A middle aged bank teller obsessed with reading in 1959. You hardly find that these days. In fact, that’s a rare occurrence but then again there was no wi-fi or computers like what we have now. Just primitive times. This bank teller has a wife who hates books and other reading material. Then the man …

This was an awesome Twilight Zone episode. We see a glimpse of what future prisons are like, from a 1959 perspective and it’s traumatic. A man who acted in self-deefense in the 1950s got life on prison without a pardon and the only time he sees another human being is when they are to check …

So a middle agean kills his wife and instead of getting te electric chair to satisfy his defiance of God he gets life in prison after satan smarts him one and gets him to die as part of an escape claus and dies from a heart attack in prison. Made a deal with the devil …

So Lou Bookman, an old salesman, 69 years of age stumbled into the Twilight Zone where he meets death embodied and he tells him that his time has come. Next thing you know Lou puts on a sad faces and eludes death. Then one of his favourite child friends gets hit by a car, summoned …

This was a good episode, the second pilot episodeof the 1950s series, “The Twilight Zone.” Loneliness and need for companionship is what drove the man crazy, a special forces man who was put in a simulation which gave him amnesia and paranoia. He thought mannequins in this dream state were real and he crackled. When …

This is the pilot for The Twilight Zone from the 1950s? This was spooky entertainment for an adult, maybe children in this time period? Not spooky or scary at all but this is what attracted viewership at the time and it really wowed people. But we see a man dreaming about being in world war …