TWO - 09/15/61
Written by: Montgomery Pittman
Director: Montgomery Pittman
Cast: Elizabeth Montgomery, Charles Bronson, Sharon Lucas
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"There's
no longer any reason for us to fight..." |
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"...I do
hereby declare peace upon the entire world!" |
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"...Go away!
You go take your war to more suitable companions! This is civilian
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THE ARRIVAL - 09/22/61
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Boris Segal
Cast: Harold J. Stone, Bing Russell, Robert Karnes, Noah
Keen, Jim Boles,
Robert Brubaker, Fredd Waynes
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"...you'd
better come in here and check me out.. There aren't any passengers."
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"...I've got a pretty good record
in putting together jigsaw puzzles. Maybe some of the haven't
been as abnormal as this one, but I'll lay my batting average
on the line any hour of the day..."
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"...did you
see them board the aircraft...William J. Slocum, John O'Brien...The
names are so familiar." View
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"...we're
talking about a disappearing act. Now look, this just couldn't have
happened..." View
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"...some
place between here and Buffalo they jumped off. For a gag or something
I guess..." View
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"...you mean
to say you haven't even had one inquiry yet...not a single inquiry..."
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"...this
passenger manifest. The names look so familiar." View
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"...the blue
seats... the seats were brown...wait a minute, they were red...what
is all this nonsense, haven't we got enough trouble without you
guys worrying about the interior decorations?" View
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"...1067588...
10804758... we're all seeing different numbers..." View
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"...will
you roll the plane outside and start the engines..." View
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"...I believe
I've proven my point... Bengston! Malloy!... Bengston! Malloy!"
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"...what's
going on, what is the problem?"
"...are you off your rocker? One minute there's a hanger full
of men and an aircraft, the next minute I prove that not only doesn't
an aircraft exist but...what else didn't exist..."
""Mr. Sheckly, are you drunk... View
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"...how could
they have taken that picture...didn't that flight arrive with nobody
on it..."
"...flight 107 from our airline arrived at 12:50 today on schedule..."
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"...that's
right...we lost just one flight in some 20 odd years, just one.
Flight 107. But Mr. Sheckly, that was some 17 or 18 years ago..."
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"Flight 107...What
happened to you... What went wrong... Flight 107! Hey, flight 107...Why
didn't you ever tell anyone what happened to you?!" View
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THE SHELTER - 09/29/61
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Lamont Johnson
Cast: Larry Gates, Peggy Stewart, Michael Burne, Jack Albertson,
Jo Helton,
Joseph Bernard, Moria Turner, Sandy Kenyon, Mary Gregory, John McLiams
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"...I
can assure you there isn't a single sawbones in the entire fifty
states whos patients have such a regard. Such affection. Such respect." |
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"...if you
have a shelter already prepared, go there at once..." |
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"We'll be
in a shelter, Grace. And with any luck at all, we'll survive." |
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"...all the
wonders of modern science taken into account except that thing that's
headed for us right now." |
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"...Your
basement!? What about your shelter? We've got to get into a shelter!
That's the only place we can survive!" |
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"When that
door gets closed and locked it stays closed and locked, Jerry!..." |
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"Do you think
I'm gonna stand by and watch my wife and children die in agony!?
I'm not gonna do it!..." QSound
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"...now you've
got to face something far worse Jerry! Oh, God. Please God protect
you Jerry." |
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"Bill! Bill,
please let us in." |
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"...You probably
will survive. But you'll have blood on your hands. You're a doctor!
You're supposed to help people!" |
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"Marty! Get
out of here! Do you hear me!?..." |
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"It just
isn't fair! He's down there in a bomb shelter, perfectly safe while
our kids have to sit around and wait for a bomb to drop!" |
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"Why don't
we just go down to his basement and break down the door!" |
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"...One family.
Meaning yours Marty huh?..."
"Why not? I've got a three month old baby."
"...Is your baby any more precious than one of my kids?" |
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"That's the
way it is when the foreigners come over here. Pushy, grabby, semi-american!..." |
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"Keep it
up we won't even need a bomb, we'll be able to slaughter each other!" |
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"You got
a bunch of your neighbors outside who wanna stay alive!" |
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"...Bill
Klein has some heavy pipe in his basement, I've seen it!"
