Title from disc label. Various stars. Originally produced in the United States as a television program and aired in 1963-1964. Extras include: 20 new audio commentaries; conversations with Rod Serling; vintage audio interview with director of photography George T. Clemens; 22 radio dramas; audio commentaries by Bill Mumy, Mickey Rooney, June Foray, Mariette Hartley, Marc Scott Zicree, Alan Sues, and Martin Landau; video interviews with Richard Matheson, George Clayton Johnson, Earl Hamner, Bill Mumy, June Foray, Carolyn Kearney, Michael Forest, Nancy Malone and Terry Becker; isolated music scores featuring the legendary Bernard Herrmann, Van Cleave and Rene Garriguenc; The Mike Wallace interview (September 1959); Netherlands sales pitch; excerpt from Rod Serling's Sherwood Oaks Experimental College lecture, Alfred Hitchcock promo, rare George Clayton Johnson home movies; Rod Serling promos for 'Next Week's' show; season 5 billboards.
Contents:
disc 1. In praise of Pip. Steel. Nightmare at 20,000 feet. A kind of stopwatch. The last night of a jockey. Living doll. The old man in the cave -- disc 2. Uncle Simon. Probe 7, over and out. The 7th is made up of phantoms. A short drink from a certain fountain. Ninety years without slumbering. Ring-a-ding girl. You drive -- disc 3. The long morrow. The self-inprovement of Salvadore Ross. Number 12 looks just like you. Black leather jackets. Night call. From Agnes-with love. Spur of the moment -- disc 4. An occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge. Queen of the Nile. What's in the box. The masks. I am the night-color me black. Sounds and silences. Caesar and me. The jeopardy room -- disc 5. Stopover in a quiet town. The encounter. Mr. Garrity and the graves. The brain center at Whipple's. Come wander with me. The fear. The bewitchin' pool.
Summary:
A collection of tales which range from comic to tragic, but most often have a wicked sense of humor and are filled with unexpected twists.
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