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This is a late 1950's interview. I think that it was exceptional.
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That was quite good. Serling would vomit over what passes for television these days. And I doubt either gentleman would be allowed to smoke evil cigarettes on such a venue today.
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Dude was epic, love the "Night Gallery" (and of course Twilight Zone).
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i watch the marathon every year,,brilliant ,actors,stories,stand test of time.
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I watched it just now. Well worth a look.
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Total respect.
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This is a late 1950's interview. I think that it was exceptional.
Very enjoyable interview to watch. Serling was a total genius. I have been watching a lot of the marathon since it started a few days ago. My favorite is the slot machine that an old guy is chased after by in Vegas.
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Guy was a genius.
I have the Twilight Zone box set........great stuff, and I never get tired of watching it.
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Guy was a genius.
I have the Twilight Zone box set........great stuff, and I never get tired of watching it.
What is your favorite episode Wes. (Still watching the marathon as we speak) ;)
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What is your favorite episode Wes. (Still watching the marathon as we speak) ;)
Hard to say bud,but I`m partial to "Eye Of The Beholder",and the one where Martin Milner is in the bus station where he ends up chasing his double.
The old lady who gets calls from her dead husband as a telephione pole fell on his grave,and the id who tals to his dead grandma` on a toy phone.
"Talking Tina" kicks ass too.....as well as Shatner and the gremlin on the airplane wing.
Lots more that I love,but those come top mind at the moment.
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Hard to say bud,but I`m partial to "Eye Of The Beholder",and the one where Martin Milner is in the bus station where he ends up chasing his double.
The old lady who gets calls from her dead husband as a telephione pole fell on his grave,and the id who tals to his dead grandma` on a toy phone.
"Talking Tina" kicks ass too.....as well as Shatner and the gremlin on the airplane wing.
Lots more that I love,but those come top mind at the moment.
I caught all those episodes but one during the marathon.
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Hard to say bud,but I`m partial to "Eye Of The Beholder",and the one where Martin Milner is in the bus station where he ends up chasing his double.
The old lady who gets calls from her dead husband as a telephione pole fell on his grave,and the id who tals to his dead grandma` on a toy phone.
"Talking Tina" kicks ass too.....as well as Shatner and the gremlin on the airplane wing.
Lots more that I love,but those come top mind at the moment.
I had to look up the title but its the one where an astronaut crashes on a small planet and meets another humanoid named Norda Eve. His name? Adam.
"Probe 7, Over and Out" is the title. There are so many more great episodes (like "Mr. Dingle, the Strong") but this one made me think about the world as it is and may have been.
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Guy was a genius.
I have the Twilight Zone box set........great stuff, and I never get tired of watching it.
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WES, if you have METV in your area (check your channel guide) Rod's last TV Series called "Night Gallery" is currently on at 2am every weekday.
I PVR it, very scary show!!!
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Another awesome one...
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I had to look up the title but its the one where an astronaut crashes on a small planet and meets another humanoid named Norda Eve. His name? Adam.
"Probe 7, Over and Out" is the title. There are so many more great episodes (like "Mr. Dingle, the Strong") but this one made me think about the world as it is and may have been.
Those a good ones for sure.
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I loved the twilight zone with the confederate soldiers and the witch man who gives his evil spell book to a guy ina town, giving him potential power to win civil war......
but they realize it will cost renouncing jesus and ultimatly thier souls, so they dont
some godo basic plot ideas
hollywood seems to not be able to come up with stories now
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Spritz, i don`t have that channel,but I loved Night Gallery as a kid.
I`ll have to pick up some on DVD.
I have all of the 1960`s "Outer Limits","Alfred Hitchcock Presents"."The Alfred Hitchcock Hour",As well as an old show called "The Sixth Sense","One Step Beyond",and "The Thriller" with Boris Karloff as the host.
They used to put out some great stuff on regular TV............long before cable or sattelite.
I live in the past as far as music goes also. :D
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I wish I spoke like that dude. My words are dumb.