Look at the emotion!
Posted on 10/02/2009 4:06:07 PM PDT by Perdogg
Hard to believe, but Friday marks the 50th anniversary of “The Twilight Zone,” the twisty-turny, highly influential science-fiction anthology series. (Or does it? No, wait, it does.)
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The “earwig” was a Night Gallery segment.
To this day, my brother won’t watch that episode. He’s 55. I scared the cr@p out of him during that episode.
DITTO!
Bingo!
(Although I remember it as the “earwick” ????)
It was many years ago, you and I were just crawling around on the floor.
The one where a beautiful woman is sent into plastic surgery because she isn’t beautiful like everyone else. We, the viewers, don’t actually get to see how everyone else looks... until the end.
Look at the emotion!
It still does it to me today, when the music starts playing I get a shiver down my whole body in anticipation and also at times during th show.
Written by Robert Serling, “He Lives!” from Season Four. Starring Dennis Hopper.
Yeah that photo is most photoshop on FR
From Harry Reid to Helen Thomas LOL!
So did "Will the real martian please stand up?" The guy's third eye freaked me out.
Times have changed.
Dang. You beat me by 23 seconds!
Yup, that is the face that made me scared to look out windows!
An old lady is terrorized in her rural/ desert house by tiny astronauts — and it turns out those are US astronauts terrorizing an alien giant.
These guys at the Battle of the Little Big Horn.
The one where Obama gets elected president.
Horrible fright.
Glad it was a fiction.
It's A good Life
The Obsolete Man
Time Enough at last
Two
So many memorable ones but this episode came to mind first.
Mine is “The Passerby” where the wife of a Civil War soldier watches as numerous troops keep walking by. She finally sees her husband who confirms they’re all dead, but refuses to accompany him. Finally, Abe Lincoln comes along and confirms that he’s the last casualty. She then accompanies him into the distance. I also liked the one with Donald Pleasance as the old teacher comforted by the ghosts of students he’d taught.
"Change".
It means socialism and servitude.
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