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shadowkatThis is Day #26 of the 30 Day Television Challenge
The prompt: A scene or episode you loved or hated in a television series or mini-series.
I don't know this is hard - I don't tend to remember episodes or scenes from television series with few exceptions.
And I think I already used those shows. So in order to make this one possible for me to do and everyone else? No rules, do whatever you want.
I'm picking a Twilight Zone Episode. So yes, you can do stuff that predates the dawn of time, if you so desire. Sorry I got aggravated.
Time Enough at Last - starring Burgess Meredith sticks with me. I wouldn't say I loved it. I'd say it scares the bejesus out of me.
The prompt: A scene or episode you loved or hated in a television series or mini-series.
I don't know this is hard - I don't tend to remember episodes or scenes from television series with few exceptions.
And I think I already used those shows. So in order to make this one possible for me to do and everyone else? No rules, do whatever you want.
I'm picking a Twilight Zone Episode. So yes, you can do stuff that predates the dawn of time, if you so desire. Sorry I got aggravated.
Time Enough at Last - starring Burgess Meredith sticks with me. I wouldn't say I loved it. I'd say it scares the bejesus out of me.
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Date: 2020-10-22 10:57 pm (UTC)There's an episode of Angel I hated. I'm not going to look it up, but you probably know the one. Connor is back and he and Cordelia get it on while Angel jealously peeps in through the window. So ridiculously unlike Angel before that season. I turned it off and refused to watch Angel again till Charisma was off the show. Not her fault; the story they gave her just wasn't anything I wanted to watch.
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Date: 2020-10-22 11:50 pm (UTC)https://youtu.be/GmiFeNrggvE
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Date: 2020-10-23 12:35 am (UTC)Whoever said life was fair, Henry?
The ending always seemed unnecessarily cruel to me; but lately, I've been thinking that Serling wanted to say something about how we're all interconnected in this world, whether we like it or not. Henry gets his desire to be alone with his books, but without society (specifically, his optometrist), he's stranded in the rubble.
Burgess was the best. He never let Serling down. Watch "The Little Black Bag" from Night Gallery sometime...
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Date: 2020-10-23 10:19 am (UTC)(no subject)
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