>This young man is Ataru Moroboshi. In his own mind, the world's greatest lothario. In the perception of his family, associates, and a marginal number of disputed friends, a perfunctory and pestiferous presence to be met with all the giddy enthusiasm that one would supply to a swarm of mosquitos. The only hearts he's ever set racing have been those speeding to get away from him. Adept at chasing girls, quite remedial at catching them. But unfortunately for him, and the whole Earth as a matter of course, Mr. Moroboshi will soon find himself both hunter and hunted in an interplanetary game of love, thanks in no small part to the matchmakers of the Twilight Zone.
>>292159223>>>/b/
>>292159596I forgot nu-/a/ was full of lazy retards.
>>292159223Man, Re;Zero would be way better if Rod Sterling walked out of a bush every now and again to expound on Subaru, his mental state, and present situation.
>>292160037No, you entertain me! Mwhahahahah my plan is complete.
>>292159223I still have nightmares of Rod Sterling shanking me in the shower while smiling and monologuing. Just smiling and monologuing.
>>292161074>dreams about men with him in the showerDuring pride month no less
>>292161095>Pride monthIt's November. How many months do you fruits need?
>>292159223Always read these in his voice. Sorry I'm not good at Serlingposting though.
>>292159223> Since man first gathered around the fire under the light of the full moon, there has been song. Music is a powerful force for not just entertainment, but for bringing people together and expressing what words alone cannot. But do we understand what music really is, and what it is capable of?> Behold Hibiki Tachibana, a regular everyday girl. She lives with two loving parents, has an even more loving best friend, and listens to music from her favorite idol group. > But for her, music is about to become more than just something to be listened to for enjoyment. It is a matter of life and death. If she listens to that siren calling, that superb song of the valkyries, she might find its leads her, quite unexpectedly, into> The Twilight Zone
>>292159223>A scene that has been acted out since time immemorial; a young boy swept into the throws of adolescence through the entanglements of grand forces beyond his understanding. But this scene, today, has a new set of actors playing their parts. The dedicated soldier. The aspiring idealist. The decadent hedonist. All come together to enact a play of titans dancing admist the stars. A play that can only be produced by the enigmatic stage that is....the Twilight Zone
>Like many girls, Lara has dreams of meeting a Prince Charming to sweep her off her feet. An ambition somewhat frustrated by the fact that she has no feet. The recklessness of youth can often motivate one the work around such trivial technicalities. Whether she knows it or not, Lara is going to have to work harder than most for the privilege of standing on her own two legs. Tonight we present to you a tale inspired by Hans Christian Anderson, by way of The Twilight Zone.
>>292159223Never watched the Twilight Zone. I only know that one AI vid of him telling the dilemma of the blindfolded blowjob.
>>292162402>Never watched the Twilight Zone.You’re not a human
>>292162702He's just younger than 40, anon. You can't expect tv from the 1960s to be culturally relevant forever, anon. Thats just old man yelling out clouds shit.
>>292162824NTA but Twilight Zone is one of the most well known TV shows of all time and is still broadcast in reruns and on streaming. I didn't see the show until I was in high school but I still knew about it through cultural osmosis and parodies.
>>292162824I remember the sci-fi channel doing marathons of it, was something nice to listen to in the background while doing other shit
>>292159596This could not be more /a/ related
>Tahei Doma is not the first to find himself an unwilling draftee in a sibling rivalry. For the past sixteen years, Mr. Doma has been the losing combatant in a war with his precocious younger sister, Umaru. But he has an singular advantage that maintains a uneasy stalemate. A piece of intelligence about his sister's true character. A secret that could only be kept in the lighter side of the Twilight Zone.
These are good and I have been watching Twilight Zone this week, but I do not have the creativity to make one myself.
>>292162702>I'm not humanNice
>>292164377contrary to popular belief, it is not healthy to live in misery, alienated and isolated from society, friends, and family.
