What´s your favourite episode?

Two, first one was an episode Wes Craven did(I think) where a man wakes up one day to find the English Language has gone to pieces, and words don't mean what they used to mean(i.e. 'Dinosaur' means 'lunch', 'lunch' is a reddish colour, and puppies are called 'Wednesdays')

Second was a story about a woman who gets in bad debt with a credit card company, so objects around her house start disappearing as the credit company 'repossesses' them. She tries to make it stop by cutting the card in half, and her house(with everything in it - including her!) vanishes too.

"You probably don't think I'm a very nice guy. Do ya?"
"Boddy I think you're slime."

my favorite story is "a stop at willoughby" a story of a train commuter. the train occasionly makes an inscheduled stop at "willoughy' a town in the past.
he visits it but always gets back on the train. Until one day he decides to stay. Actor: Mark Harmon.
sure wish i could get a vhs or dvd of this episode.

I'm glad this is coming out on DVD soon, because I really want to see "Nightcrawlers", which I've heard is one of the most intense things to ever be broadcast on TV.

My favorite episode was "A Message from Charity."
If I recall correctly, the 1985 version of "The Twilight Zone" came on the same year that NBC remade "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" and the same year that Spielberg's "Amazing Stories" was on the air. I was in the sixth grade that year (I'm 30 now), and it's good, top-notch TV shows like this, among other things, that make me think that the '80s were a really good decade for being a kid.

"That, my friends, was the minority vote."--Daniel Day-Lewis, "Gangs of New York"

Does anyone remember "Need To Know" with Frances McDormand? It was about people in a small town going insane as they learn the meaning of life...Freaky stuff. I cannot WAIT for these DVDs!

I loved "The Shadow Man" "The Misfortune Cookie" though they were all great. Fantastic news that they're finally comin to DVD!!

It's been over a decade since I've seen any of this show but I can still remember some of the stories. My favorite is probably "A Message From Charity" about a teenage boy in modern time achieving a psychic link with a teenage girl in the 1600s. Back in the mid 90s I found a copy of the original short story in a collection and was amazed at how faithful the screenplay was.

I also liked the 5 minute shorts "A Small Talent For War" (aliens come to Earth and scold humanity) and (can't remember the name) the one about parents concerned over their son taking a test... Oh and the one with Sherman Hemsley playing a mathematician who would sell his soul for the answer to a problem and poof a demon (Ron Glass) appears. I always loved that the demon's t-shirts kept changing ("Gehenna, not just a place a way of life.") and the line "I can go from here to the Andromeda galaxy and back in one-tenth of a second. Faster if I didn't stop for lunch!"

-Doughdee222
"I am a realist, not a pessimist. The real world is pessimistic by nature."

Man, I remember watching this show all the time, but I don't remember any of the episode titles. Maybe you fellas here can help me with the titles, or if these were actually another show.

*Spoilers!*

My favorite: I think it was called "A Children's Zoo." In this episode, a family with two arguing parents took their little girl to the zoo. The catch was, the parents couldn't enter. The quiet, little girl enters, and in the zoo are, lo and behold, parents!! The little girl pushes a button to talk to the parents. Some threatened her, some begged of her, and finally, she selected an older, nicer couple to be her "new" parents. The episode ended with the little girl leaving with her new parents, and they walked right by her old parents, who were arguing. But then they panicked when they saw their daughter leaving with someone else.

Second fav: An episode where a man's life is lived based on what he reads on fortune cookies. Predictable, of course, but I liked it. He's rich and living well, but then his life starts falling apart. He finally reads a cookie that says, "You will die very soon." He gets mad, attacks the waiters, and eats a ton of cookies at once. He thn pulls out a slip of paper that reads "You are dead." End of show.

Also liked an episode where a mom discovers she can get quiet whenever she wants by saying "Shut up!" Everything freezes in life but her. If I'm not mistaken, the ending has the Soviet Union launching a nuclear missle that's about to land on America. She screams "Shut up!" over and over. Everything freezes, she walks outside, and there, among the many people that had gathered in the streets, sees the missle frozen in mid-air.

And I think this show was called "Kentucky Rye." Don't remember much, except some guy who killed a woman accidentally in a hit-and-run, ends up buying a bar. Problem is, it's $1,100, and all he has is $1,000. Then a mysterious man appears and forks over $100. It was the husband. That's about all I remember.

"When I left you I was but the learner. Now I am the master." - Darth Vader