Rick Lyons
02-03-2009, 01:56 PM
On Fri, 30 Jan 2009 07:35:39 -0800 (PST), [email protected] wrote:
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>>
>> And this reminds me of an old "Twilight Zone" episode (ok - VERY old!
>> 1963), "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet," in which a man (William Shatner,
>> nonetheless) thinks he sees "gremlins" on the wing of a plane during a
>> flight, but everytime he asks someone else to look, the gremlin goes out
>> of sight.
>> --
>> %
>
>those old twilight zone episodes are some of the best TV produced
>EVER. Rod Sirling was a genius!
>
>FYI the Sci Fi channel has "specials" where they run 2 days of TZ
>episodes straight.. usually around the holidays...
>Mark
>
>Mark
Hi Mark,
you're not kiddin' !!
As a kid I almost crapped my pants when the doctors
removed the bandages from the horribly-disfigured
woman in the hospital. (Trivia question: Who was the
actress that played the part of the disfigured woman?)
One of the most spooky TZ episodes, for my money,
was when the young William Shatner and his wife
entered the dinner and started inserting pennies
in the 'Fortune Telling' napkin dispenser. That
was the "1-cent Mystic Seer" machine with the
smiling Devil's head on top. See:
http://www.b9robotresource.com/devil-head.htm
See Ya',
[-Rick-]
>x-no-archive:
>>
>> And this reminds me of an old "Twilight Zone" episode (ok - VERY old!
>> 1963), "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet," in which a man (William Shatner,
>> nonetheless) thinks he sees "gremlins" on the wing of a plane during a
>> flight, but everytime he asks someone else to look, the gremlin goes out
>> of sight.
>> --
>> %
>
>those old twilight zone episodes are some of the best TV produced
>EVER. Rod Sirling was a genius!
>
>FYI the Sci Fi channel has "specials" where they run 2 days of TZ
>episodes straight.. usually around the holidays...
>Mark
>
>Mark
Hi Mark,
you're not kiddin' !!
As a kid I almost crapped my pants when the doctors
removed the bandages from the horribly-disfigured
woman in the hospital. (Trivia question: Who was the
actress that played the part of the disfigured woman?)
One of the most spooky TZ episodes, for my money,
was when the young William Shatner and his wife
entered the dinner and started inserting pennies
in the 'Fortune Telling' napkin dispenser. That
was the "1-cent Mystic Seer" machine with the
smiling Devil's head on top. See:
http://www.b9robotresource.com/devil-head.htm
See Ya',
[-Rick-]