TWILIGHT ZONE TIME ENOUGH AT LAST FULL

STREAM: The Classic Episode Of The Twilight Zone, 'Twenty Two' A creepy nurse outside of the hospital morgue tells the young woman there's 'room for one more,' setting the mood for all the horrors to come. What makes this iconic line even more bone-chilling is that the first time it occurs is just as the story begins. The number '22' appears to be haunting her and she's desperate to understand. In this Twilight Zone masterpiece, a young hospitalized woman wakes from a nightmare-or at least appears to-and is horrified to find her nightmare has carried over into her waking life. STREAM: The Classic Episode Of The Twilight Zone, 'Living Doll' There are many memorable lines throughout this all-time classic, wherein a neglectful father finds himself locked in a fatal battle with his daughter's favorite doll, but it's Tina's closing sentiment that really does a number on the viewer's psyche. and you'd better be nice to me!'Ī creepy child's doll is among the most inexplicably scary items one can come by, and The Twilight Zone's Talky Tina builds on that unease with some skin-crawling phrases. STREAM: The Classic Episode Of The Twilight Zone, 'The Hitch-Hiker' In the end, the pursued woman learns that she has more to worry about than a supernatural stalker and that no matter where she drives, she can't avoid where the hitch-hiker is headed. Not only is the plot twist from 'The Hitch-Hiker' one of the series' most memorable, so too is the line that accompanies it.įollowing a tire blowout during a cross-country road trip, a woman keeps passing the same hitch-hiker on the side of the road, mile after mile. STREAM: The Classic Episode Of The Twilight Zone, 'Time Enough At Last' The oft-referenced line is from 'Time Enough At Last,' the eighth episode of the very first season, and thus likely among the earliest quotable lines from the show.Īfter an introverted bookworm becomes the last man alive on Earth, with all of the books in the world to read, his utopia is spoiled when he shatters his reading glasses.

In truth, you can't have one without the other. Which came first, the iconic quote or the iconic scene in which it's uttered? 'Time Enough At Last' (Season 1, Episode 8)

STREAM: The Classic Episode Of The Twilight Zone, 'The Monsters Are Due On Maple Street' It's a powerful allegory for xenophobia that, sadly, still permeates our culture today. Rod Serling's closing narration for this stunner of an episode summarizes why this installment of The Twilight Zone, which depicts a small town's descent into paranoia-driven madness, is still engaging so many decades later. 'There are weapons that are simply thoughts, attitudes, prejudices, to be found only in the minds of men.' 'The Monsters Are Due On Maple Street' (Season 1, Episode 22)

TWILIGHT ZONE TIME ENOUGH AT LAST FULL

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Some are one-liners, some are chilling turns of phrase, and others are potent commentaries from creator Rod Serling, but all are unforgettable, even six decades later. Most long-running shows are lucky to have a few memorable catchphrases over the course of their run, but few can boast the sheer number of iconic quotes as The Twilight Zone.

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