Dimension X - To the Future

[@jorgemt62]

Ray Bradbury's “To the Future” published in the May 13, 1950, issue of Collier’s. I read it in 1974, when I was 12, in The Illustrated Man (1951) where it appears as “The Fox and the Forest”. Actually it was "El zorro y el bosque" en "El Hombre Ilustrado", since I'm Argentine... We used it for Spanish class, to identify verbs, nouns, adjectives, etc., and some other exercises. To me, it was the doorway into science-fiction. I never left...

[@sarahafer5171]

Here from the new TV girl song!! :)

[@PtolemyJones]

A nice version of the story I read so many years ago.

[@quicksilvertongue3248]

If Melton had burned out three kidneys he'd be dead.

[@howardoller443]

Yes, both he and possibly the other person from whom he borrowed the third kidney.

[@strawwormcariama3280]

People in the 50s would of course remember the 40s.

[@betsya7054]

Two hundred years in the future, and they still think Columbus discovered America 😮 still, a wonderful story. Ty🎉

[@howardoller443]

Overall, a very good story and production, but the woman's overly melodramatic acting is a bit annoying. Just sayin'.......