"Twilight Zone"-SHOCKING Revelation Hidden For 62-Years FINALLY Revealed Will BLOW Your MIND!

"Twilight Zone" SHOCKING Revelation Hidden For 62 Year FINALLY Revealed Will BLOW Your MIND!
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[@jmrocks49]

The same “bones” of the building with a lot of reconfiguration. Also, I think your theory about the connection between The Twilight Zone and Beverly Hillbillies is a big stretch.

[@ricknineg]

Yes! This is exactly right! Same structure and they redress it. This is done in Hollywood all the time to disguise a building or even a car. Plus stretching is good for your health! 😂

[@PGAprodan]

@@ricknineg - Not buying it. The base of the TZ building is noticeably bigger, something that wouldn't likely change in a re-dress. The angle of the roofs are different, something that wouldn't change even in a re-dress. Also, observe the size and count the tiles on the roof, this is where you can easily tell the significant size difference. Imagine taking the door on the BHB shack and moving it around to the side and you can quickly see that the side of the BHB shack is much smaller. The fireplace is different, and coming up at a different location relative to the position for each. Sorry, there are too many things wrong with your speculation and your support of your explanation is too minimal. The steepness of the roof angle was all I needed to see though, nobody is going to change trusses for a re-dress, at that point it is easier to start over.

[@pinchopaxtonsgreatestminds9591]

Not the same building.

[@jamesdugan3079]

They were filmed at different studios, TZ at MGM and BH filmed that outdoor sequence of the shack at Franklin Canyon Park. The cabin sequence in the film "No Time for Sergeants" was also filmed there.

[@MimiJoys]

​@@ricknineg Not the same bldg... The siding is completely different, there are no logs being used for the building in Beverly Hillbillies, the buildings are 2 different sizes, and not even the surrounding trees match, so, you're wrong, but you're welcome for being shown there are zero similarities. 🤦‍♀️

[@paulcarpenter999]

His love for his dog saved his soul, is there a better message?

[@Phoenix85006]

My all time favorite episode of The Twilight Zone

[@blrenx]

The best part of that story is, that if you really ended up in that situation, Your dog would really stop you from the danger. Everytime my dog gets aggressive toward someone, He is always proven right. Dogs see what we can't

[@melissacooper8724]

I noticed that Rip was acting aggressive towards the gatekeeper when he was trying to take Rip away from Hyder. That was definitely a foreshadowing of what would've happened to Hyder if he wasn't so loyal to his dog!

[@dennishalford5763]

My brother knew Max Bear, Jr. when he lived in Lake Tahoe. Max Bear told him he owns the rights to the title "The Beverly Hillbillies." He told my brother he wants to open a casino using that name, but that there are so many laws and legal hoops for him to jump through, he said, he's not certain now if it will ever happen. He told my brother, "I played an idiot on television for years, but I was only acting! These politicians, though, are real idiots!" lol

[@barry393]

That ship has probably sailed. It was many years ago when Max Baer Jr. planned to open a casino complex in Reno, including a restaurant to be called "Granny's Vittles". Good first-hand info on what Baer considered to be the major problem. I had assumed it was financing.

[@ricknineg]

That’s a crazy cool,story, wow!

[@ricknineg]

Thank you to everyone for enjoying the video and supporting my channel by watching it! Some are commenting how the cabin is not the same. It is. I want to further clarify how in Hollywood it is very easy to remove pieces of a structure. You can easily swap out a chimney or make a wall planks versus logs. They usually use materials that look similar to wood or stone but are not wood or stone. Foam and lightweight material are used instead. In I Love Lucy, it was very common to use the same façade and remove and add windows and even at a wall section where there was a door before. This is a similar concept that they expanded upon in the 1960s. This is why you will see that the structure is overall the same but there is a missing chimney and then the porch is a little bit different. Other than that, the structure is the same.

[@dennishalford5763]

@@barry393 It was years ago. He told my brother it was all the ridiculous laws and regulations politicians had in place. Not certain exactly what they were, but, apparently, there were too many for him to navigate.

[@tigger06]

Max BAER !!!, not BEAR

[@TodaysDante]

"A man will walk into Hell with both eyes open, but even the Devil can't fool a dog."

[@Torgo-and-the-Lucifer-Cat]

Wait....."evil" or "even"?

[@TodaysDante]

@@Torgo-and-the-Lucifer-Cat - What are you talking about? Okay, just kidding - I changed it. Thanks. 🙂

[@johndurham2459]

This was my grandfather's favorite episode. Mostly because he had the same kind of dog and we used to joke that he loves that dog more than us.

[@thomasd.lingenfelterjr.5711]

Was he joking ?

