The Twilight Zone Marathon.. The Hooneymooners Too! My Favorite Part of New Years Eve ~Post Your Best Episodes

That's a very good thing you did Anthony.
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Was looking for a good clip from The Midnight Sun and saw this:

cant wait

TWILIGHT ZONE The Twilight Zone To Serve Man
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Oh man, how did I forget this one?
The movie version of this was so bonkers..

Speaking of the movie version:
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Time Enough At Last
Long Live Walter Jameson
The After Hours
Eye Of The Beholder
A Thing About Machines
A Most Unusual Camera
Long Distance Call
Five Characters In Search Of An Exit
Kick The Can
The Dummy
Living Doll
Night Call
What's In The Box

I have all of the Twilight Zone episodes on my external hard drive.

It's the best! I like this one:

"Time Enough At Last"


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But, I love all of them!



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Rip Van Winkle
The Silence
are a few others on top of what is already named.

in no particular order:

Nightmare at 20,000 Feet
Night Call
The Obsolete Man
The Masks
It's a Good Life
Living Doll
Five Characters in Search of an Exit
The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street
The After Hours
Nick of Time
Hocus-Pocus and Frisby

wow... already at 11 and I know I am missing some gems
what a show!

I use to love this show when I was a kid. Its pretty much impossible to find it on tv now though. I think syfy plays it at like 3 or 4 in the morning which Im not staying up that late to watch it.

I can't name them but I can describe them..

The one with William Shatner and the plane ride..with the troll on the wings

Passage of the Lady Anne

The Obsolete Man <--absolute favorite

To Serve Man

The Howling Man

Kick the Can

Time Enough At Last

Opening Narrations for the Twilight Zone

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The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street quote is deep

Rod Serling: The tools of conquest do not necessarily come with bombs, and explosions, and fallout. There are weapons that are simply thoughts, ideas, prejudices, to be found only in the minds of men. For the record, prejudices can kill and suspicion can destroy. A thoughtless, frightened search for a scapegoat has a fallout all its own for the children and the children yet unborn. And the pity of it is, is that these things cannot be confined to the Twilight Zone.

1. "The Long Morrow"


2. "Elegy"


3. "Stopover in a Quiet Town"


4. "Ring-A-Ding Girl"


5. "The After Hours"

I go to the local library and borrow DVDs. I have been watching The Twilight Zone for the past week. I said instead of going out on New Years I was going to have a Twilight Zone marathon.

After watching a few epidsodes you have to think, man who thought up these things? Rod Sterling was a genious and whoever else wrote those episodes. Some episodes are just like "wow", I would never have thought that up.

I like "Kick the Can" and the one with the camera that takes pics of the future. I also like the clothing and cars from that era. Good thread idea!

Makes me want to puke at how banal and formulaic TV is today. Strange that the most creative TV show was at the very beginning of the TV era. Its like human creativity and intellect is regressing.

The Obsolete Man -- if that's not a liberals's wet dream...

Odyssey of Flight 33

The Hitchhiker -- the blonde (redhead?) is flipping hot

Third from the Sun

The Invaders

The Last Flight

I forget the title, but the one where a guy crash lands on an alien planet. He meets a woman whose name is pronounced Eve, and his name is Adam.

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You can't name just "one", it wqould be like picking a favorite child.
In spite of being horribly outdated, these shows hold up very well.
Elizabeth and charles (bronson) as postapoc soldiers
was one of my favs, as well as the one where agnes moorehead is fighting little men from space.
The only thing wrong with the marathon is that you need an outer limits marathon also.
Twilight zone was great, but "limits" really scared the piss outta me.

To serve man.....its a...Its A....ITS A COOKBOOK!!!!!

Yes Kick the Can, another great one! There is a movie or two more recently based off that concept, no? There must be.

I'm sure many of these episodes are at least inspiration if not the full basis of other movies/shows down the road..

There is one episode, wonder if someone mentioned, that features a little blond girl who disappears into her house, much like Poltergeist, even has father going into the hidden realm to bring her back.

Thats not a coincidence.

Now all we are mostly left with is blatant programming and desensitization.. Early entertainers must be spinning in their graves.

Maybe you can find a way to catch the marathon..

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Looks like starts 8am Dec 31 continues on through new years day... Looks like airtime picking up for the show through out January as well.

They must have the whole series on DVD but I'm guessing pricey.. The show was on for quite a while so would be a rather large DVD set.

a penny for your thoughts

talking tina for sure

mr dingle the strong ..excellent

Five stars, sweetie and a pin suggest!
:ser::ser::ser::ser::ser:

You can watch them all for free on Hulu.com if you can stand the annoying commercials:

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