"...That'll get him into the act too. And who cares about saving
him." |
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"...What
right have they got to come over here? This isn't their street.
This isn't their shelter." |
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"...I think
the first order of business is to get you out of here!..."
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"Let's get
that battering ram and break down that door!" |
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"Who are
those people?" |
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"...there
are no enemy missiles approaching." |
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"...Damages?
I wonder if any one of us has any idea what those damages really
are." |
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"Alot of
naked, wild animals who put such a price on staying alive that they'll
claw their neighbors to death just for the privilage." |
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"We were
spared a bomb tonight. But I wonder...if we weren't destroyed even
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THE PASSERSBY - 10/06/61
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Eliot Silverstein
Cast: Joanne Linville, James Gregory, Rex Holman, David Garcia,
Warren Kammering, Austin Green
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"...My husband
used to play the guitar."
"...And he's ah, now, where is he ma'am?"
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"...not many
tears. Just a few. Because we were so sure they'd all be comin'
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"Still they
come. Mornin' and night, night and mornin' they walk down that road..."
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"...would
you do me a favor. Would you play your guitar real loud...I'm so
sick to death of hearin' my own cryin' and the sound of footsteps
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"Black is
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"That was
Charley Constable...they said he had been killed... there's blood
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"...He'd
say, Abby, you've got nothin' inside you but soft mush and sad ballads,
aint you ever gonna grow up and come a man...there was his son,
marchin' off to war to become a man." View
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"...My husband...used
to sing that song...he was a very gentle man...even the crickets
would keep quiet...it was just as if they had stopped their noise
so they could hear the music." View
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"...what
do you suppose happened to that Yankee who killed my husband...some
moment a Yankee's gonna come by here, and I'm gonna take out that
gun and I'm gonna aim it at him..." View
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"I don't
want to hear no more talk about butchery and bloodshed..."
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"...I was
layin' om the side of the road, a shell had just exploded...tore
off half my foot...you stopped there...you took care of me, you
stopped the bleedin'..." View
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"...Ma'am,
Lieutenant here tried to save my life."
"You thanked him Sergeant, now if you'll be kind enough to
step aside so I can thank him for a few other services..."
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"...I remember
they got you that day Lieutenant...this shell exploded in the trees
over our head and this hot steel went sprayin' all over the place...I
remember thinkin' that you were dead." View
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"...it's
got to do with that road out there, and those men movin' down it...there's
somethin' down at the end of that road and I gotta find out what
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"... this
was home Lavinia. It isn't any longer." View
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"Jud, are
we dead?"
"Yes, my darlin' like all those men on the road...I'm not leavin'
you my darlin'. I'll wait for you..." View
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"...Of all
the wonders that I yet have heard, it seems to me most strange that
men should fear seeing that death, a necessary end will come when
it'll come...You see my dear, I'm dead too. I guess you might say
I'm the last casualty of the Civil War, and I'm the last man on
this road." View
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A GAME OF POOL - 10/13/61
Written by: George Clayton Johnson
Director: A. E. Houghton
Cast: Jonathan Winters, Jack Klugman
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"...Fats
Brown is dead! And buried. In the ground! And if he was alive and
in this room, I could beat him." |
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"Fats Brown.
Fats Brown. Report to Lister's Pool Room, Randolph St, Chicago..." |
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"As long
as people talk about you you're not really dead...A legend doesn't
die just because the man does." |
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"...You're
not as good as you claim and you know it. Deep down, you know that
you're second rate..." |
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"...you beat
me, and you live. You lose, and you die." |
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"...both
men face death daily. And both are legends. You never make the grade
at anything, by playing it safe." |
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"...How 'bout
that, fat boy?"
"Not bad."
"That was great." |
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"...Pool
is geometry. In it's most challenging form..." |
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"...I may
not look the part Jeese. But I've made love, walked uphill, swam
in th ocean..." |
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"...You made
me do that. You made me miss!..." |
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"There it
is. The gameball. All my life I've been waitin' for this. It's,
It's a pockethanger." |
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"I'm only
a pool player, but I'm the best."
