CLIP 1/5 IT'S THE AIRPLANE - The Twilight Zone "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" (remastered and colorized)

CLIP 1/5 IT'S THE AIRPLANE - The Twilight Zone "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" (remastered in 4K and colorized)
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The Twilight Zone "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" (remastered in 4K and colorized)
Season 5, Episode 3
Originally aired on October 11, 1963
Summary: Bob Wilson is on a flight when he sees a creature of some sort out on the wing of the aircraft. He's only recently recovered from a nervous breakdown and isn't sure that what he is seeing is real. Every time someone else looks out the window, the creature hides from view. When the creature begins to tamper with one of the engines he begs his wife to tell the pilots to keep an eye on the engines. If they see nothing, he agrees to commit himself to an asylum when they arrive at their destination. His paranoia drives him to a desperate act.
Stars William Shatner, Christine White, Ed Kemmer, and Asa Maynor
Directed by Richard Donner
Written by Richard Matheson and created by Rod Serling (uncredited)
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[@sage4nowty129]

A great episode! Its also interesting that in this episode, there is a black actor with a non-speaking role sitting behind William Shatner's character as he; the character, is having his nervous breakdown.

[@lydellflood8818]

I would like to see that in color.

[@nealwhaley63]

It’s my understanding that the mental health community doesn’t use the phrase “nervous breakdown.” It’s street talk. But I suppose if you’re writing for a national audience, you boil it down as far as it will go.