[@melissacooper8724]

Who knows? Sometimes I feel that way towards my dogs! I actually look forward to seeing them more when I come home from work!

[@326musician]

Wow Rick! I totally missed the dog being named "RIP". I just finished cycling through the series again, so I'm looking forward to more of these episode secrets 🙂

[@ricknineg]

Right? I feel it is so obvious. But I never realized it watching this episode so many times. Then it hit me…OF course! How did I miss it? Serling was so so good!

[@FergieNCC2475]

My absolute all time favorite Twilight Zone episode. It highlights the incredible unbreakable bond between a man and his dog.

[@sgeorge1701]

I just re-watched the full version of the Hunt - The physical storytelling and details just make this a great story!

[@ggriffaw]

I don't know if I'm convinced they are the same cabin. There are quite a few differences for example the Twilight Zone cabin has the ends of the logs visible at the corners. The BH cabin does not. The chimney is different. The TZ cabin roof has a much steeper angle than the BH cabin. The TZ cabin looks wider than the BH cabin. Seems like a lot of trouble to make these changes for how little the building appears.

[@aviatortrucker6285]

Well, in a way, the Beverly hillbillies, or at least some of them were in the twilight zone. Jed Clampett, played by Buddy Epson was in an episode, called the prime mover, where he plays someone that could move objects with his mind using mental telepathy. Ellie Mae played by Donna Douglas, was in the episode, the eye of the beholder, where she played the woman with the bandages on her head.

[@dcaa62817]

Yes, and Nancy Kulp and Raymond Bailey were also in episodes of the Twilight Zone.

[@roberttelarket4934]

@aviatortrucker6285: You missed your own joke. They were in the Twilight Zone their own crazy world!!!

[@ricknineg]

Yes and yes! Very good connection there

[@roberttelarket4934]

@@dcaa62817: Yes Pamela Livingstone(Jane Hathaway) and Milburn Drysdale along with Margaret Drysdale made the program not anyone else!!!

[@russellyoung2900]

Jane Hathaway was actually played by Nancy Culp.

[@polska1958]

One of my favorite episodes. Thanks Rick.

[@tomwalker311]

Earl Hamner Jr., the creator of "The Waltons", wrote this episode and the episode "Jessbelle", starring Anne Francis.

[@MichaelTimberlake-bf1rw]

Good catch Tom... did you notice in this episode that Mr. Simpson calls his wife, "Old woman...," just as Grandpa Zeb Walton (Will Geer) called his wife, Esther (Ellen Corby) by that pet name in "The Waltons?" Earl was friends with Rod Serling and wrote several episodes, including the final one.

[@julienielsen3746]

Earl Hamner wrote other episodes of the Twilight Zone too. One of my other favorites of his was the guy who hit a child on a bike with his car, and his car kept honking in the garage etc. trying to get him to admit his guilt.

[@daleupthegrove6396]

Season 5, Episode 14, 'You Drive'.@@julienielsen3746

[@luisreyes1963]

​@@julienielsen3746 That episode was "You Drive".

[@shadowlouise]

"Jess-Belle" (alluding to Jezebel?) is one of my favorite TZ. Jeanette Nolan played the witch in that episode; and she was Rachel Simpson in "The Hunt."

[@Luvoldmovies-Kat.St.Aug.]

Good catch Rick , from that angle the cabin looks different. Both shows are great 👍📺🥰

[@ricknineg]

Angles and a little set dressing is everything

[@sallyn2393]

Very touching episode, and no surprise that Earl Hamner wrote it, as it has a very similar feel to The Waltons. Looks like the same cabin to me. Great catch.

[@bobbybutler4199]

Hmmm .... the Twilight Zone cabin is a log structure and the Clampett cabin is board-on-board. Also, the Clampett cabin has a large stone chimney, while the Twilight Zone cabin has a metal flue ...

[@ricknineg]

The structure is the same and a quick redressing can change the smaller details of a Tv/movie structure. Shocker but this is not really wood, stone but lighter and cheaper material just for TV builds

[@stevendickson6634]

Yes, it it is difficult to change the pitch of the roof. Look at the pitch of each one. I don’t believe they are the same at all🤷‍♂️

[@pauljandreini5967]

The land behind seems different too. I don't see any similarity.@@stevendickson6634

[@johndoe-ln4oi]

@@ricknineg There's nothing to suggest these cabins are the same, even turned. Where did you get the information that this is the same cabin?

[@johndoe-ln4oi]

@@stevendickson6634 Exactly. It would have required a rebuild.

[@TodaysDante]

I love this episode. Great dialog and excellent end - the road less traveled.

