that "To Serve Man" is a cookbook.
The "It's a cookbook!" reveal always reminds me of Charlton Heston's "Soylent Green is PEOPLE!" line.
One of the cool things about the TWILIGHT ZONE is seeing all of the many familiar actors who were cast in so many episodes.
"Nothing in the Dark". for example, features a young Robert Redford in one of his earliest TV roles.
I don't recall the name of the episode I like but it's about an elderly man, in poor health and he requires his heirs to wear these ugly, full face masks, his requirement if they are to receive "their" inheritance. As I recall, the people are his son and d@ughter and once they have these hideous masks on and in place, the father begins to tell them what disappointing, undeserving human beings that they have become. The clock strikes, the father slumps and dies ( I think ) the son and d@ughter remove their masks AND THEIR FACES WERE THAT OF THE GROTESQUE MASK!
Who the hell wants to wear a mask after seeing something like that? Not me! And I didn't and don't want to party with people wearing masks!!!!!
A great episode!
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