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Pasquinelthe2nd
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Morg729
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marthafarquar
#10 Robert Redford in "Nothing in the Dark" originally broadcast January 5, 1962, Redford played a benevolent embodiment of Death itself.
MaamTheDomeIsAnOptionYouDidNotOrder
This is such a beautiful episode.
Zalm
#2 I had time! I finally had time!!
Idkillpickanamelater
Sterling used the twilight zone to get past TV censors for his social commnetary as it flew under thier radar as science fiction. He also used it as an outlet to get over his WWII PTSD
HandoB4Javert
herpb4uderp
Kurt vonnegut as well! Slaughterhouse 5 is a direct commentary on using fiction to process ptsd š„¹
PostHartmann
These are gold. And some color photos, so cool. Elizabeth Montgomery was in a red skirt, makes so much sense.
laner7112000
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NonyGony
#4 Richard Kiel (Jaws from the Bond movies.) He was only about 22 here.
trinxter
Rod was great.
wadatahmydamie
#1 āGot any games on your phone?ā
wario37
Wow. First, one of the best shows ever, that no matter what has never resonated like the original. But, I thought Iād seen all of these, but I donāt remember some of these stills with others who would go on to be famous. Guess Iāll have to do some research. Thanks @op!
SomaliYachtClub
FINALLY, some quality behind the scenes photos of this show! Thank you for posting.
AvsFreak
excandusno
Rod wears a Hamilton Ventura wristwatch in several pictures. Mid-Century Modern design classic
jtdusk
#26 My name is talking Tina and I don't think I like you.
OhIfIMust
mrscampbell26
That episode traumatized me forever. Dolls still give me the creeps
OhIfIMust
davebarton315101
Can you imagine the atmosphere of creativity in that crew. No wonder so many unknowns went on to become icons.
Munchman347
All the B&W shows spawned the Golden age of TV. TZ, Mission Impossible, Outer Limits, The Avengers, 77 Sunset Strip, all the Cowboys and detectives... Along with a raft of the tamer 'adult' movie theater filler comic reels like Looney Tunes, Koko The Clown, Popeye etc...
chackstar
#4 Oh, yeah. Right there. Can you feel the knot? Oh yeah, keep going.
hotice919
#4 Until now, I never recognized Richard Kiel
chackstar
#1 You said youād call, Bill.
FormerlySable
#26 The āTalking Tinaā episode with Telly Savalas scared the crap out of me, even as a teenager.
chackstar
#7 Dick Sargeant York
SmashySashimi
#23 #40
Quick! Kill the child while heās distracted!
TheLastCircusBunny
That episode was terrifying. Imagine one immature, self-indulgent, cruel person having so much power over the world! It's almost beyond imagining.
ArchMagos
wadatahmydamie
amskray68
#2 why couldn't he have just visited an abandoned Optometrist and got more glasses.
Munchman347
How would he find it with no glasses? šš¤
Gippo53
One of my favourites : Last man on earth ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Enough_at_Last
amskray68
Why couldn't he have just visited a vacant Optometrist's office and got more glasses?
PTKrieg
Given that he spends his time before losing his glasses stacking up the surviving books exposed to the elements instead of getting them somewhere they'll be safe from an inevitable change in the weather, he's clearly not the sharpest tool in the shed.
goflyblind
OhIfIMust
LivesInThe90s
That's not fair. This isn't fair.
MaamTheDomeIsAnOptionYouDidNotOrder
Noooooo, this one breaks my heart!
THECosmosTerror
Cue Golden Earring...
NonyGony
Where am I to go
THECosmosTerror
When the bullet hits the bone