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I’m just a guy exploring classic television and pop culture by playing in Rod Serling’s Twilight Zone Sandbox and seeing what I can find. #TwilightZoneMarathon

Minnesota, USA
Joined January 2022
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Just heard the news about Patrick Stewart's passing. As someone who grew up watching Star Trek: The Next Generation, his Captain Picard has been a role model of moral authority, dignity and strength for my entire life. Going to be processing this for a while. #RIPPatrickStewart
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Where do you rank The After Hours?
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"Mr. Wilson has just been discharged from a sanitarium, where he spent the last six months recovering from a nervous breakdown." #S5E3 Twilight Zone's "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" by Richard Matheson debuted on October 11, 1963.
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“You've just crossed over into... The Twilight Zone.” :) The Twilight Zone premiered on CBS 67 years ago today, Oct. 2, 1959! It ran for five seasons and 156 episodes, through June 19, 1964. Did You Know? Rod Serling turned to science fiction partly because it allowed him to tackle controversial subjects without the interference he'd encountered writing realistic TV dramas. By setting those issues in imaginary worlds, he could often say things he couldn't say otherwise. #otd
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One of the fun displays at SerlingFest 2019 held at the Broome County Forum Theatre that year. Were you there? rodserling.com
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Twilight Zone art! I bet we all recognize this episode!
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Are you ready? This year's competition is now open! Read about it here: rodserling.com/narrate-your-… Send your entry to [email protected]
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The Serling family traveling. Looks like an ad for TWA! 😊
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September 22, 1961: Twilight Zone's "The Arrival" airs. An air-traffic investigator tries to figure out how a large passenger plane could have landed perfectly with no one aboard — including pilots. Written by Rod Serling. Stars Harold J. Stone, Fredd Wayne, and Noah Keen.
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Buster Keaton (the bum/clown) stared as ‘Woodrow Mulligan’ in the Twilight Zone TV episode 'Once Upon a Time,' directed by former film director Norman Z. McLeod. The time travel episode had nods to Buster’s career.
Replying to @TheNightGallery
Probably my 2nd least favorite episode First would have to be that silent one The time traveling bum or clown or whatever the hell he was
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"It was probably the happiest moment of my professional career." — Rod Serling on winning his 4th #Emmy (and the 1st of two for Twilight Zone) in 1960 He still holds the record for the most Emmys won by a writer (6).
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You should follow if you don’t already!
My first post on X, 16 years ago today! Nothing fancy — just a link to the Wiki page for Night Gallery — but I didn't have any grand plans. Just figured I'd use this new thing called Twitter to fan over the work of Rod Serling. No matter when you hopped on, glad you're here!
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Sunday comic. 🤣
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"It's eternal. I swear, after we're all gone, people will be looking at this show. You can revisit and revisit, and you don't tire. I've seen every episode so many times, and it never ceases to amaze me how I can always catch something that I haven't before." — Shelley Berman
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"I was doing so many voices for so many cartoons by the time they wanted me to be Talky Tina that it was just another job. Now I get calls and letters from fans all the time about Talky Tina." — June Foray on Twilight Zone's "Living Doll"
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Have a great Sunday! (Do you know the connection to Rod Serling?)
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