>>292159223>Consider, if you will, a city without a past. A sprawling metropolis of glass, steel, and concrete, where the clocks still tick, the trains still run, and the citizens go about their daily lives with one rather peculiar distinction: not a single one of them can remember anything that happened more than forty years ago.>They call it Paradigm City. A place where history is not merely forgotten, but absent. Where every man is an orphan of time, and yesterday is a country from which no traveller has ever returned.>And therein lies our little dilemma. For what happens when a civilisation loses its memory? Does it cease to be what it once was? Or does it simply become something else, blissfully unaware that it has lived this life before?>Tonight, one Michael Seebach, soon to be known as "Schwarzwald" will discover that some mysteries are best left unsolved, some memories are better left buried, and that the most terrifying thing about forgetting the past..is the possibility that someone remembers it perfectly.>Our destination: Paradigm City. Population unknown. History unavailable. And its precise location? Somewhere, in the Twilight Zone.
>Picture a normal morning, a dreary work day most Americans would be all too familiar with. You kiss your wife goodbye, step onto driveway and into your car. But what if, rather than the worn leather of your seat and steering wheel, you were to be instead enveloped in the soft fur of a large, Peruvian rodent? A rodent with thoughts, feelings and machinations all of its own. Expect a rough ride on this daily commute into... the Twilight Zone.
>Picture if you will the quiet suburban home of Jun Sakurada. A brilliant but withdrawn young man, young Jun has taken it upon himself to get back at society by swindling the swindlers, and ordering and returning counterfeit occult items for the thrill of striking against a world of superstitious illusions. What young Jun doesn't know it his careless dealings are about to haunt him in the form of the contents of one antique Victorian chest, valued and appraised in... the Twilight Zone.
>>292164503I can hear it.
>Imagine if you will a life in a jungle, an austere beauty to the city dwelling man, a harsh reality to their denizens. Our guide into the mysteries of nature and magic is Hare, who has unwittingly come under the spell of a liminal being known only as Guu. Now let us embark with Hare into the dense underbrush of the mystery of this jungle and Guu herself, born and raised in the dense and winding forests... of the Twilight Zone.
>Submitted for your consideration: a city without citizens. A monument to human ingenuity, stretching upwards towards a heaven that no longer answers. Its buildings stand, its machinery sleeps, and its streets bear silent witness to a civilisation that finally perfected the art of destroying itself.>Through this vast necropolis travel two young girls. Chito, a student of maps, books, and the stubborn pursuit of understanding. And Yuuri, a philosopher of considerably simpler appetites, whose chief concerns are food, sleep, and the overwhelming desire to eat a fish.>Their conveyance: a battered military machine from a war long ended. Their provisions: running low. Their prospects: by any reasonable calculation, hopeless. Their destination: the Zetsubou Zone.
>Her name: Alpha Hatsuseno. Her activities: tending her cafe, riding her scooter, and watching the passage of things with a patience that borders on the supernatural. And well it should, for Miss Hatsuseno is not a woman at all, but a machine. A machine built in man's image, destined to witness his final chapter.>tonight, there will be no catastrophe. No sinister revelation. No terrible twist of fate. Merely a cup of coffee, a passing moment, and a young woman who will remain young long after time ceases to have meaning.>For sometimes the most frightening thing about the end of the world is not that it comes too suddenly but that it comes so slowly, delivered from a quiet little corner of The Twilight Zone.
>Dr. Umataro Tenma. Scientist. Inventor. Father. It is this latter title that he has treated with the least significance, and yet it will be the one that brings him his greatest grief. Fight it he might, Dr. Tenma us about to learn that some things lost can never be replaced, not even in the Twilight Zone.
>Somewhere in the mountains of central Japan, there is a little village where people live a simple life of working the land.>Inside this village, there is a young man called Yuru. He has known nothing else beyond fishing, hunting and farming. What he knows of the outside world comes only from a local trader. He’s doing this to take care of his sister Asa after his parents left to find jobs outside.>He reasonably expects to see the rest of his life here. He doesn’t question why bandits come by every now and then. He doesn’t question why he can only see the farts of a dragon. And he certainly doesn’t question why Asa is hidden in the keep of the old castle that stands above the village.>At least, that’s how it’s supposed to be. But sometimes things have a way of going, shall we say, differently. And Yuru will open his eyes to it, whether he wants to or not. He will still be in Japan, of course, but he will find himself in another state–nay, another world–altogether at the same time. He doesn’t have the vocabulary for it, but you and I will recognize it…as the Twilight Zone.
