Where is Everybody
Walking Distance
The Lonely
And when The Sky Was Opened
Perchance to Dream
Third From The Sun
The Hitchhiker
The Last Flight
A World of Difference
The After Hours
Eye of the Beholder
Nick of Time
Shadow Play
The Midnight Sun
Five Characters in Search of An Exit
The Dummy
Nothing in the Dark
In his image
Miniature
Number Twelve Looks Just Like You
Here's a list in alphabetical order. (Did you want it in preference order?)
After Hours, The
Death Ship
Hundred Yards Over the Rim, A
Hunt, The
Last Flight, The
Long Live Walter Jameson
Monsters Are Due On Maple Street
Night Call
Number Twelve Looks Just Like You
Odyssey of Flight 33
Queen of the Nile
Ring-a-ding Girl
7th is Made Up of Phantoms, The
Silence, The
Stop at Willoughby, A
To Serve Man
Valley of the Shadow
Walking Distance
When the Sky Was Opened, And
Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up
It's nice to see that someone else appreciates "The Last Flight." I am at a loss as to why that one isn't mentioned in the same breath as the classics like "It's A Good Life."
You must be a fan of immortality seeing as you picked both "Nile" and "Jameson." They're very similar episodes, right down to both having clothes filled with the dust of their former occupants. I enjoy both and have over the years come to think that "Nile" might have the best mid-episode twist ever. I didn't see it coming at all the first time.
If you haven't already you should seek out "Long Distance Call" which is the story "Night Call" is based on. I think an audio version of it is available on YouTube.
Angular Turnip (What does this name mean, by the way?),
I've always liked "The Last Flight" because I really like Kenneth Haigh (but then, I'm a life-long Anglophile, so this is no surprise).
I don't know that I'm a fan of immortality in particular, but I do believe in reincarnation--not sure if that's relevant.
I've never read or heard the original "Long Distance Call"--ironic that it's the same title as the Billy Mumy/grandmother episode.
"Angular Turnip" is one of the many derisive names Uncle Simon calls Barbara in "Uncle Simon" ("wilting blossom" is another I particularly fancied).
shareIn no particular order -
Two
Where is Everybody?
Mirror Image
Perchance to Dream
Nick of Time
Walking Distance
The After Hours
And When the Sky Was Opened
The Four of Us Are Dying
Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?
A Penny for Your Thoughts
The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street
The Hitch-Hiker
A World of Difference
Twenty-Two
Nightmare at 20,000 Feet
Stopover in a Quiet Town
The Trouble with Templeton
Eye of the Beholder
What You Need