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The episode where the air force pilot crashed his plane and he was in a parallel time where the time was moving really slow.  So slow that you couldn't see things move, everything appeared frozen.  The part that sticks out in my mind is the man tying a seatbelt around a gear shift of a truck that is on a path to hit his daughter on a tricycle.

Then there was the episode where the child falls through the wall....

(at least I think these are Twilight Zone.  Who knows, they could be The Outer Limits.  I used to watch both every Saturday afternoon. ;D)
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Aye you are right Dagwood that is the Outer limits, I have seen that episode like 3 times on Sci Fi channel,

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Didn't the Outer Limits have some of the same stories as the Twilight Zone did?
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I dont think so cat, maybe the same producer/production team.

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Didn't the Outer Limits have some of the same stories as the Twilight Zone did?



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I think the reason why the episodes were confused was because in the 60s, at least where I lived, they ran The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits ,not together , but during the same time. So, a person would watch a TZ and than an OL, and than years later, we confuse the stories. It would make sense  if they did have the same writers as the tone and mood of both series was very similar.

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Favorite Episode - "It's A Good Life" starring Billy Mumy as  monster child (and my first avatar here) Anthony Freemont from Peekskill, Ohio, Cloris Leachman as his mom and Gidget's dad as his dad.

This episode symbolizes  how manipulative people are.In a recent remake for the current TZ, the actor's revived their roles.

I also like "Ring A Ding Girl".This is the one in which an actress thinks she's visiting her hometown, but she's really dead and gets the images through a large-stoned ring she's wearing.

I just love them all. "The Bewitchin' Pool" is another favorite-that was my second avatar.About coping with parents who are getting divorced.This episode was voted least liked episode by TZ fans.It was poorly put together and it was actually the last of the original episodes ever to air. I love it, though.The voice of the Talking Tina doll is used for Jeb's voice during the end segment of this episode.

I love the one with Carol Burnett, too. Just love them all. Stay tuned for my next avatar. :D

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I remember all of these. "Take him to the cornfield" I know that is a classic episode but not one of my favorites.

I was thinking of the "Ring-a-Ding Girl" (couldn't remember the title). That one was a good one.

I also like the "Bewitching Pool". I always thought that one a bit sad.

Another one I liked was the one that a young girl sees her older self who came to warn her not to make a mistake.

One had a guy who died with his dog. Someone tried to get him to go into a place but the dog couldn't go. He wouldn't go without the dog. (Turns out the place was Hell.)

There was one with Agnas Moorhead. She was trying to get rid of "little green men" that landed in her house. Come to find out that the "little green men" were from NASA.

Another classic was the woman on her porch in the south during the Civil War as all the men went walking by.



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I liked that Twilight Zone episode where the man and women wake up in their car after driving drunk and there's nobody around. The whole neighborhood is deserted. Then they discover the trees are fake.

Turns out giant aliens captured them while they were on earth and brought them back to his home planet to be a pet for his daughter.

The last line was.........

"Now dear be careful with your new pets. Daddy had to go all the way to Earth to get them!"

Weird man.
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That's actually the last episode I 've watched (have it on tape) - I loved that one.When I saw it as a child, I thought it would be cool to have "little real dolls" like that - what a strange thing.It's like "Honey, You Got Drunk and We Shrunk".The wife was complaining throughout the whole episode that if it wasn't for her husband getting drunk at a party, they wouldn't be there.

The acting is so good in this one. They really freak out. And one of the best parts is the train ride , round and round, going nowhere.

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Nobody's mentioned "To Serve Man"!

The Kanamits, 9-foot tall aliens, come to Earth posing as mankind's benefactors. They solve all of our problems, and then start taking larger and larger numbers of humans away to "visit" their planet.  Meanwhile, a man and a woman working for the CIA are trying to decypher the book left behind by one of them.  For the longest time they can't get past the title - "To Serve Man".  Then, as the man is about to board the spaceship for a trip to their benefactors' planet, the woman runs up and yells "Don't get on that ship! We've translated 'To Serve Man' - it's a cookbook!"  

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The Simpsons did a parody of that eposode during one of their Halloween shows.



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The episode I identify with was when the guy couldn't get the girl.  This scary portly dude named "Catwalliger" gave the guy a potion to give the girl which then made her love him too much.  It got scarier, I think Catwalliger was the devil and he ultimately got the poor guy's soul.  Anyway, I need a lover that want drive me crazy!
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I can't believe that I don't even know which episode that is-would like to see it.Good luck on getting the perfect girlfriend ! ;)

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I can't believe that I don't even know which episode that is-would like to see it.Good luck on getting the perfect girlfriend ! ;)
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Nobody's mentioned "To Serve Man"!

The Kanamits, 9-foot tall aliens, come to Earth posing as mankind's benefactors. They solve all of our problems, and then start taking larger and larger numbers of humans away to "visit" their planet.  Meanwhile, a man and a woman working for the CIA are trying to decypher the book left behind by one of them.  For the longest time they can't get past the title - "To Serve Man".  Then, as the man is about to board the spaceship for a trip to their benefactors' planet, the woman runs up and yells "Don't get on that ship! We've translated 'To Serve Man' - it's a cookbook!"  

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"Eat, Mr. Chambers.We wouldn't want you to lose any weight."(One of my favorite lines from that episode) ;)