The Outer Limits (1990s TV Series) - Vanishing Act

Episode information:
Trevor wants to celebrate New Years in style. On his way back from the store with the champagne he has an accident. When he wakes, he hitches a ride home and finds his wife thinks he has abandoned her -- ten years ago.
Cast:
Brennan Kotowich as young Mark McPhee
Jon Cryer as Trevor McPhee
Richard Ian Cox as Mark McPhee
Jessica Lundy as Theresa McPhee
Dean McDermott as Ray Carter
Eric Schneider as Dr. Golden
R. Nelson Brown as Bartender
Lenno Britos as Man in Bathroom
This episode was made in 1996. It is episode 21 from season 2.
The Outer Limits (1995 TV Series) information:
The Outer Limits is a Canadian-American television series that originally aired on Showtime, the Sci Fi Channel and in syndication between 1995 and 2002. The series is a revival of the original The Outer Limits series that aired from 1963-65.
Distinct from The Twilight Zone in that the stories were science fiction based only and not fantasy/science fiction as was the case with The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits is an anthology of distinct story episodes, sometimes with a plot twist at the end. The revival series maintained an anthology format, but occasionally featured recurring story elements that were often tied together during season-finale clip shows. Over the course of the series, 154 episodes were aired.

[@cfconant]

Great story. I wish they'd bring back this type of television, where people actually used their imaginations to entertain us and make us think.

[@Raul_Gajadhar]

I saw it when I was young, now it's like I am seeing it for the first time, not to mention there was no widescreen tv by me just 4:3. Though there were widescreen TV's made as early as 1990, I doubt they were transmitted as such. This truly is from the days when TV had quality programs. Most kids today wouldn't believe it was free too.

[@HodensackDeluxe]

Black Mirror is kinda doing that. (Netflix)

[@MrNguela]

What you mean, "back"? We don´t understand it.

[@angelamarshall1819]

💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@bexk8]

Have u not heard of black mirror..??! Also, there are new episodes of the twilight zone!...U should check that out - it's really good!

[@parkfor3906]

A Right of Passage…when you were old enough to stay up to watch this, settled in with my mom, splitting a Pepsi,sitting in the dark with just a lamp for light….nostalgia for being a kid. Thank you!

[@paranormalgangsta]

I wish they would bring this series back! We need something like this for 2021!

[@unitedstatesirie7431]

