[bksvol-discuss] Re: OT: Twilight Zone
- From: Grandma Cindy <popularplace@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 02:04:32 -0800 (PST)
I don't remember that one, but last summer when we had
a heat wave I remembered the one where people were in
a room suffereing from heat nd comcplaining and trying
to cool off and I think the weather actually was
freezing. I don't remember that one too clearly--maybe
I have it in reverse.
I do remember the one with the hairy beast on the
airplace wing, though. They used that episode when
they made the movie, though with a different actor, of
course.
Cindy
--- Evan Reese <mentat1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I didn't see many of the Twilight Zone episodes, but
> if my memory isn't completely astray, wasn't there
> one about a woman who regains her sight for just one
> day, then looses it and is so distressed that she -
> I think - jumps out a window? Does that ring a bell
> with anyone?
>
> Evan
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Barbara
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> Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Re: OT: Twilight Zone
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>
> I remember one Twilight show in which the daughter
> of an older couple wants freedom but her parents
> want her to stay at home and be content with their
> daughter. Their servants are all robots which her
> father created. It turns out that the daughter is
> also a robot which he created because he couldn't
> have a child of his own. The program ends with his
> reprogramming his daughter to become a servant who
> is content with her lot in life. Profound, yes?
>
> I only saw a couple of the older Outer Limits
> episodes. If I remember correctly, old program
> frightened me and the new one isn't that exciting. I
> loved Star Trek, though.
>
> Estelnalissi <airadil@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Dear Twilight Zoners,
>
> All of the episodes you describe ring fond bells
> of recognition with me. The
> first Twilight Zone episode I saw frightened and
> moved me profoundly when I
> was 8, and I haven't seen a rerun of it since. A
> little girl was killed, hit
> by a car, I think. A man in a suit was walking
> about. He was death. A very
> old man convinced death to let her live but
> death said he had to take
> someone, so the old man accepted that necessity
> and died of what I remember
> as a stroke or heart attack or was he hit by the
> car instead? Of all days,
> on the day we learned that Gustavo died, it's
> particularly sad to remember
> that show.
>
> You Trek fans may have noticed William Shatner,
> Captain Kirk, in 2 Twilight
> Zone episodes. In one he was a man scared out of
> his wits of flying. On a
> return plane ride with his wife, he thinks he is
> overcoming his phobia when
> he notices a heary beast climbing toward him on
> the airplane's wing. Nobody
> else sees it, so by the time the plane lands,
> he's lost his mind.
>
> He is a man stopping with his wife at a diner in
> the other episode. He puts
> a coin in a fortune telling machine. When he
> receives an enigmatic answer to
> his question on a little slip of paper that
> shoots out of the table top
> machine, he puts another coin in and asks
> another question which leads to
> another question and another until he is
> maniacally stuffing coins in to the
> machine, begging for change, bound to the
> machine and confounded by his
> unanswerable questions.
>
> I remember more tales but might be confusing
> some of them with Outer Limits!
> Keep the stories coming. They are fun and a
> welcome distraction.
>
> Always with love,
>
> Lissi
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Nancy Hill"
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> Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 1:57 AM
> Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Re: OT: Twilight Zone
>
>
> > That is one of my favorites. There was also
> one I saw only once where a
> > little girl went to bed and her parents
> stopped by her room to check on
> > her later and she was gone. They finally
> decided that somehow she had
> > gotten under the bed and gone thru a 'fluid'
> hole in the bedroom. The
> > father marked x's on the wall to out line the
> hole...reached thru the hole
> > to find his daughter and pulled her back just
> in time as the hole closed.
> > I think that was what happened, but I don't
> remember it's name. frown
> >
> > Nancy
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> Barbara
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