Hocus pocus and frisby
A rural gas station attendant given to telling tall tales about himself is kidnapped by aliens who believe him to be one of Earth’s leading intellects.
You Drive
After involved with a hit-and-run killing a child, Mr. Oliver Pope is haunted by his car.
Night Call
Telephone calls begin to haunt a disabled elderly woman.
The Bewitchin’ Pool
Two children escape their bickering parents through a portal in the bottom of their swimming pool to a magical land watched over by a kindly old woman the children call Aunt T.
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That last one, the bewitchin pool, really appealed to me as a kid. I too came from a broken, dysfunctional home and how I wished I could escape to a nicer, better world just by diving to the bottom of a pool.
Yeah, that was a nice one. Sorry things weren't so good early on for you.
The episode reminded me a bit of when I lived on Manhattan's Lower East Side, which at the time (the 1960s) was a ghetto. We used to travel to Tennessee by train each summer to spend a month with relatives (on my father's side). Life was so completely different there: Warm, southern hospitality, great home cooking, beautiful scenery (Great Smokey Mtns), open space, etc, etc... There were many a time during the other months I wished I could "disappear" and wind up in Tennessee with my grandparents, aunts and uncles. Not that I had any real trouble at home, but I just loved it so much in Tennessee.