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The Twilight Zone: Vol.5
Travel to and experience a show not only of sight and sound, but also of mind, The Twilight Zone. Volume five again shows the brilliant writing of Rod Serling, giving us a glimpse why the series became so popular then and is still enjoyed many years later. With the four wonderful episodes on this disc, we see people dealing with loss and loneliness, and how The Twilight Zone lends a helping hand.
I Sing the Body Electric: May 18/1962 - Episode 100 - With the recent death of his wife, a desperate husband turns to a robot to help look after his children. Now she must win the hearts of the children, while taking the place of the mother they miss.
Long Distance Call: Mar. 3/1961 - Episode 58 - An episode sure to give you a chill, a young boy very close to his grandmother receives a toy telephone just before her death. Now gone, this young boy talks to his grandmother on the phone... with of course a little help from The Twilight Zone.
The Lonely: Nov. 13/1959 - Episode 7 - One of the great Twilight Zone Classics, a man serving a sentence of solitary confinement on a distant asteroid is left with little to fill his time. That is until the man in charge of delivering supplies, feeling pity, leaves him a robot companion in the form of a woman, one who could be a companion or just a reminder of his loneliness.
Probe 7, Over and Out: Nov. 29/1963 - Episode 129 - A lone man traveling trough space crashes onto a distant planet. Here he meets another crashed space explorer and together, he - Adam and her - Eve, venture forth on the planet they not only name Earth, but must now call home.
The disc is single sided - single layered and contains the original full frame version of the program. The mastering is terrific, but with few extras.
(The) Twilight Zone: Vol.5 Panasonic 1962, 61, 59, 63
Rating:- Running Time:25 min ea.
Picture:(side 1) Full Frame
Sound:Mono
Languages:English
Subtitles:none
Extras:Animated Menus, Rod Serling Bio., Look at Seasons, History of Show, Look at Shows on Disc
Includes:I Sing the Body Electric, Long Distance Call, The Lonely, Probe 7 Over and Out
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