>>292164503>Our destination: Paradigm City. Population unknown. History unavailable. And its precise location? Somewhere, in the Twilight Zonelegit great
>>292159223Someone should write one for Kengan Omega
>Japan has a form of performing arts known as rakugo. To put it simply, rakugo has a singular performer telling a story, often with multiple characters. They are distinguished by body language and tone. A soft voice and a tilt up for one, a gruff voice and a tilt down for another.>Rakugo has people take up stage names for their performances. One performer goes under the name Shinta Arakawa. He’s set to be certified as a shin’uchi, the highest rank of the rakugoka, by one of the great masters of the form.>The performance thrills the audience. Any observer worth their salt could see he’s got what it takes. He’s a shoo-in, they would say. I know I would.>But then the master stands up. And suddenly, in one fell swoop, he destroys everything Shinta worked for. All those years of training, gone. The sight horrifies everyone in the room. Among them, his own daughter.>Let’s jump forward now, six years later. That girl is on the cusp of adulthood. She spent the rest of her childhood learning rakugo to prove to the world that her father did not deserve to have his art destroyed. She doesn’t have a stage name yet, but the girl known per her ID card as Akane Osaki is preparing a journey into greatness…with a detour through the Twilight Zone.
>>292159223>Imagine a world where a young man tries to start relationship with a woman of the night and gets a boner while crying and thinking about her having sex for money with other men while at a water par->Wait what do you mean its real>We clearly needed to bomb them thrice,Janice call president Kennedy I need him to do me a favorThe twillight zone
>>292168831Too long. It's supposed to be a short paragraph to set the mood.
>>292168981How many seconds were they on average?
>>29216901520-30 seconds at most.
>>292169064Thinking about it, I could cut a few sentences.
>>292168682>An inequivocally unremarkable event, already commonplace in the everyday routine of the site known as "FourChan". An anonymous character as any other, asks for someone else to help him to achieve a task, disregarding any attempt for effort from his part.>But unbeknown to him, today is not a day as any other. His actions have already started a chain of events that will inevitably lead to a plethora of mindless discussion by his peers, unrelentingly aiming to surpass themselves in the achievement of this task, which will ultimately end in disorder and chaos. Whether he realizes this problem and his own capabilities to solve it before it's too late, will depend entirely on him.>It's late evening in the anime thread and this Anonymous, whether he wanted it or not, has fell into.....the Twilight Zone
>>292168981that's a complete lie>Tonight's story on The Twilight Zone is somewhat unique and calls for a different kind of introduction. This, as you may recognize, is a map of the United States, and there's a little town there called Peaksville. On a given morning not too long ago, the rest of the world disappeared, and Peaksville was left all alone. Its inhabitants were never sure whether the world was destroyed and only Peaksville was left untouched, or whether the village had somehow been taken away. They were, on the other hand, sure of one thing—the cause. A monster had arrived in the village. Just by using his mind, he took away the automobiles, the electricity, the machines, because they displeased him. And he moved an entire community back into the Dark Ages, just by using his mind. Now I'd like to introduce you to some of the people in Peaksville, Ohio. This is Mr. Fremont. It's in his farmhouse that the monster resides. This is Mrs. Fremont. And this is Aunt Amy, who probably had more control over the monster in the beginning than almost anyone. But one day she forgot. She began to sing aloud. Now the monster doesn't like singing, so his mind snapped at her, and turned her into the smiling vacant thing you're looking at now. She sings no more. And you'll note that the people in Peaksville, Ohio, have to smile. They have to think happy thoughts and say happy things because, once displeased, the monster can wish them into a cornfield, or change them into a grotesque walking horror. This particular monster can read minds, you see. He knows every thought, he can feel every emotion. Oh, yes, I did forget something, didn't I. I forgot to introduce you to the monster. This is the monster. His name is Anthony Fremont. He's six years old with a cute little-boy face and blue guileless eyes. But when those eyes look at you, you'd better start thinking happy thoughts. Because the mind behind them is absolutely in charge. This is the Twilight Zone.
>A riddle that, to a greater of lesser extent, has always remained in the back of the head of many men: how it would feel to be a woman. A concept as alien to us as its consequences: the differences in body functions, in perspective, and many more. A riddle, however, that Mizuki is in no rush to find an answer.>But today, he has found himself in a predicament beyond his control. Forever mocked by his companions for his extremely female appearance and mannerisms, today he finds his worst nightmares true: either by chance, karma or divine whim, he has now become a beautiful woman.>With the aid of his childhood friend Takeru, Mizuki will try to find a solution to his plight, if it even exists. The effects of unexpected changes that could happen......in the Twilight Zone.