SAD FACT about human nature. 👿The evil within ALL people ~ I don't let the women trick me into having sex with them. I don't allow women to speak to me with fantasy talk compliments. I am going to search for a women that has the behavior of a Christian Amish women that is physically responsible and spiritually mature. Women need to understand that the HOLY BIBLE has the Ten Commandments from GOD, they are NOT the Ten Suggestions ! The HOLY BIBLE explains that there are spiritual people of GOD and there are spiritual people of the Devil. Do many people know which one they are ? Women in the USA have been secretly weaponized against men starting in the late 1920's with an addition to the U.S. Constitution. The 19th Amendment. There is an interesting book I read in the late 1990's titled, 'THE SERPENT SEED" an interpretation about the book of Genesis in the HOLY BIBLE about Eve having sex with the fallen angel Satan. Watch the 1975 movie called 'THE WICKER MAN' scene where the police officer walks into the graveyard. Angels cannot have sex because they are spirit beings, but is it possible that a fallen angel can have sex with a human women if the fallen angel enters an animal such as a serpent snake. The serpent animals had legs at one time in history, but GOD cursed the serpent to crawl on it's stomach by removing it's legs because it tempted Eve to sin as written in the book of Genesis. How did Adam and Eve know they were naked ? Satan (speaking through the serpent) explained to them how to use the penis of Adam and vagina of Eve for sexual intercourse. The Satan serpent was in a tree and it's possible that the "fruit" that Eve and Adam "eat" was actually the sperm from the sex organ of the serpent entering the mouth & anus of Adam and the mouth and vagina of Eve. After that happened Adam and Eve inherited Satan's evil, sinful nature. Their bodies changed drastically after they "eat the forbidden fruit" offered by the serpent to age as time went by year after year and got sick. Then also their body parts broke down and they eventually died. Ever since their sin in the Garden of Eden all people on Earth have inherited the Satan flesh nature. Look at the sperm cells of men. The sperm cells look like small little snakes (serpents) ! The HOLY BIBLE says, "Flesh and blood will not inherit the Kingdom of GOD." This is why we must be born again.... born again spiritually, because our Satan flesh nature bodies will not be allowed in Heaven to be with GOD. All people have inherited the Satan flesh nature from Adam and Eve because they listed to the lies of the fallen angel Satan. The LORD GOD KING JESUS will give born again Christians new bodies. "Long live the new flesh." ~ Quote, 1983 'VIDEODROME' It is interesting that a dragon is the main mascot of Communist China and is honored and worshiped by the Roman Catholic Vatican church in Rome, Italy. Read what the dragon (serpent) represents in the book of Revelation in the HOLY BIBLE. It represents the evil fallen angel Satan. Anton LaVey was right about that the denominational "church" pastors are greedy corrupt modern day Pharisees, but Anton was wrong believing that the HOLY BIBLE was not historical. All people have inherited the Satan flesh nature from Adam and Eve when they both listened to the lies of the evil fallen angle Lucifer (Satan) . Four tests to determine if the HOLY BIBLE is historically accurate... If any document (book) that claims to be giving me accurate historical information, I am a skeptic, not a cynic, but a skeptic. That is why I have four tests I consistently use on any document that claims to be giving me accurate historical information. My four test are: 1) Literary Style. 2) Internal Consistency. 3) Archaeological Evidence. 4) Manuscript Evidence. So, any book that claims to be historical, I pass through those four tests in order to determine historical reliability. If you don't like my tests come up with your own tests to determine historical facts. When you read the Holy Bible you need to read in context and respect literary style. The Holy Bible is a selective account of how God has worked in human history. The most accurate HOLY BIBLE is the Geneva 1599 and KJV 1611 AV version. The other Bible versions come from the corrupted manuscripts of Alexandria Egypt. *Please read the history book titled 'DID THE CATHOLIC CHURCH GIVE US THE BIBLE' by David W. Daniels. *Also watch the KZbin video documentary called, 'FALSE GODS OF OUR TIME' by Jeremiah Films. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoSndqZoh8d7fcU ⚠ I know the real cure for Cancer that the greedy pharmaceutical industry does not want people with Cancer to know about. The cure is Cl°2. UNITED STATES I. R. I. E. Investigation Research International Educator The real "X-Files" US 5977293425 AGENT angel Sinne'

[@jrt818]

Good luck finding a writing team that puts story before politics.

[@georgial6398]

it would all be woke and horrible. i just watched an ep from season one called Birthright about politicians being lizard people trying to kill us all w alternative 'green' energy, which really kill the earth and turn it into breathable air for their people. includes scientists lying about the data to hide this, and complicit media. think that could be made today?

[@SissyVanDyke]

Black Mirror.

[@valistrutu]

No !!! You only need LGBTQ ,BLM ,trans movies !!! 😂😂😂 you f v cking racist !!

[@Primetome]

He has no idea how lucky he is that they didn't jump him to 2020

[@pegjardin1954]

No kidding!!!

[@TrollHiddenCave]

I wish they would jump me back to the 60s

[@perplexiondangerman3329]

Be an Agent for other Humanoids with Satan to fight The Jealous God- wraparoundthevine.blogspot.com scroll to the very bottom, long trip

[@wataki2]

@@TrollHiddenCave Oh! You meant the 80's but misspoke:)

[@virginmary7989]

Yes, I have been on this planet since 1952 and 2020 is the worst year I have ever seen with this Pandemic and Plague going on. Take me back to the 1950's

[@jdb10715]

Outstanding - puts today's trash to shame. Loved it back then and still do. THANKS

[@SlapthePissouttayew]

Agree. This is one of the few 're-boots' that actually worked. Try the 'Tribunal' episode of this series.

