Seinfeld - A Stop at Willoughby (Twilight Zone)

Willoughby? Maybe it's wishful thinking nestled in a hidden part of a man's mind, or maybe it's the last stop in the vast design of things.
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[@berniemcfadden7760]

As a life long Twilight Zone fan I really enjoyed this montage. Especially liked the commercial break in the middle!

[@kyle-michaelsolomon3099]

This was just too hilarious and the editing is GOLD, Jerry. GOLD

[@dcthomp]

hah thanks :D

[@luisreyes1963]

Jerry (laughing): Kenny, YOU'RE THE DEVIL!! 😈

[@HughJass-jv2lt]

I see what you did there 😆😆

[@CatLover-23]

Lol....!!! Agreed. 👍😹😹😹

[@bonwatcher]

I'll be waiting for the Twilight Zone episode To Serve Man starring the Soup Nazi or maybe Kramer and Newman eating Kenny Roger's chicken. It's a cookbook! 🤣

[@elizabethr.110]

OOOOOHHHH YESSSS PLEASE!!! Brilliant idea!!!

[@thatcanadian6698]

I like the way you think.

[@CatLover-23]

LMAO...! Bruh. 😹

[@shelbyseelbach9568]

Willoughby, Willoughby. Next stop is Willoughby.

[@Mr.smiley_face]

The Chinese Restaurant and The Parking Garage are two perfect Twilight Zone episode ideas

[@RaptorFromWeegee]

The Parking Garage reminded me of the episode where several sterotypical people are trapped in a room with no histories, memories, or knowledge of how they got there. And that ep in itself reminded me of Becketts 'Waiting For Godot'

[@CatLover-23]

Right.....

[@gmartinz01]

I loved this Twilight Zone episode

[@markjohnson9485]

You go to Ohio and see the city of Willoughby.... you would like it there

[@Mdavid_]

PUSH! PUSH! PUSH!!!

[@neilm2794]

You should do one with the episode where Kramer was returning those pants and fell in the mud, with Jay Peterman. Elaine says “what were you going to wear home?” and Kramer replies “Elaine, you’re not listening - I never made it to the store!” That story was very Twilight Zone lol

[@betamaxblocker]

It's from a fifth dimension about nothing! Made even funnier by the fact that Jason Alexander was in an episode of the 2000s TZ reboot.

[@thatcanadian6698]

Rod Serling would approve.

[@alexd0617]

Love it, Love it! Imagine...fusing episodes of two great shows together for one hybrid episode. Then you guys went all out with the old commercials and old outros and network identifications. It's real..and it's spectacular!

[@caroledwards3289]

George being in the twilight zone is perfect casting.

[@CatLover-23]

I know Right.... 😹

[@ALIMNOF]

This was brilliant, Two of my favourite shows😂

[@richardwilliams473]

Great job in combining the Twilight Zone episode with this Seinfeld character

[@deb4578]

This was prime! I'm a Zoner and this is my favorite TZ episode. 😀

[@sojoboscribe1342]

Actually, Jason Alexander was the lead in the radio revival version of "The Obsolete Man."

[@fortis6258]

"No man is Obsolete!"

[@williamschlenger1518]

This was one of my favorites in both shows 😊

[@luislaplume8261]

There is a real Willoughby Ave. subway station in Brooklyn.

[@blindsquirrel7802]

George could be the Burgess Meredith character in the last man on earth episode.

[@Mdavid_]

This is truly gold, and I can’t stop watching it! Ranks in my top 3 favorite twilight zone episodes and awesome editing 😂

[@dcthomp]

thanks! it's my favorite TZ episode!

[@Mdavid_]

@@dcthomp Costanza did a fine job at vindicating Gart Williams being bullied by Misrell 😅

[@mariegeorge8865]

My second-favorite "Twilight Zone" episode. James Daly was awesome.

[@Mdavid_]

@@mariegeorge8865 obsolete man, passage of trumpet, and a stop at willoughby are my favorite ones

[@operaticadventures]

I guess this popped up in my queue because we watched the Willoughby colorized Twilight Zone yesterday…I’m glad it did!

[@dcthomp]

Ooh I haven’t watched it colorized but it’s my favorite TZ episode

[@Galantski]

@@dcthomp I like "Willoughby a lot, too. I just watched the colorized version; not bad, and I like the concept, but it could have been done a little better: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWTKkmp8bKuCmKM

[@theresaa9789]

There needed to be an episode with Elaine trying to buy a thimble with all the mannequins around her.

[@rogerrendzak8055]

Marsha. MARSHA…………

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

"This is like that Twilight Zone where HE'S the same and everyone else is different!!!" "Which one was that?" "They were all like that."

[@michaelschramm1064]

Kramer would be just right for “The Lonely” and “A Thing About Machines”. I can also picture Jerry in “Walking Distance”.

[@EerieVonIII8574]

"He's a bad man.....he's a VERY bad man".....

[@RaptorFromWeegee]

Please Billy, don't wish him into the cornfield! But if you do, thats a good thing you done, a real good thing.

[@davidmitchell6873]

The train conductor was actually a guest on the Seinfeld episode where they went to the opera. I think his name is Jason Wingreen.