>>292168981the problem isn't the length it's having a highschool essay prose description of what rakugo is at the start
>>292169527I think the idea is to describe it to the average television viewer, just enough to get the gist of it.
>>29215922399% of these are scary door opening narrations btw
>To the world at large, Dio Brando is the adopted son of George Joester. In his own mind, the young Mr. Brando has only known two parents: cruelty and embitterment. There is no kindness he does not reward with malice, no favour he does not repay with spite. The Devil's only child, and he's about to collect his inheritance, courtesy of a relic from... The Twilight Zone.
>You can hear the clatter of shoes on a brick floor as a young man rushes for a train. But Tetsuro is not simply running for an appointment, but a new life. Tetsuro Hoshino, who refuses to end as another check in the ledger of casualities in an endless war, will ride the rails to eternity, with a stop-over in... the Twilight Zone.
>How can one choose one life over another asks Doctor Tenma of Dusseldoft. For his entire career he has worked on only those his superiors demand while so many that could have been saved under his careful scalpel have perished. No longer so he claims. He will change, and his first patient, a young boy suffering from a gunshot.>But little does he know that no good deed goes unpunished. For ever careful laceration and stitching does Dr. Tenma fall deeper and deeper. In his journey he will undertake the seediest of underbellies and brave the dangers so many would balk at.>Too bad, but really, how was he to know that one Johann Liebert was nothing less than a devil birthed from... the Twilight Zone?
>The time of the year where all students are taking their entrance exams. Middle school students are filing in and taking a seat in what could be their future high schools. Most students are nervous about there exams, some calm, and some can't make their way to the classroom. Ichika Orimura is one of these students. Lost in the hallways, he comes across a door and decides to go through. Little does he know, this door is one of many entrances...to the Twilight Zone.
>>292160011That would've been kino.
>>292159223>By all accounts, this mangy-looking cat is an ordinary stray. She sleeps in the day, wanders the streets at night, and always lands on her feet. She's about to discover that there are no soft landings in the back alleys of the Twlight Zone.
>Imagine if you will, a blue robot cat that coming out of a young boy's study drawer that claimed to be from the future. And not only that, he have a magical devices from his fourth dimensional pocket to assist to young boy life. This sort of events can be only happen... in the Twilight Zone....
>Meet Kosuga, a young man discovered that he no longer dick and balls. Not only that but there's a young girl appeared in his room and claimed to be his dick. This bizarre event can be experience in the Twilight Zone
>>292162824>He doesn't think classic scifi is culturally relevantI think you might be retarded.
>>292166827This one is really good. Well done, Anon
>Submitted for your consideration: Shu Ouma. Age seventeen. Japanese national. High school student. An otherwise ordinary young man with ordinary dreams, ordinary aspirations, and an entirely ordinary number of functioning limbs.>But ordinary, as we shall soon discover, is a condition Shu Ouma finds intolerable.>For you see, Shu has fallen in love. Or, more accurately, he's developed an infatuation with a girl whose attention he desperately craves. And like so many young men before him, he has decided that the secret to winning the chemistry of the heart lies in the chemistry of man.>And so, in pursuit of affection, Shu Ouma turns to performance enhancing drugs, steroids, all in the name of becoming the guy he thought she wanted.>But the human body, and the human heart are rather delicate instruments, play the wrong tune and they could wind up crippled, or shattered.>Now, Shu finds himself learning a most unfortunate lesson. That vanity has a price. That in the absence of foresight, all that's left is hindsight.. And that when a young man tries to build himself into something he's not, he may find there's precious little left of the person he used to be.>Tonight, we ask: How far would you go for love?>And more importantly…>How much of yourself would you be willing to lose?>The answer lies somewhere in the Twilight Zone.