[@franklopez7019]

This was not very great, some episodes were good and I have seen it all. Many better shows today and before. Tales From The Darkside is better. I bet you have never seen Syfys’ Channel Zero seasons lol, think you are so smart. I bet you have not seen the Exorcist show. The reboot of the OL and TZ and Tales from the crypt were not very good. American Horror Story was better than this. The Strain and Bates Motel and adventures of Sabrina were great.

[@polite4canadians184]

This version was a remake, and in it's time, people called this version trash & said the original put this to shame. Moral of the story: old people hate everything, just because they're old. Every generation thinks everything new sucks. The world hasn't gotten worse, you just got old, grandpa.

[@polite4canadians184]

@Frank Lopez you have terrible taste. Yuck. AHS is a CORNY highschool MUSICAL. Really scary, scariest part is when they sing😂

[@edstar83]

@@polite4canadians184 @Polite4 Canadians Moral of the story is "old" people were once young and cool too. None stays young forever including you. Before you know it you'll have brats calling you an old 'boomer." Granpa. So it enjoy it while you can. This been a public service announcement from a reprasentive of Generation X.👍👌🖖✌️🤘🖕

[@samusvikerness661]

Wow im blown away by how good this episode was. I forgot how great this show could get. Great to see John Cryer in something other than Two and a Half Men.

[@rareblues78daddy]

You should watch Jon in "Dudes" from 1987 if you want to see him out of his element.

[@keyantaheri9506]

he is good actor.

[@rosemarywilliams9969]

So true.

[@davidhamilton506]

Correct Keyan, and I'm rather envious of those shirts he wears on the set...

[@johnnyutah8348]

samus vikerness Are you an only child?

[@tyroneprice6642]

I grew up on the Outer Limits television program September 1963, that year tragic event in Dallas.

[@paulhunter6742]

This was really great episode, Jon Cryer is versatile as actor. Jessica Lundy very convincing as she ages through passing years.. It has the feel of Classic Outer Limits.

[@Stephen-to7jx]

I think they over-aged her. When she said she was 60, in my opinion, she looked much older.

[@nepntzerZer]

yeah but he is bald now, and no one wants to watch bald people. they are extremely unattractive, its been scientifically proven.

[@jasong428]

I failed to get the job I interviewed for today. This was step 1 of the recovery. Thank you for making this possible.

[@nicholascremato]

This was one of the best episodes and reminds you to make the best use of the time you have and to show the people around you that you love them.

[@lowrider81hd]

He really never had enough time to do these things you say with every return/leave.

[@headlessspaceman5681]

This is one of the best episodes I have ever seen, of any TV show ever. The emotional payoff is completely earned, the whole episode is tight and concise and keeps you guessing the whole way.

[@georgial6398]

for Outer Limits, it was just another episode. they had many this good. it was a special show.

[@jamesfeldman4234]

Great to see John Cryer act in a dramatic role before his "Two and Half Men" days on TV. Many watching this episode might not even realize this. But it shows that Cryer is actually an extraordinary actor.

[@donaldpetkus1637]

As to comedy, that requires skilled actors as well. He was excellent in Hot Shots

[@michaelscofield31]

wow I didn't know that was him until I read your message

[@lapacesiaconvoi]

when i was young i watched 'pretty in pink'. i still remember him telling andrew mcarthy 'blow me buttwad' he was so realistically enraged. it was funny. i don't think that was even scripted.

[@Richard-zc1cj]

@@lapacesiaconvoi : I didn't know he was in pretty in Pink. If I can find that movie I'll watch it again.

[@dinosanchez8528]

I just realized that was him ten minutes in

[@HalJordan2814]

Jon Cryer is one of the best actors around. In one episode of Two and a Half Men, he was in a grocery store and he went from ordinary shopping to crying on the floor in the fetal position in about two minutes. He deserves all kinds of awards for his work.