"You were the best." |
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"Shoot that
ball and you may win more than you bargained for..." |
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"What's with
the thanks, fat boy?"
"You'll find out, when the time comes for you to leave Randolph
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"Jesse Cardiff.
Jesse Cardiff. Report at once to Mason's Pool Hall..." |
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THE MIRROR - 10/20/61
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Don Medford
Cast: Peter Falk, Tony Carbone, Richard Karlan, Arthur Batanides,
Rodolfo Hoyos, Will Kuluva, Vladimir Sokoloff, Val Ruffino
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"...Viva,Viva,
Viva, Viva, Viva Clemente! Viva!" |
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"I'm going
to make a toast to you. I'm going to toast... my friends." |
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"I'm gonna
strip you naked and cover you with honey, and then I'm gonna tie
you to the ground..." |
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"We are all
the same breed. We are the spoilers. We care for no one. No one
but ourselves." |
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"I see you've
found my mirror too... by looking into it, I could see the faces
of my assassins... Look deep, General Clemente. Find out who your
assassins are." |
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"What are
you? Some kind of a Chameleon. What is this ease with which you
strip off one color and put on another. You turn my stomach." |
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"...I saw
you in the mirror. I saw you with a gun... I should have known that
it would be you..." QSound
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"What is
it? The mirror again? Do you think you saw something in the mirror?" |
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"...You have
your freedom and you have your life. But you have them both on my
sufferance. Don't throw them away." |
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"This is
General Clemente. In a few moments two men are going to arrive.
They are spies and they are to be shot on sight..." |
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"...They
were very close... We were like brothers... I don't understand how
it is that I could crush them out and I don't think about it...
Men cannot be brothers and assassins." |
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"From now
on Ramos, you have no friends! You have followers, and you have
competitors. That is the breakdown of the world now! You must live
with it." |
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"You are
imagining things. Look! I'll show you! It's an illusion, you see?!
It's just a mirror. An ordinary mirror..." QSound
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"I have enemies
Father, I have enemies. And as long as I have enemies, the executions
will continue..."
"General Clemente. The victory's not so sweet, is it? Instead
of the flavor of wine, it's the taste of ashes!" |
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"...This
is the story of all tyrants, General. They have but one real enemy.
And this is the one they never recognize.. Until too late... God
help you!" |
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"...The last
assassin. And they never learn. They never seem to learn."
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THE GRAVE - 10/27/61
Written by: Montgomery Pittman
Director: Montgomery Pittman
Cast: Lee Marvin, James Best, Strother Martin, Ellen Willrad,
Lee VanCleef,
William Challee, Stafford Repp, Larry Johns, Richard Geary
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"Well, well.
Lookie what the wind blowed in." |
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"...if you
ever come any ways close to his grave, he'll reach up and grab ya!" |
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"...I was
never afraid of Pinto when he was alive. And I sure aint afraid
of him now that he's dead." |
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"Why don't
you shut up before you really get hurt." |
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"Now, I bet
you you won't walk outa here at midnight sharp, and visit Pinto's
grave." |
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"...I reckon
I'd bet again' ya Conny." |
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"...what's
to keep you from goin'...to the edge of the graveyard, then comin'
back and tellin' us you've gone all the way." |
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"...Keep
the bottle on the bar, Ira. I won't be long." |
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"You go on
up there and see Pinto. I just came from there. He's waiting for
you..." |
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"...Being
dark, he didn't notice he put his knife through his own coat tail...
