Is This The Best Anti-War Episode of The Twilight Zone?

A man and his family against the world, and the signature twist ending that the Twilight Zone was so famous for.
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[@cosmo9390]

I wonder if people even understand how amazing The Twilight Zone was. They had to come up with a new story with new characters every week and were creating sci-fi and fantasy episodes at a time when the available special effects were very limited. Yet, nearly everyone agrees that this is by far the best anthology series of it's kind and I don't think I've ever even witnessed anyone try to debate that fact. Not to mention the fact that they managed to make compelling, thought provoking episodes, that consistently surprised viewers with all kinds of twists and turns. Also, this is one of my favorite episodes.

[@postergmail6202]

This is a great episode. There are hints throughout that it is not where you think it is. The music. The phone. The noise the car makes. Have them over for cards. Something is off but you don’t realize it until the end. Fantastic.

[@amyfisher6380]

This was Fritz Weaver’s very first time acting on camera, since he had been strictly a stage actor before doing this, and he did a really good job.

[@pickanotherid6646]

Considering the way things are going in the US right now, "The Obsolete Man" with Fritz Weaver and Burgess Meredith also really stands out to me.

[@luisreyes1963]

Fritz Weaver would also appear in "The Obsolete Man".

[@rgrif777]

Deaths-Head Revisited is the best anti-war episode.

[@MarvelX42]

Imagine if that ship is the ship that crashes into the womans attic in the episode The Invaders.

[@MomentsInTrading]

My favorite Twilight Zone that is related to war is the episode where there is a report of a nuclear attack coming, one couple has a bomb shelter, and their friends all try to bust into it.

[@DCFunBud]

Edward Andrews was a fabulous character actor. He could do it all: comedy, drama, film noir. His voice and face were instantly recognizable. We don't have actors like that any more.

[@WVgirl1959]

I was born in 59 but I have a sister that's almost 6 years older so every Saturday we watched The Twilight Zone, then The Outer Limits then Bandstand. ❤️

[@chiefchimp2789]

Andrews and Weaver's back and forth in their scenes together was a masterclass. Made the episodes tension all the more palpable.

[@rawbacon]

As a kid Edward Andrews scared me more in this episode than any monster could.

[@gnolan4281]

Serling was a deep thinker about the human condition. I saw him interviewd by Mike Wallace and it was then that I realized what a philosopher and man of action he was. I'm a bigger fan of his now than when the shows were first aired.

[@pcno2832]

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[@KRYPTOS_K5]

Excellent episode. Serling was a lucky man. He was in the right time with the best sci-fi writers in a great country during a great mankind's moment of History and benefiting of a totally new and virgin mass media. And there were even more advantages to be a popular but also mass media true intellectual in the 50/60/70. Think in today's culture versus yesterday's culture...

[@james_t_kirk]

"Up, over, and whammo." One of the best lines in both The Twilight Zone and in television history.

[@pitsnipe5559]

Twilight Zone was an exceptional series. This is one of my favorites.

[@marybianca2722]

Loved all Serlings shows. Twilight Zone was great and so was night gallery.

[@Dallas-Nyberg]

Richard Matheson (1926 - 2013) was a prolific and very popular writer. He wrote the story, that was the premise for the Steven Spielberg movie, "Duel" (1971). The movie about a mysterious and deranged truck driver. who was obsessed with trying to kill an innocent car driver, played by Denis Weaver.

[@peace-yv4qd]

I was 14 years old when the Twilight Zone aired its first episode. The actor in the first episode was Earl Holliman. Roughly 16 years later I stood within 20 feet of of Mr Holliman while he waited to do a scene for theTV series Police Woman with Angie Dickinson. I had the opportunity to visit Warner Bros in the mid 70's. Funny how life works.