Today in 1959 The Twilight Zone premiered with "Where is Everybody?" - which was also the subject of OUR first episode! Safe to say the 1959 premiere was more important.
@filmprofmark, this looks like an episode we didn't get to using that same transformation technique as in Long Live Walter Jameson...
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Very few adult actors from The Twilight Zone are still with us today, but happily, Earl Holliman — who got things off to a perfect start with "Where is Everybody?" — is one of them, at age 93.
Sixty two years ago on this date October 2nd 1959, The Twilight Zone premiered:
"The writer’s role is to menace the public’s conscience. He must have a position, a point of view. He must see the arts as a vehicle of social criticism and he must focus the issues of his time.”
Don’t know how many people are *legitimately* on the fence about getting the vaccine, but for any who are 538 has put together a great concise resource answering common questions with factual answers: https://t.co/4caKbsscpJ
seems unlikely that anyone who’s 2 years behind on our podcast and 60 years behind on the original TV show is going to suddenly run out and catch up in the next 30 days, but okay.
If you haven’t already caught up on @dejareviewed Season 1 about @TheTwilightZone you have one more month before the show leaves Netflix… then hopefully it’ll be available on Paramount+ https://t.co/gDobmOLyWc
@filmprofmark On the one hand, this is one of our longer episodes; on the other, it’s still shorter than our season 1 finale - and that one didn’t even have 20 minutes on Justice League or cover a new episode of @TheTwilightZone so really we were pretty efficient here.
Hey @dejareviewed fans, apologies but tomorrow’s episode is unavoidably delayed, possibly until next week. Hopefully that’ll just build up you anticipation, or give you time to catch up if you haven’t yet watched this week’s BSG: remember it’s ep 18 “Murder on the Rising Star"