>Akane Tsunomori, a bright young girl, grew up in society with big aspirations. But in her society, aspirations mean little in the face of the government run "Sibyl System," revolutionary technology capable of reading the very souls of people and distilling them into numbers and graphs. Your livelihood decided for you, your mood controlled with rigorous medication routines. But not just your place in society is based on the algorithm of your soul, your thoughts and desires are also categorized. People being locked up and executed for crimes they have yet to commit is something that could only happen... in the Twilight Zone
>>292161506kino
>>292169466kek, complete with Serling appearing in the middle of the sceneYou cheeky bastard, good job
>>292172299>>292172495>>292172545>>292173237awful>>292166827purple>>292169466fine
>Madoka Kaname used to be a typical, carefree young girl. She worked hard in school and lived with a good family in a nice town. But appearances can be deceiving.>For young Madoka, the untroubled life she once knew is about to be turned upside down. She will be driven headlong by her peers into the seething underbelly of her city -- taken in by violent lesbians and seduced by the dark arts. She may have fun with her new lifestyle at first, but she will soon find out that with magic comes suffering, once she steps into...>The Twilight Zone.
>>292164503>>292165875>>292168607This also works because the base premise of the show is also a sci-fi mystery.
>>292166496I can see an episode with this premise, at the very end of the show.
>"Protecting one's home is a timeless struggle, even in the furthest planes humanity has found. A simple settlement, faced with distant brothers deadset in taking what they see as a shared inheritance. What if the key to survival and a chance to fight back came not only from man's brawl and ingenuity, but also from woman's nurturing nature and biological quirks. In this world, motherly instincts are turned into tools for war, in a world somewhere...in the Twilight Zone."
>>292161506>If she listens to that siren calling, that superb song of the valkyriesHE SAID THE THING
Today, I remind them: The best episode? A World of Difference
>>292177616Best serious episode is "Obsolete Man", "One for The Angels", or "Walking Distance".Best silly episode is "Uncle Simon", "Hocus-Pocus and Frisby", or "The Bard"
>>292175695Two isn't too far off.
>>292159223>There is a place where the laws of nature bend; where relics of an ancient world and treasures beyond your wildest dreams lie buried beneath layers of mystery. It is a place that knows you better than you know yourself and where every descent tempts you deeper into the abyss. Tonight, we follow two innocents as they wander into a world where innocence meets the incomprehensible; a girl with a missing mother, and a boy with a missing memory. Two children on a journey from which there is no return.>A journey to the bottom... of the Twilight Zone.
"A Nice Place to Visit" should be required viewing for every isekai/narou-kei enjoyer
>>292177767>>292179296Seconding all those, I'm also a fan of A World of His Own, The Howling Man, and I Sing the Body Electric
>>292159223>Gambling; an age-old pastime, occupation, and even lifelong pursuit of humankind. From the times of ancient Greece to our modern age, people have found wagering their hard-earned possessions on little more than the whims of fate, simply irresistible.>Here in one of many pachinko parlours, where such gambles are carried out in the dozens, Kaji Takaomi is seated at a machine, desperately betting on his good fortune to repay an illegal loan he took out in haste.>On this day, Kajis wayward fortune has brought him into contact with another young man, a gambler by the name of Baku Madarame. A mysterious man of cunning, determination, and almost supernatural charm. Will he be Kajis salvation? Or his damnation? Only one thing's for certain.>The man known as Usogui, like a moth to a flame, will draw Kaji into the turbulent gambles and interwoven schemes, of the Twilight Zone
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>>292159223>"Imagine, if you would, a young man who has been rejected over 100 times from infancy to High School. Then meeting with a God reveals to him that through a cosmic error he will now meet 100 Soul Mates, unaware he will perpetually be stuck in Spring, the Sun will threaten to go out, and he will encounter forces that bend the laws of reality for their amusement."
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>>292184073Didn't even need to read the intro a couple pages later to recognize this chick, though I can't remember if I even finished it
>Name: Fran Madaraki. A gifted and industrious young woman of science. Maestra of the scalpel and the human body, Fran lives by the familiar creed, "First, do no harm.">But what does "Do no harm" mean to someone who sees the human body the way she does? To someone who sees disease and disability in its many-faced forms as a triviality, easily pushed away? Is the body merely a playground for someone of such talent and ingenuity?>Today, to see what it means for her to "do no harm," we find ourselves in and around her operating room... and if you let your eyes stray, you'll find yourself in the Twilight Zone.
This thread inspired me to finally go watch the twilight zoneThe first episode is a bit weird since the idea of going mad from isolation is a tad less relevant to an hermit autist like me, but I do like the general idea.