[@sissyrayself7508]

So he is good at fake crying..? Well..no wonder..it is this last name, after all.

[@Poetikaliz]

There's also an innuendo to Alan trying to write a book and to make it interesting he keeps saying Then the lights came down or something like that 😆

[@monicacollins8289]

He was excellent in "Pretty in Pink" with Molly Ringwald. My favorite character.

[@EIRE55]

Watching this made me travel back in time to the days of my youth. I'm 72 now, and the human race has not made any improvements in itself. We are our own worst enemy, but the cosmos will carry on regardless.

[@81licker]

I loved watching these. I feel like I've been through a "wormhole" due to how FAST the years went! LOL. My daughter was a kid when these new 'Outer Limits' shows came out. Now she's around the age I was when I watched them. Life is but a mist... a vapor.

[@PirateTubeTV]

Yeah it can be scary

[@Think_For_Yourself_]

😊

[@MaxBorges888]

My theory is excess of distractions (the internet more than TV because none liked TV that much after 30yo, but on the internet we can chose exactly what we want to see).

[@johnnytucker2314]

I remember seeing this as kid back in the 90s

[@markfoster1520]

The Nineties!...Right, Jon would have done it then...but ...but that's twenty years ago! .......

[@maninthewilderness5795]

Emerging from a Time Warp into a bad 70s Disco where people are dancing to "The Hustle" must have blown his WW2 mind.....

[@lapacesiaconvoi]

what a nightmare. at least he still had family. i'd be on the street.

[@allclassallthetime4739]

It would blow my mind today too!

[@spookygirl7761]

Good fn year!

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

I love the way they use music of those particular eras.....to designate time, and how he keeps jumping from decade to decade.. shades of Scott Bakula in Quantum Leap..

[@johnvorres4351]

The Best Jon Cryer ever !

[@carmelaszymanski8232]

Excellent Performance..❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mrt8944]

The 80s, 90s and early 2000s had many interesting series. Thanks to youtube we are able to see them. Far better than most series today.

[@joshhumbler4197]

The 1960s twilight zone was the best

[@adamweston4152]

I'm 49 now and I never watched the series in the 90s and I am going to watch them all now, really good story, thanks.

[@sthembisomthembu395]

You missed out

[@msowens8021]

Maybe we should be grateful for what we have and not so greedy and needy. This was one of the best ones yet. It had a real meaning behind it.

[@joemacpherson1664]

Not only is this series brilliant and truly, thought provoking, but with each episode, I can't help noticing how wonderful the composed music scores are!

[@lloydrobert6182]

I keep seeing this short film every few years, and have never felt it's aged! Just love the premise, the acting, and everything about it. Seeing it again in 2022! 😊👍♥️

[@michelelyons9410]

This was a terrific story! I really liked how the alien species actually shows a sense of morality and empathy. They were doing horrible harm to others, without knowing. But when they found out, they stopped what they were doing and corrected their mistake. And hopefully will be more careful in future. But I also liked how the protagonist learned what a lot of us have learned in real life---that our problems are not as big as we thought. Like the narrator says, be grateful for what you have, because it can all slip away. I miss entertainment like this. I wish that today we could have tv programs and movies like this, where the writers and creators actually use their imagination to tell a good story. Stories like this, like the old black and white Twilight Zone and the Outer Limits not only entertained, but often made us think about things----and maybe, made us appreciate what we have just a little bit more. Modern tv should just re-run programs like this. They would end up with far better ratings than they get with the garbage they have been producing in the last ten years in both movies and tv.

[@sharryhope]

Far out!!!!!! perfect!! one of the best Outer limits

[@h.borter5367]

This is one of the best episodes of the rebooted 1990s Outer Limits I have ever seen. I wish I had copy of this episode.

[@zorroalphonso4354]

The real travelling machine is the film or video which captures the past that can be played and replayed at will. You see people as if they were alive, though they are dead since a long time ago. It is delightful and sad at the same time.

