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Twilight Zone and other holiday marathons

Discussion in 'Anything goes' started by TrooperBari, Jul 3, 2007.

  1. Songbird

    Songbird Well-Known Member

    No "Kick the Can"? That was one of my faves.
     
  2. StormSurge

    StormSurge Active Member

    Boomerang is showing all 166 episodes of The Flintstones tomorrow.

    I may have to DVR all those Twilight Zone eps.
     
  3. Mystery_Meat

    Mystery_Meat Guest

    FX is doing a Married with Children and King of the Hill marathon.

    At least it's not seven showings of The Green Mile.
     
  4. Songbird

    Songbird Well-Known Member

    Man, I wish I had FX. Married with Children (at least the first 6 seasons) is wonderful.
     
  5. Norrin Radd

    Norrin Radd New Member

    Re: Twilight Zone.

    Just saw the Dennis Hopper as Hitler one for the first time ever. "He's Alive." Fascinating to look up the history of why Serling wrote it; to remind people not to act like the American Nazi wannabes were a joke. Excellent, disturbing episode.

    And . . . .Twilight Zone might have been the best show ever on TV. So many creative writers, so many actors got their start there, and they could basically tell whatever stories they wanted, even if they got a little heavy on the space alien fables at times. I guess my favorite of all time is the one with the writer who creates characters on audiotape, then throws the tape in the fire when he tires of them. Best ending any TZ episode ever had.

    Yes, even better than the one where Roddy McDowell ends up a zoo specimen.
     
  6. Moondoggy

    Moondoggy Member

    Here's a vote for an episode that gets little or no notice. It's called "The Grave" and features a young Lee Marvin as a gunfighter who is haunted by an outlaw from the great beyond. Alas, that one is not scheduled for the marathon. And ditto props for the episode with the old man and the dog on the way to heaven. It's called "The Hunt" and was written by Earl Hamner, the guy who created the Waltons. Think I've watched too much Twilight Zone? Is there such a thing??
     
  7. terrier

    terrier Well-Known Member

    Somebody needs to do another "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" marathon, like TV Land did on New Year's Eve a few years ago. I've been doing it via Netflix, and if you've ever seen the Season 1, Disc 4 episode with Claude Rains, Charles Bronson and that Russian princess ventriloquist dummy...
     
  8. "Room for one more, honey."
    Still scares the bejesus out of me.
     
  9. Ace

    Ace Well-Known Member

    Winner, winner chicken dinner!
     
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