[@dcthomp]

i cover every seinfeld/TZ crossover on this instagram story: instagram.com/stories/highlights/17982009550348958/?hl=en

[@ddivincenzo1194]

He was also Archie Bunker's business partner. They co-owned a bar in "All in the family".

[@3EBstudio]

Hilarious, this is Great! 😂😂😂

[@dabsafe]

He’s just not Penske material

[@bespectacledheroine7292]

"These people are laughing at you!" Meanwhile the only person laughed at in that scene is George/Gart. 😆 Please make more, my interests very much coalesced here.

[@dcthomp]

this is definitely my best work but if you haven't checked out my instagram @theseinlightzone i post similar videos, shorter mashups, memes, etc

[@rogerrendzak8055]

Coalesced???? Did you get that out of, an English dictionary??? And are you, an American??? Why not, an American dictionary, then🤔???

[@whitleypedia]

"Oh. This is a good one."

[@tharubaba]

Keep watching these now .. wow 😮 Soo mysterious yet soo unreal in a way that sends chills up ur spine

[@sergiosatelite467]

Such a beautiful contrast.

[@lordkreigs1978]

You’ve got to do the Burgess Meredith classic time enough at last.

[@whitleypedia]

"They were all like that."

[@MrGlenn7710]

I like that episode by the way.😊

[@QuintTheSharker]

“Is that the twilight zone you’re watching?”

[@mikekillagreen9432]

Love these!! My two favorite shows!!

[@azgrapefruit]

Too funny …Great editing for this time warp! Bravo

[@kenhoughton2594]

One of the greatest videos ever.

[@rogerrendzak8055]

Superb😆👍!!! As a fan of TZ, and ex-fan of Seinfeld, that was friggin funny. Poor George, he kinda fit that part, in the TZ episode, too😏…………

[@robertveith6383]

So, you are no longer a fan of "Seinfeld" (you stated you are an "ex-fan"), but you are still a fan of "The Twilight Zone."

[@rogerrendzak8055]

@@robertveith6383 Copy that!!

[@kenlompart9905]

Well done, I enjoyed that, thanks.

[@galleste]

This was Gold!

[@Engage1987]

This is very clever and VERY funny. I laughed a lot - as a fan of TTZ & Seinfeld.

[@tevyeb]

Well done, man. Keep it up. Subscribed.

[@jimstevens1726]

Excellent!

[@TrentonPrintz]

This is brilliant

[@rcnelson]

Whether to be or not to be Misery or life in Willoughby. Shuck it all behind, Break the ties that bind And so be content finally.

[@CHASEMARC]

was this a real Seinfeld episode or something you did because it's GREAT

[@dcthomp]

haha thanks. a mashup of 2 Seinfeld episodes with my favorite Twilight Zone episode

[@thearchives]

Bravo!

[@jyesucevitz]

nicely done.

[@jymwrite]

I've had a theory for a little while that you can have the same material and use it with different tone, thanks for the example.

[@QuarrellaDeVil]

2:46 Jason Wingreen gave us the voice of Boba Fett in "The Empire Strikes Back."

[@dcthomp]

Wow never knew that. Why did they replace him in later editions? Just listened to both voices and Jason Wingreens is better

[@QuarrellaDeVil]

@@dcthomp I think the idea is to remain consistent with him being a clone, so he got the clone's voice dubbed in by Temuera Morrison.

[@voxjox912]

Extra funny because "Seinfeld" was on NBC.

[@davecurry5604]

Should have said this is Art vandaleigh

[@terrygracy8345]

That. Was good

[@thewaryears]

Why doesn't Toronto have a Willoughby subway station ? I thought that the original Willoughby was an explorer from England who died of scurvy before being able to explore the New World.

[@tedtimothy9074]

It is interesting. Rod Serling wrote this episode and his hometown was Willoughby, Ohio

[@dcthomp]

No I don’t think he was from Willoughby OH. His hometown is Binghamton NY and he spent time working on radio and tv in Cincinnati, Columbus, and teaching in Yellow Springs at Antioch. Never heard about any connection to Willoughby

[@rogerrendzak8055]

@@dcthomp Thanks for the truth👍.

[@onekthmatt]

Can you spare a square of Kimberly Clark?

[@bobblaszczak7972]

This was great. Is there more?

[@elizabethr.110]

Nightmare at 20,000 Feet

[@11C1P]

If only he had gone, Downtown. All the answers were there.

[@georgekain6395]

How the hell they came up with Mr Rod Serling voice?

[@dcthomp]

🧐

[@Posark]

👏🏽 🤣

[@007thematrix007]

nice edits, lol .....

[@LetterSignedBy51SpiesWasA-Coup]

very creative. sad to see a cockeyed optimist go out like that.

[@12lfme12]

He is not Penske material...

[@markjohnson9485]

As we all know, Willoughby is in Ohio

[@PropagateLightMedia]

High, really nice work! I hope you don't mind that i recorded it onto my VHS. I also gave you credit at the end of the tape. VHS 3 kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4XCk2d5p6h5f5I

[@dcthomp]

very cool!

[@PropagateLightMedia]

No prob. @@dcthomp

[@12lfme12]

He is not Penske material...