[@stevehortongothlindreiss3983]

Soooo very true, Zorro!! Right on!

[@jlnasseri4390]

Jon Cryer is a very good actor which is why he was able to slip into comedy so easily for Two and a Half Men. What a thought provoking Outer Limits show.

[@frankm3214]

The moral of the story is be thankful for every moment and for everyone and everything in your life.

[@carlohines1139]

Y😊 U'VE SA 👍🏾 D A M😊UTHFULL,THERE FRANK 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@theartfulcodger7459]

Yeah...I... remember morals... (As in the story).... I think I last saw one in the....90s.. 😂 (gotta go... My symbiote is calling).......

[@elviraarriaga1424]

Thanks for sharing Your Thoughts and Video Content along with the People's comment section below! You are Amazing ☺❤

[@Maikitoflow]

Yes

[@IsakuItou]

Or don't get abducted by aliens

[@TroyCherry]

Love this OUTER LIMITS episode from the '90s, my favorite episode from the '60s is THE SIXTH FINGER with Man from U.N.C.L.E. legend, David McCALLUM, RIP.

[@go-gogino5663]

THIS AND THE TWILIGHT ZONE ON SLEEPNESS NIGHTS.. 2019 WHO'S STILL WATCHING??🌜🌜🌜🌛🌛🌛✔️✔️

[@joseantoniodelgado109]

Guilty

[@repetitivereality2829]

Born în the 80's. Big fan. Namaste

[@lindakeene6181]

Born in the 60's still love watching these shows

[@TheMicedog]

born in the 50 's and still watching

[@jacintaperdue1720]

Watching 7/15/2019

[@lucindrapresents]

Well, now my Outer Limits Marathon officially starts! This was EXCELLENT, makes me proud to be a Gen X'er. Thank you for uploading it, such a great episode!!!! Super! If youtube still had the 5 star rating I would have proudly clicked 5! Enjoy friends, both new and old this one has got something for everyone to enjoy. insert a HUGE heart here. -me

[@admacapagal906]

nakakalibog ka

[@mattrussillo4587]

I hate to disappoint you but the one from the 90s was a cheap remake. The series originated in the 60s!

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

Why would you be "proud " of something that you had no control over?

[@edstar83]

@@sarcasticallyrearranged Oh look soneones feeling happy and nostalgic let me ruin it for them with my negativity.

[@micahpop6656]

@@edstar83 Hah, so well put. Thank you!

[@garshdarnitibelieve8260]

Wooo whoooo...what an excellent episode...I'm actually old enough to remember every decade he traveled. The '79' Lincoln Mark VII brought back the best memories. I actually bought one brand new...that car was a boat! Anyway, thanks for great upload!

[@BeerInTheWoods]

This one and Sandkings were my two favorites back in the 90’s!!

[@rosemarywilliams9969]

😍That Red Truck looks so good. I've always wanted one but I suck at driving😂

[@Ronclown]

This was one of the better episodes. I can see how the time slips freaked Trevor out. I'm glad, that in 1990, his wife showed him the video her 2nd husband and her had taken, and then hypnotized Trevor to get into his subconscious mind and determine what was really happening. I liked the ending in that he came back to his wife in 1949.

[@grandpa7278]

He'll be rich! He knows to invest in large disco collar shirts, which bar will be around, good investment!

[@ravenbaa7989]

Wow way to spoil it

[@TroyCherry]

He knows about the '78 World Series, will be making a big bundle that year !

[@stews9]

Jon Cryer can act, and this is a good story well-told. Bravo.

[@allclassallthetime4739]

He always struck me as the nice guy women would talk about and envision marrying; I did learn later in life it’s better to just let my path go where it would naturally but to me Jon Cryer will always be that ideal vision of a woman’s idea of that nice guy

[@oooooooooooo2332]

I wish I could find a girl just like in the old times... that would hold to you and you to her in bad and good times... but that's possible just in the movies... What an amazing episode! This one made me cry. I was so happy to see everything went right for him and all people around.