[@roberttelarket4934]

I have an even more shocking revelation. You recall the episode from the Twilight Zone Will The Real Martian Please Stand Up where the owner of the diner is the lead of an armada from Venus to take over the Earth. Well Rick Nineg is really from the planet V(for video). He and his cohorts are trying to take over this world!

[@vincentlara4563]

I say let Rick (and his cohorts) take over this world. With the state the world is in today, he could only improve life for all of us!!! 😁😁😁😁

[@paulsarnik8506]

Could also be a reference to Rip Van Winkle I always thought 🤓😎✌🏻

[@ricknineg]

Absolutely! There is also an episode called the Rip Van Winkle Caper

[@jimroscovius]

That's what I was thinking too.

[@m9078jk3]

Yes I faintly remember the year 1962 as dad built a nuclear bomb shelter that had a submarine hatch for it's door. around the time of the Cuban Missile Crises. I was pretty young at that time.

[@mikeyost3672]

Hollywoodland in that era constantly reuses sets and buildings, especially in TV where budget constraints precluded the expense of location filming. You can bet that cabin showed up in a lot of westerns too.

[@ricknineg]

It does Look like the perfect piece for western setting

[@jackieteague4882]

❤ The Twilight Zone. This episode is memorable to me , Arthur Honeycutt was The Hunter. He was a Great Actor. He played on Bonanza,The Rifleman, Perry Mason . He also played in The Alamo, and several other westerns. This episode also had The Wonderful Jeanette Nolan, A Great Actress that played in several Twilight Zone episodes, Gunsmoke to name a few. This episode also has an appearance by a young Peter Falk, aka Columbo . Great Show 👍

[@vanessahenry7238]

This episode was beautiful and is one of my most favourites as well! I thought the dog was called 'Reb' as in Rebel. If any of your viewers haven't seen this episode, I recommend it!

[@cdw1961]

Yes, that blows my mind. I love finding out behind-the-scenes stuff. Great video. Look forward every time you post.😊

[@ricknineg]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@xander6464]

You did blow my mind in a great way. I love the Beverly Hillbillies being in the Twilight Zone.

[@kirkweber3907]

This cabin was also used in another Twilight Zone episode, “The last rites of Jeff Myrtlebank”. They added a steeple to make it into a church!

[@55Ramius]

This is one of my favorite episodes , if not the best one. I have the full set of Twilight Zone . I never put those two cabins together as one. Cool. 🙂

[@bonesf200]

This was the first episode I ever saw when I stayed up all night as a kid and it was on about 2am. I couldn't stop thinking about it for weeks and I've loved The Twilight Zone ever since. I love The Clampetts Theory! It's part of my head canon now 😂

[@randynutt5660]

I vaguely remember the Twilight Zone episode, but I thought the Hillbilly cabin looked familiar! Nice catch! Thanks for the great video.

[@ricknineg]

You bet!

[@MsBackstager]

@@ricknineg Waste not want not!

[@davetessmer6424]

Twilight Zone to me was the greatest show ever on tv

[@gailwatson4927]

I love this episode. Never realized the house was the same as Beverly Hillbillies. Never occurred to me the dog's name was RIP.

[@carlambroson8872]

Love the Twilight Zone!!! And this is one of my favorite episodes!!! Rod Serling was the man! RIP

[@kenhill3230]

Two classic shows. The Twilight Zone was really a masterpiece. The sets were usually very low key. A woman driving a car, a couple of guys in a pool hall etc... It was brilliant writing and acting that made it work like crazy.

[@sandmonjones8004]

Arthur Honeycut (no relations to BJ) also played on Perry Mason alongside a dog and Bonanza too with a dog.

[@julienielsen3746]

I liked him in El Dorado with John Wayne.

[@sandmonjones8004]

I missed one. Next time I watch El Dorado I'll look for him.@@julienielsen3746

[@oldcoinchaser8723]

I remember the bonanza episode. His dogs name was Walter.

[@cadeevans4623]

Love the twilight zone I remember this episode very well one of my favorites Rick great video

[@daleupthegrove6396]

Always learning something new about the classics I grew up with. Thanks.

[@fredbloggs8072]

So they loaded up the truck, And they moved to ...the Twilight Zone

[@ricknineg]

Haha

[@nickimontie]

I love anything and everything about Twilight Zone! Thank you, Rick!

[@MaryEss-lm4gf]

I like this episode of Twilight Zone. It's sad but a good story.

[@billw1266]

Interesting take on the Beverly Hillbillies being in The Twilight Zone! Well done.

[@lapetitemaison4219]

My Favorite Twilight zone episode.