His heart gave way, that's all. " |
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"...I'm standing
in the same spot Conny was. Look at my cloak. Is the wind blowing
it across the grave." |
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IT'S A GOOD LIFE - 11/03/61
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Jim Sheldon
Cast: Billy Mumy, John Larch, Cloris Leachman, Tom Hatcher,
Alice Frost,
Don Keefer, Jeanne Bates, Lenore Kingston, Casey Adams
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"...I aint
never seen a gopher with three heads before." |
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"...Don't
we love Anthony? We sure do love him. We love that boy." |
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"...Tell
him I brought the Tomato soup because I heard he liked it..." |
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"Television
night tonight. I'm gonna make television for everybody." |
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"...You remember
the last time some kids came over to play... You wished them away
into the corn field..." |
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"I hate anybody
that doesn't like me..." |
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"I heard
somebody think one time. I don't remember when... That I shouldn't
wish away all the automobiles and things..." |
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"He shouldn't
have thought those bad thoughts! That's why I made him go on fire!" |
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"That dog.
That Collie dog. He doesn't like me. He's a bad dog..." |
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"...That's
all the television there is..." |
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"Perry Como.
I haven't heard Perry Como in years and years..." |
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"Don't make
any noise when the music's playin'." |
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"...For the
love of heaven, please don't say anything!"
"...I'm not sayin' anything. I'm not sayin' anything at all!" |
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"Nuts! Can't
even play my own record, I can't even play Perry Como!..."
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"Happy birthday
to me. Happy birthday to me..." |
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"You. You
and her. You had him. You had to go have him!" |
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"Go ahead
Anthony. You think bad thoughts about me. And maybe some man in
this room...will sneak up behind you and lay somethin' heavy across
your skull!" |
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"Somebody
end this! Now! While he's thinkin' about me!" |
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"You're a
bad man! You're a very bad man! And you keep thinkin' bad thoughts
about me!..." QSound 3D |
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"Wish it
into the corn field. Please son, wish it into the corn field, please." |
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"He was a
bad man. So I turned him into a Jack-in-the-box. A Jack-in-the-box
that still had his bad face." |
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"It's good
what you done to Dan. It's real good..." |
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"Anthony,
are you makin' it snow?..." |
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Closing Narration |
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DEATHS-HEAD REVISITED
- 11/10/61
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Don Medford
Cast: Joseph Schildkraut, Oscar Beregi, Chuck Fox, Karen
Verne,
Robert Boone, Ben Wright
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" ...You
will all assemble in the square! Undressed! We'll do some exercises!" |
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"Good afternoon
Capt' and welcome back. We've been waiting." |
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"You're Becker!
I remember you."
"And well you should. How well you should." |
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"...You were
a sadist. You were a monster who derived pleasure from giving pain." |
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"They just
heard you offer the apology for all the monsters of our times. We
did as we were told..." |
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"...and now
you come back to your scenes of horror and you wonder that the misery
that you planted has lived after you?" |
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"You will
be tried for crimes against humanity..." |
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"Please let
me out of here! This is inhuman!" |
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"...You will
crawl out of your graves to see that justice is done!" |
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"Becker,
I did kill you..." |
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"...It is
the unanimous judgement of this court that from this day on you
shall be rendered insane." |
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"In this
room Captain, the things you did to human beings are unmentionable.
How does their torment feel?" |
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"...this
is only the beginning Captain. Your final judgement will come from
God." |
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THE MIDNIGHT SUN - 11/17/61
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Anton Leader
Cast: Lois Nettleton, Betty Garde, Jason Wingreen, Juney
Ellis, Ned Glass,
Robert J. Stevenson, John McLiam, Tom Reese, William Keene
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"I
keep getting this crazy thought... that I'm gonna wake up..."
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"...He said
that it'll get alot hotter, more each day. Now that we're moving
so close to the sun." View
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Opening Narration
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"...I think
I was the calmest person in the store. One woman just stood in the
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"...Ladies
and Gentlemen. I'm told that my departing from the script might
panic you..." View
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"...It could
be so much worse. Oh, Norma! It could be so much worse!" |
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"...Don't
paint the sun anymore!..." View
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"She was
so fragile... I tried to keep her cool. But she couldn't take the
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"I'm not
a house-breaker. I'm a decent man..." View
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"...That
wonderful cool, clear water. Do you hear it Norma?..." View
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"...that
within one, two, or, maybe three weeks at the most, there wouldn't
be anymore sun. We'd all freeze." View
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"Isn't it
wonderful to have darkness. The coolness."
"Yes, my dear. It's...wonderful." View
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