Postcards from Shadowland no. 17 🌀 The Twilight Zone edition
Category: Rod Serling
Today is May 11th and that means it’s… ☞ 🌀 National Twilight Zone Day!
Today is National Twilight Zone Day!
Here’s to one of my all-time favorite episodes! Nick of Time aired November 18th, 1960-starring William Shatner, Patricia Breslin & that Jointy little Devil with the diamond eye!
Don and Pat are fresh scrubbed Midwestern newlyweds who wander into a stuffy little off the street sandwich shop, where the wheat toast is stale and the water tastes like swamp!
On their way to New York to find out if Don is going to be the next Office Manager/Accountant in his firm, the couples car breaks down and so does Don’s superstitious will when he can’t seem to move, after getting too many eerie answers from the Mystic Seer napkin holder…
Only a penny to learn your fate! It’s a tense and well thought out philosophical dilemma that only William Shatner could play to the hilt!
Got a penny, try your hand at fate!
You’re EverLovin’ MonsterGirl saying — Whether the answer is Yes or No.. Make up your own mind, it’ll see you free!
MonsterGirl’s Sunday Nite Snack: We’re Having a Heat Wave! so here’s-The Twilight Zone’s ‘The Midnight Sun’
THE MIDNIGHT SUN
Release date -Nov. 17, 1961 Episode directed by Anton Leader, written by Rod Serling and starring Lois Nettleton as Norma and Betty Garde as Mrs. Bronson.
When the Earth falls out of orbit, two women try to cope with increasingly oppressive heat in a nearly abandoned city.
Stay cool! – MonsterGirl
MonsterGirl’s Fiend of The Day! Twilight Zone’s ‘The Fever’ & The One Armed Bandit
‘The Fever’ air date Jan.29, 1960 Written by Rod Serling, Directed by the great Robert Florey and starring Everett Sloane as the angry, feverish and ‘moralizing’ Franklin Gibson…it’s man vs machine…or is it…a monster! And money is the root of all evils…
“To an inanimate metal machine simply described as ‘a one armed bandit’ a slot machine or in a Mr Franklin Gibson’s words"¦.A Monster"¦with a will all it’s own.”– Rod Serling
