will the real martian please stand up?
it's a good life..the remake in the 83 film version was incredible.
it's a good life..the remake in the 83 film version was incredible.
Whats Your Favorite Twilight Zone Episode
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underrated episode that spooked me out, watch it deeply..
the parallel
also..
Night caller.
the parallel
also..
Night caller.
Shadow
Enjoy your life and loved ones.
This one is so overlooked! Lot of folks think of Shatner and Twilight Zone and go straight to Nightmare at 20,000 Feet which is also very good but this one is all about obsession and the very idea that a person can get attached to something that may or may not be able to predict their future is crazy. There were so many good ideas on this show.
Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up? Is another great one, at the time when I first saw it the twist just blew me away. Same for a lot of these episodes and the acting on this show was so good.
Shoutout to The Monsters are Due on Maple Street.
The Invaders
Living Doll
Five Characters in Search of an Exit
The After Hours
Just a spectacular show. A lot of the concepts on this show still scare me more than horror films do today, the way things were shot, the acting, everything came together so well.
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Time Enough at Last
The Mike Wallace Interview featuring Rod Serling (1959)
Public domain interview with Rod Serling, creator of the Twilight Zone. Uploaded because we indie game developers can learn a lot from the parallels with early TV and the censorship and commercialization and the fight against it.
The Mike Wallace Interview featuring Rod Serling (1959)
Public domain interview with Rod Serling, creator of the Twilight Zone. Uploaded because we indie game developers can learn a lot from the parallels with early TV and the censorship and commercialization and the fight against it.
glad to see im not the only fan of this
some of the one i liked were:
the pool shark one
The chick who had the cosmetic surgery done, only to discover those around her had pig faces.
Talking Tina
Cant think of any others at the moment
some of the one i liked were:
the pool shark one
The chick who had the cosmetic surgery done, only to discover those around her had pig faces.
Talking Tina
Cant think of any others at the moment
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isn't that trumpet one where dude sees like Louie Armstrong or some shyt? Problem w/twighlight zone is I watched most of it in my youth so I only remember bits and pieces of each episode
Serling had the flava real early ....
Season 1, Episode 27
The Big Tall Wish
After airing this episode, with its nearly all-black cast being revolutionary for American television, Twilight Zone (1959) was awarded the 1961 Unity Award for Outstanding Contributions to Better Race Relations.
Walter Burke, who plays Ivan Dixon's trainer, and Charles Horvath, who plays Dixon's opponent in the ring, reunited seven months later for an episode of Lawman (1958) titled Lawman: Samson the Great (1960). Curiously, this episode also involved a boxing match with series-star John Russell fighting to win a bare-knuckle brawl.
Real-life boxer Archie Moore was considered for the role of Bolie.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0734632/
http://www.cbs.com/shows/the_twilight_zone/video/621871968/the-twilight-zone-the-big-tall-wish/
Season 1, Episode 27
The Big Tall Wish
After airing this episode, with its nearly all-black cast being revolutionary for American television, Twilight Zone (1959) was awarded the 1961 Unity Award for Outstanding Contributions to Better Race Relations.
Walter Burke, who plays Ivan Dixon's trainer, and Charles Horvath, who plays Dixon's opponent in the ring, reunited seven months later for an episode of Lawman (1958) titled Lawman: Samson the Great (1960). Curiously, this episode also involved a boxing match with series-star John Russell fighting to win a bare-knuckle brawl.
Real-life boxer Archie Moore was considered for the role of Bolie.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0734632/
http://www.cbs.com/shows/the_twilight_zone/video/621871968/the-twilight-zone-the-big-tall-wish/
good reference site for TZ Stans
http://twilightzone.wikia.com/wiki/A_Fifth_Dimension:The_Twilight_Zone_Wiki
http://twilightzone.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Episodes
http://twilightzone.wikia.com/wiki/A_Fifth_Dimension:The_Twilight_Zone_Wiki
http://twilightzone.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Episodes
its such a great set up and delivered with a sense of paranoia and insanity..very powerful, love the location and costumes.
Greatest show ever made. Really wish I had cable right now
In order:
1)The Monsters are Due on maple Street (Made in the 1950s but is still relevant today in so many ways...it may be the greatest 30 minutes of tv ever in terms of social relevancy
2)Midnight Sun-Another powerful depiction of humans and how we deal with mortality...such a powerfully creepy episode
3)Eye of the Beholder-Powerful, power, powerful and really was a part of my changing personality in regards to relationships as a teenager
4)It's A Good Life-The scariest thing in the world is the person who simply just doesn't give a fukk...either through being a sociopath or being an innocent child
5)Nick of Time-The question of "Fate" is done masterfully
6)Shadow Play-The scariest thing that could happen to anyone..imagine if people in longterm comas experience this...watch if you dare...
7)The Masks-We all need to look into the mirror everyday and ask ourselves "Who are we?" because some of us are uglier than we think....
8)Living Doll-The most unintentionally funny and scary episode mixed together
9)Nightmare at 20,000 Feet-Horrifying. Watch if you dare.
10)I AM the Night-Color Me Black-Obvious reasons...our hate for others has consumed us...
there are a few more, but these 10 are the ones that I consider to be classic and can be watched 500 years form now and be relevant and perfect
1)The Monsters are Due on maple Street (Made in the 1950s but is still relevant today in so many ways...it may be the greatest 30 minutes of tv ever in terms of social relevancy
2)Midnight Sun-Another powerful depiction of humans and how we deal with mortality...such a powerfully creepy episode
3)Eye of the Beholder-Powerful, power, powerful and really was a part of my changing personality in regards to relationships as a teenager
4)It's A Good Life-The scariest thing in the world is the person who simply just doesn't give a fukk...either through being a sociopath or being an innocent child
5)Nick of Time-The question of "Fate" is done masterfully
6)Shadow Play-The scariest thing that could happen to anyone..imagine if people in longterm comas experience this...watch if you dare...
7)The Masks-We all need to look into the mirror everyday and ask ourselves "Who are we?" because some of us are uglier than we think....
8)Living Doll-The most unintentionally funny and scary episode mixed together
9)Nightmare at 20,000 Feet-Horrifying. Watch if you dare.
10)I AM the Night-Color Me Black-Obvious reasons...our hate for others has consumed us...
there are a few more, but these 10 are the ones that I consider to be classic and can be watched 500 years form now and be relevant and perfect
The boy with the magical powers.