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FAVORITE TWILIGHT ZONE EPISODE

I hope SCI-FI Newtork will be running their Twilight Zone Marathon again on New Years Eve and Day. It's become a family tradition in my house.

My favorite espisode is "Time Enough At Last" with Burgess Meredith as Henry Bemish, a quite little man whose love of reading is shunned by his wife and his boss at the bank where he works. A classic TZ show!

What's your favorite episode?

Happy New Year!
 
The Living Doll episode with Telly Savalas where Talking Tina talks to him and threatens to kill him(which ultimately it did when he fell down the stairs and was killed.)
 
In no certain order...

Time Enough at Last, To Serve Man, Terror at 20,000 Feet, The Odyssey of Flight 33, Eye of the Beholder, The Monsters are Due on Maple Street, The Midnight Sun, Third from the Sun, Probe 7 Over and Out, The Howling Man, and Will The Real Martian Please Stand Up?
 
Favorite ep, hands down: "A Stop at Willoughby" Similar in feel to "Walking Distance" (another favorite).

Runners-up:
"Living Doll"
"Time Enough At Last" (B. Meredith never had a finer performance)
"Long Distance Call" (although very, VERY disturbing)
"A Short Drink From a Certain Fountain" (also disturbing; not so much in the script, but in thoughts provoked by the ending)
"Miniature" ... the one I have on tape is the colorized version, a rare (if not only) case where the "Turner-ized" doll house scenes actually enhance it.

One worth seeking out for novelty is "The Whole Truth" from season #2. Very un-TZ-ish, but amusing.

--Russell
 
I'm watching the marathon right now on Sci-Fi, and they're showing uncut episodes during prime time as usual, including ads for other CBS shows or PSAs from the time, which is interesting. I just wish they would show the actual stasrt times in their schedule instead of just being an estimate to the closest half hour.
 
Ever since I read The Twilight Zone Companion by Marc Scott Zicree ten years ago, I can't watch the show as a casual viewer anymore, as I know all the details about each and every episode.
 
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