Twilight zone (Television program) Execution. Hunt. Self-improvement of Salvadore Ross. Number twelve looks just like you.
Notes:
Execution: Albert Salmi, Russell Johnson ; The hunt: Arthur Hunnicut ; The self-improvement of Salvadore Ross: Don Gordon, Gail Kobe; Number twelve looks just like you: Collin Wilcox, Suzy Parker. Four episodes from the television series The twilight zone. Title from container. Includes: "Inside the Twilight zone" section, written by Marc Scott Zicree; reviews of each episode; history of the Twilight zone; season-by-season commentary.
Contents:
Execution (episode 26, Apr. 1, 1960) -- The Hunt (episode 84, Jan. 26, 1962) -- The Self-improvement of Salvadore Ross (episode 136, Jan. 17, 1964) -- Number twelve looks just like you (episode 137, Jan. 24, 1964)
Summary:
Execution: A western outlaw is spared from his execution by a scientist and his time machine, only to face fate in the future. The Hunt: A hunter and his dog are killed, leading them to what may be the gate to Heaven. Problem: no dogs allowed. The Self-improvement of Salvadore Ross: A man with the ability to trade traits with others tries to turn himself into the person he believes will appeal to the woman he loves. Number twelve looks just like you: A young woman rejects an operation that will make her physically flawless like the rest of the people in the drab society in which she lives.
Series:
The Twilight zone. Collection 3 ; v. 25
OCLC:
(OCoLC)48223972
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)
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