[@user-yr7vh7zh8x]

Jon cryer gets nowhere near the accolades he should be getting he is beyond a great actor he is also so very very funny❤

[@ionia23]

Every so often I'm reminded of just what a terrific action Jon Cryer really is.

[@andrewvelonis5940]

He reminds me of Matthew Broderick.

[@slimdudeDJC]

From the modern OUTER LIMITS, this has to be one of, if not my fav! Multiple messages given in this one. But one in particular which usually pops up in many OT eps as well as eps from other shows of its kind. It encourages everyone to appreciate and cherish the loved ones around us and the things we possess while we have them and not to focus on the things we don't have as necessarily important. If it's material, it can easily be lost, including family and friends. And as material beings, our existence is linear, meaning we do have an end. So it behooves us to spend it as wisely as possible. Excellent story!!

[@marbleman52]

slimdude....Yes, I agree. I think that I read that one of the writers of this series had been in a German concentration camp, or maybe just a regular POW camp, in WWll. That would explain the Human interest aspect of the episodes and the narration at the end of each one.

[@slimdudeDJC]

@@marbleman52 Interesting bit of info. Like Rod Serling being a soldier in WW2 and relating his experiences through multimedia. The best writers are those with gravity in their past.

[@axiomist1076]

Oh, wow! This was soooo good! Maybe even better than the originals. What a beautiful ending. Good old Alan got to go back to the beginning and live with his sweet wife. It's not just going to be a great day, Alan, it's going to be a great life!

[@israelaberra2384]

The 80s was a great time to be in your 20s.

[@beyondalpha1072]

This episode was made in 1996. It is episode 21 from season 2.

[@mycelon]

Wow!! One of the best Time travel movies that I have ever seen. Walking through decades of history in 44 minutes.

[@GCBaXia]

Actually this is a tv series. This is just 1 episode..

[@56beverley]

I loved this. The first time the Outer Limits was shown back in the 60's my oldest sister was allowed to watch but I was considered too young. I have been a bit obsessive in trying to watch them all now. And yes they would have terrified me as a kid - they are scary enough now.

[@akthomebusiness]

So nice to have your wife and your son to take care of you like your grand mother and father do.

[@20sNup]

Thank you for taking me back to some good old days... I was like 11-12 watching this up late at night! 😢🖒

[@pats3714]

Exceptional, definitely om my watch again in 10 years list.

[@danielweir5867]

Trevor will probably remember his 40-year time travel odyssey as just a bad dream resulting from a head injury after he ran his car off the road.

[@dondressel4802]

Wow this is the best episode I’ve ever seen It’s probably because I’d love to go back in time

[@allthingsfilm-1]

I was really hoping for a happy ending. How great was that. Brilliant episode. What a show. I love the Outer Limits.

[@cyrilriceball2294]

Excellent story with the most important message. Be thankful for what you have! It can evaporate instantly.

[@tangerinerose3724]

One of my favorite Outer Limits. Thank you 😊👍

[@seagrey75]

Amazing! I wish I could jump back to 1989...

[@asthecrowflies737]

I watched this series when I was a kid - thank you so much for these shows!!!

[@bazzadebear8012]

What a great story. I remember this series when I was in my teens. I'm now 65! Time is such a strange ride. Live long and be happy.

[@genkatqltr8517]

I'm almost 67. Hello fellow child of the 50's, glad to meet you, July 2019! Peace and good living in the years we have left. 😊👍🙏

[@loneranger482002]

@@genkatqltr8517 hi nans couldnt agree more wit you ...july 20th 2019 50 yr ago man on moon this was great episode

[@wilhiamas]

That was really good. I love sci-fi that deals with time; a real mind bender. Thanks for posting this!

