Whatever Happened to the TWILIGHT ZONE?

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  @x15galmichelleevans · 1 year ago

  The Twilight Zone set the bar for epic anthology television. It's too bad we don't have much like it today. Thanks for another great video, Dan.

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  @5argetech56 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Dan, you must do one on &quot;The Outer Limits&quot; It was also amazing too!<br>Post Script: Oh Dan I&apos;m so sorry for your loss!! I know how it feel having lost my mom <br>in 2020! Peace be with you. You are giving such joy to many! :face-red-heart-shape::face-red-heart-shape::face-red-heart-shape:

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  @Monkofmagnesia · 1 year ago

  I watch, &quot;Night of the Meek&quot; every Christmas. Art Carney makes me cry every year.

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  @davidszakacs6888 · 1 year ago

  Dan, the Burgess Meredith episode was entitled “Time Enough At Last…NOT “to last”.

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  @SevenDaysToNoon · 1 year ago

  Excellent! I have a 2.5 foot Talkie Tina doll. “My name is Talkie Tina and I’m going to kill you!” Brilliant! 😂

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  @MonkDarkfyre · 1 year ago

  Rod Serling was a brilliant writer. I truly believe he was the 20th-century equivalent of Shakespeare. Too bad he passed so young.

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  @briankruse3584 · 1 year ago

  Does anybody else agree that the planet of the apes movie which by the way was written by Rod Stirling was a perfect twilight zone?

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  @robertsteen5816 · 1 year ago

  Twilight Zone marathons on New Years Eve thru New Years day are one of my favorite things!

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  @johnstump2433 · 1 year ago (edited)

  My father served side-by-side with Rod in the 511th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the 11th Airborne Division<br>and fought together in the Pacific Theater in the Philippines and New Guinea.. It was a close knit group and they all stayed friends and attended many reunions together.

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  @bsharp3281 · 1 year ago

  Thank you for bringing my favorite characters, the robot from Lost In Space, back into my life! I have a huge smile every time he pipes up 😊

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  @RichardDCook · 1 year ago (edited)

  My son, when he was around 5, was what you would call &quot;an old soul&quot;, oddly grown up, somebody I could discuss almost any topic with. One day I mentioned Twilight Zone and he asked what it was like. So I started talking him through the plot of one episode, him intently listening. When I got to the twist at the end, he sat there wide-eyed for a moment, then said &quot;tell me another one.&quot; I did. At the end of that episode&apos;s story he was as wide-eyed as before, and again, after turning the plot twist over in his mind, said &quot;tell me another one&quot;. This went on for quite a while, me searching my brain for episodes that I remembered well enough to do justice to. Finally I said &quot;let&apos;s go to Blockbuster&quot; and we rented a Twilight Zone VHS tape. (This was in the 1990s.) Back at home he sat enthralled watching episode after episode till he finished the tape. Who knows what effect this had on his little brain, but he did end up becoming a psychologist.

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  @LongIslandMopars · 1 year ago

  &quot;You&apos;re a bad man. You&apos;re a very bad man!&quot; 🤣

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