Thread: Favorite Twilight Zone episode except these...

Re: Favorite Twilight Zone episode except these... Quote: Originally Posted by The Borgified Corpse Quote: Originally Posted by Gojirob Also, what is up with that host? No menace at all! Wasn't he Robin Williams' little pal from Good Morning, Vietnam? True, it's not Forrest Whittaker's best work. He can occasionally do menacing, like in Street Kings or The Last King of Scotland. However, he's generally better at...

Re: Favorite Twilight Zone episode except these... Quote: Originally Posted by Mutenroshi Planet of the Apes... Hah! Good one. I've often thought of POTA as the biggest, most ambitious TZ episode of all time. All it needs is Serling walking onstage at the end. "Submitted for your approval: a man out of time, who has just discovered that evolution can take an unexpected turn into . . . the Twilight Zone."...

I been trying to remember one episode and I finally found it. I couldn't find it because I'm a horrible speller and tried to spell "mannequins" with a "C". The After Hours , I really liked that one.

Re: Favorite Twilight Zone episode except these... Thanks. That's a good one, too, then. __________________ De Bello Lemures [Kindle] De Bello Lemures [Paperback] A recovered Latin text tells the story of a struggle between Roman legionaries and the undead in 185 AD.

Quote: Originally Posted by Gojirob Also, what is up with that host? No menace at all! Wasn't he Robin Williams' little pal from Good Morning, Vietnam? True, it's not Forrest Whittaker's best work. He can occasionally do menacing, like in Street Kings or The Last King of Scotland. However, he's generally better at playing the hapless everyman who suddenly finds himself plunged into a life-or-death situation, like in...

Quote: Originally Posted by FluffyUnbound Quote: Originally Posted by middyseafort Quote: Originally Posted by FluffyUnbound As an aside, I wanted to shout out to middy to say that I like your sig. You probably already knew this, but the original quote Ross refers to is Kurt Vonnegut from Mother Night - "We are who we pretend to be, so we must be very careful who we pretend to be." Very cool. Thanks, and yep I did. The quote...

Re: Favorite Twilight Zone episode except these... Quote: Originally Posted by Zeta Quote: Originally Posted by FluffyUnbound Quick question for the experts here: Was there an original TZ ep that dealt with a man who has the power to "trade attributes" with others - and gets people to trade money for youth, age for intelligence, etc. - and then takes away someone's compassion, and the compassion-less guy promptly...

Quote: Originally Posted by Gojirob Does anyone else believe that the ending of 'The Bewitchin' Pool' masked a rather grim outcome? I mean, I'd like to believe those kids once more found their idyllic other world, and yet the cynic in me keeps nagging. I have always believed they found a loving home at last.

Re: Favorite Twilight Zone episode except these... Quote: Originally Posted by Mr. Laser Beam Quote: Originally Posted by Zeta Quote: Originally Posted by FluffyUnbound Quick question for the experts here: Was there an original TZ ep that dealt with a man who has the power to "trade attributes" with others - and gets people to trade money for youth, age for intelligence, etc. - and then takes away someone's compassion,...

Quote: Originally Posted by The Borgified Corpse Jack Klugman & Jonathan Winters have great chemistry together as dueling pool players in "A Game of Pool." klugman is brilliant at playing those down and out loser types. I love his performance in the trumpet episode, and In Praise of Pip always breaks my heart.