[@lomi3732]

god, i miss this kind of stories,they're just s beautiful, from twilight zone til then...thanks for sharing it to us this year 2020AD

[@yeez13]

I got MGM+ recently to watch all the episodes again and I was FLOORED when I found out this one wasn’t on there! S2E21 (this one) is not included with the series and I have no clue as to why outside of maybe music licensing 🤷🏽‍♂️ You’re a hero for still having this episode up!

[@jacksonross5342]

You have no idea how perfect the timing was for me to see this episode. Thank you.

[@natedoggg2002]

Been searching all over for this episode! Thanks for loading it. I was 11 or 12 years old when this episode came out and it stayed with me ever since. I've always been interested in time travelling films so this was one of my favorite episode's from the Outter Limits.

[@Poetikaliz]

Loved it! Now you know where the flashing lights come from in two and a half men episode 😆, if you haven't watched that show you must now! Alan oh Alan...

[@taunjabrockway6760]

I loved this show..and tales from the dark side and tales from the crypt ..all those

[@teem2601]

Yes all three were my faves too then Freddy nite mares came on the scene 😂😂love a good story line 👍👍

[@legrandgougoulilumine6940]

Tales from the Darkside: "Inside the closet" is my favorite of all time. Scared me to the point i wouldn't want to go to bed anymore when i was young.

[@blasphemousyc5490]

Me too, monsters, creepshow all the old anthology shows

[@isabellind1292]

Also, an under-rated series is "One Step Beyond". The stories each have a slight truth to them and the host (much like Rod Serling would open each episode in "The Twilight Zone") is really good too!

[@isabellind1292]

@@legrandgougoulilumine6940 Oh, I've never heard of that, thank you.

[@paulruler5127]

The outer limits is out of this world. To the creators of this show. Write more more more more.

[@enmejora6980]

Forgot completely i was working, this episode was great!

[@kyousuke2]

These were my childhood, my favorite classic series

[@andy164501]

This just jumped to number one for me. Really well done and I wish more of these were available.

[@TheEaglehaslanded733]

One of the best TV episodes of any show from the past. I am sure the writer must had one of his best nights with his love one. To come up with this fantastic, emotion episode..

[@SkitSkat674]

This was great. I haven't seen this in years. Love Outer Limits.

[@adeelraza3064]

Saw this for the first time and love it in 2021!!

[@TheSilmarillian]

Stuck in the 1980's would not be all that bad :)....Great upload

[@marvinmartian7281]

The best time to get stuck 60's 70's 80's

[@williamanthony9090]

To everything there is a season. One of the first signs of advancing age, is when one begins longing for the good times of the past. Enjoy the good times of the present--Except in the wonderful world of science fiction, we pass through these times but once!

[@splash5150izy]

^^^@Sil .. The best time of my life was back in the 80's, id gladly like to get stuck back in that timeline Ha!!! :P] .v ..

[@alphonsozorro7952]

@@marvinmartian7281 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, in that order.

[@Foxtrot81322]

I love Jon Cryer, and this is my favorite episode of The Outer Limits, I've binged watched it many times. 💟💟

[@mrsmissy2669]

I remember this episode and liked it even better this time. They don't make them like this anymore.

[@sensitiveone8305]

This episode was terrific. I really don’t recall this Outer Limits reboot. Now I shall binge on it 😬

[@patriciamampel3601]

Happy I got to view this particular episode again after all these years! This story is so well done & I was totally inside the grip of it. Much to think about. Hope I can open my mind to finally learn....

[@nickfriend3629]

...I saw this episode 10 years ago, now I'm seeing it again, I feel like that guy, ...lol.

[@go3KPTF]

😢

[@PaulaTSGirl]

That was a great bunch of acting for those times! Thanks for sharing this series,,,,,,,Paul

[@davidtyas2096]

how good is it that he travels every ten years and doesn't age and by the time he gets to the year 1990 his wife finds out that some weird wacky life force makes him miss 10 years everytime he sleeps/blacks out.incredible

[@lavendardust]

Happy January 1, 2020. This was cool, interesting, a surprise and happy ending.