>Gods. Powerful beings worshipped and revered by many. Yet to others, the gods are imaginary tools used to pull the spiritual wool over the eyes of the masses, a divine meal ticket. Urabe Yukito, the charismatic son of a charismatic cult leader, finds himself at the reins of a new religious sect after being thrust into a new world where even a schoolboy's knowledge of self-pleasure is novel and the power of the gods themselves lies in the hands of man.>What is the true relationship between men and the gods? One boy will find out when he plunges from the past, through the present, and right into... The Twilight Zone.
>>292184829You should also watch The Outer Limits and Alfred Hitchcock Presents while you're at it.
>>292184829>try to start watching episode>instead of twilight zone it starts with some unfunny fucking comedy routine or whatever with a retard going "lol, the STUPID CHUDS don't wanna ban guns because of the constitution....BUT IT SAYS WELL REGULATED!!!!"
>>292186355What?
>>292186487There was some sort of fetching error and instead of getting 50s kino I got the show described in the post. Very annoying.
>The scene, an ordinary high school. The actors, all too familiar - a pretty girl and a bashful young man who pines for her.>Every day he sees her, swears he'll confess, and then loses his nerve as he remembers the audience of his peers.>He knows exactly what he would say if he could talk to her in private, but the opportunity has never appeared...until now.>What he doesn't know is that his lucky break isn't what it seems. He's going to learn just how familiar a stranger can be, because his phone call is about to be put through to the Twilight Zone.
>The Earth is dying. Where once there were green plains lie gray wastelands. The once blue sky is now tinted wtih clouds and ash. Since the beginning of the strange phenomenon known as The Ruin, nearly all natural life has dissapeared from the planet. All that remains are the rocks, the water, and the remains of mankind's presence, including the servants made in his own image. But not even these machines are immune to this plague of decay, as the Ruin causes their metallic bodies to rust and corrode at an alarming rate. In this declining world, there is one being who remains oddly pristine, a robot named Casshern who finds himself without memories and fighting for his life. Who is Casshern? Why is he being targeted? Why does he seem immune to the effects of the Ruin? To find these answers he will need to venture far into this world where even machines have a short, quickly expiring lifespan, to a dimly lit area of The Twilight Zone.
>>292186522Wow, that sounds hyper gay. Did you fix it?
>>292186944I mean, it's an online error, I can't *fix it* myself, I just wait for the fetching system to stop being broken.
>>292164503HOLY KINO.
>>292185147>The Outer Limitsnta but watched the first episode of the outer limits, its way slower paced than any twilight zone episodeDare I say boring if you aren't expecting it
New Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt had that parody of Night Gallery with some other fun parodies.
>Imagine if you will, a young man with no personality nor social life managed to get a girl out of his league by the act of kindness.This type of ludicrous premise can only be found, in the Twilight Zone....
>>292186710Kek that one actually could be a Twilight Zone episode
Even though I like the Twilight Zones, the only episodes I can seem to even vaguely remember are "This is the Bad Place" and the one where the guy's glasses break at the end.
>>292162702i preferred the outer limits
>>292161506Nice.
>>292159886>I forgot nu-/a/ was full of lazy retards.sad but true also zoomers hate fun and thinking, they're real good at bitching abut everything though.
>>292159223I have something from an older e-mail I sent to a japanese fellow from /a/ he never reposed though
>Ladies and Gentlemen that watch this show, today is must confess something: we will be detouring from how we usually do things here. Today I wont tell just any tale of strangeness and intrigue but a small series of stories that comes from a friend of mine, a traveling salesman that regularly visits The Twilight Zone>It all starts with the country of Japan. A fine country to live in just like here in the states, filled with people just like us. They live, they work, they struggle. They all have problems, dreams, vices. And my friend here sells a truly vast variety of items to help the people of the country with whatever ails them. Items of fantastical capabilities - and strict rules.>My friend heeds their problems and offers a solution, but it would seem that time and time again there were issues that were far more complex than the struggling were willing to see.>Nevertheless, my wandering friends continues on, selling his wares with a great smile.
>>292162824>forgetting the 90s rebootit had great gems like terror of the heart
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>>292169452That's a fairly short paragraph for an average-length Twilight Zone episode I'd say?
>>292164503kek perfect>>292162824I know many people of all ages that know the show. I think Twilight Zone being one of the most well regarded and popular tv shows of all time, still parodied and watched today, makes it stick out above the rest. I would understand if someone didn't know The Andy Grifith Show or I Love Lucy, but they gotta learn about the Twilight Zone.