[@varunemani]

Happy January 3, 2020.. and let's keep it live & kick'n.

[@garyha2650]

Thank goodness, ok I'll keep watching then

[@Flowers4848]

@Kathy Brown ……… Wait a minute it was just January 4 2003, last night …….. George W. Bush is President, why are they saying some financial guy Donald Trump is president …….. Kathy you got some splaining to do

[@xaraxania]

april 16th 2020, i wonder if we can go back in time and fix all the stuff that's gone wrong. what an awful year :( and even weirder it's Jon Cryer's birthday, Happy birthday Jon

[@KA-rp5uh]

Kathy Brown CORONA!!!

[@raysmith7543]

That was a great episode! I watched many an episode when I was young Some how I missed this one.

[@renatagross5959]

What an interesting introduction to quantum physics! I really loved this story & production. Jon & Jessica looked so cute. The makeup artist did a fine job.

[@BigScottGames]

what a great show that was..wish they still stuff like this on tv..thx for uploading

[@SuperIliad]

Fantastic story and Jessica Lundy was remarkable throughout her transitions.

[@germanirish2]

Impressive offering from new Outer limits..Cryer was great..

[@auggie803]

Very good movie. Far better then i thought it would be. So,Without giving anything away I'll need to end here so you can enjoy it like i did.

[@davidgrose6349]

A good well written story. Great television!! I really enjoyed watching this episode right to the end. 😀

[@brucebeamon5460]

Wow I REALLY ENJOYED this movie , TWO THUMBS UP !!!

[@michaeldoster4847]

Brings back all the nightmares this series left me with! Really really good stuff! Thank YOU for sharing the goodness of things gone by!

[@veritas41photo]

Now that is a real nightmare... Waking up in a Disco Bar 30 years after the fact. Ooooo.

[@pzzuo1387]

Wow. I feel like I just lived the movie. Last time I saw this movie was… shucks…I was probably 39 years old. Now I’m 67 and I’m reliving it again! Cool, man! (Maybe I was older, but I don’t know…) it just feels like my life _flew_ by.

[@jamesmiller4184]

One of the best O-L's ever! Great human interest. Super ending. A borderline masterpiece. Thanks Frank. . : .

[@TunaFreeDolphinMeat]

Great episode. The entire series was of consistent high quality.

[@robertsmith2335]

this is one that really hits me...especially the ending.we should all be grateful for our love one's

[@stevenattanasso2003]

What about the Son , Mark , now He will never be born ........

[@aileenwagner2576]

Robert Smith So VERY true. They can b gone in a heartbeat.

[@reeblesnarfle5443]

Everyday.

[@biggawinnacrapsa3870]

Our loved one's what? Genitalia?

[@X6800]

Nah! *skips ahead in time*

[@lynnettagaskins4811]

Both of them is on the other side nowbut when I watch these old shows and brings me back to being with them again thank you KZbin

[@leolastrydom2001]

I listened to the conversation between symbiode so many times and every time it gave me goosebumps.... Say it again.... Mufasa whooohoooohoo.... Lol

[@paulcoulthard8654]

This is a great episode , with tension & unpredictability maintained throughout. Many thanks for sharing .

[@CMRinehart]

Very good story here. I doubt any writers in 2019 have the mental capacity to write like this.

[@trevorjameson3213]

None of them know how to write great stories like this anymore, what a shame. This stuff was so good!

[@DavidBrown-jk2pm]

Charles M Rinehart. Why not? Did they put something in the worldwide water supply? Too much fluoride? Over 6 billion people and not one of them can write this sci fi?

[@Raul_Gajadhar]

I find it to amazing that this is in widescreen, I guess most shows back then were recorded in this format just waiting for the technology to catch up. I can't tell if it's 1996 or 2020. Still amazing!

[@nateshow1609]

Thanks for the up load good old shows it's sad there are no shows these days that are any good

[@musictherapy141]

Still love the original series Outer Limits but will give this episode a chance.