[@waynevia6976]

This is my favorite episode of the twilight zone. The Hunt I've watched this episode more times than any other episode of the twilight zone. Arthur Hunnicutt is one of my favorite actors and the dog rip is a great dog. Jeanette Nolan is a great actress too.

[@julienielsen3746]

Jeanette Nolan was wonderful.

[@68fmj51]

Love this episode. One because of the message, but mainly because Arthur Hunnicutt and Jeanette Nolan. They made whatever they were in better.

[@julienielsen3746]

I like this episode too because Earl Hamner who created "The Waltons" wrote it. Also several other Twilight Zone episodes.

[@aj-2savage896]

I love old TV, and Rick makes it even better!

[@Jared_Wignall]

It’s always cool to notice things that aren’t the most obvious. Thank you for the video Rick, I hope you’re doing well and keep up the great work. Take care!

[@ricknineg]

Thanks, you too!

[@perry3928]

I've seen this episode countless times and is one of my favorites. I never made the connection tho to rip. Gave me goose bumps. Thanks Rick.

[@egyptcat4301]

My all time favorite episode (honorable mention to Willoughby) of Twilight Zone! Thanks for this! 💖

[@stevemelancon6207]

This is my favorite Twilight Zone episode. And there were lots of great Twilight Zone epidodes.

[@myfreeones]

To me the cabin doesn't look the same. The differences being TZ cabin is close to ground, BH's cabin being on stilts. The roof of TZ seems steeper and TZ chimney being a flue, the BH's chimney being brick and slightly larger. Very similar though. Does anyone else see thus?

[@jtodora]

I can't buy that they are the same cabin. The Beverly Hillbilly cabin has a stone chimney. Also the cabin in the Twilight Zone uses actual logs for the walls, with overlaps on the corners where the Clampet cabin uses boards. The Clampet cabin also looks much smaller and the porch is raised off the ground and shorter than the Twilight Zone one that is ground level and wider. So...I don't buy that they are same cabin. But than...what do I know? 😂😂🤣🤣 Either way, I love this Twilight Zone episode and I love the Beverly Hillbillies. Keep up the great work.

[@ricknineg]

Chimneys are small type objects can be redressed in a flash. You can also easily swap out a plank wall for a log one

[@bvcxz47]

the Twilight Zone cabin is a log cabin , the hillbilly cabin is not ,if it is the same cabin a lot of work was done to change it .If you take a close look a lot of things are different.

[@ricknineg]

Work is always done to change sets and facades. They can do this so easily and so quickly

[@FayeMorgana]

That is NOT the same cabin from The Belverly Hillbillies,it's obviously a different building

[@NeptunePD]

Sorry Rick, but those are two different buildings. The Twilight Zone cabin is bigger with a taller roof and has log siding, with a different porch. Just a look at the dimensions, roof and how the logs joints jut out on the sides of the TZ cabin. The smaller cabin from The Beverly Hillbillies has a smaller pitch roof and has hewn siding. At a glance they are very similar, but very different when compared side by side.

[@ricknineg]

It’s the same cabin. It’s easy to remove windows, beams boards. The blueprint is overall the same. You’ll notice the chimney is removed too. The inside of the cabin is different because that’s not shot outside but created on a sound stage

[@GaryAa56]

I watched both series when they came out in 1962. I'm amazed about his dog being named Rip as I am about the use of the cabin in both series. I'm a die hard fan of The Twilight Zone! You earned my subscription!

[@Gamevet]

There is nothing about those cabins that is similar. They have different chimneys, different wall structures and a different overhang. This is quite a bit of a stretch!

[@pameladonnelson2093]

I’ve seen both episodes. Thank you Rick

[@thespookyone66]

Love the Twilight Zone, watched first few seasons of the Beverly Hillbillys. Kept thinking that the cabin looked familiar but couldn't place it. Thank you Rick, feel like a dunce lol

[@rsler63]

Not to mention that Buddy Ebsen, Donna Douglas, Nancy Kulp and Raymond Bailey were all in episodes of The Twilight Zone. Douglas in two and Bailey in at least three.

[@HFVidShotz]

Interesting. Thank you Rick for sharing. Be hopeful!

[@louabraham7708]

Noticed this same actor on Perry Mason last night. Played a similar character, also with a dog involved. So, your theory on the commonality in the universe has a new twist!

[@ricknineg]

A cool, new twist

[@janstanglx]

GREAT INFORMATION, THANK YOU.

[@ricknineg]

Glad it was helpful!

[@collingalanos1783]

I remember watching this episode in syndication durring one of those New Years Day marathons. Never made any of those connections.

[@JIMJAMSC]

Shocking!!!!!

[@jons.6216]

They must have really hung onto the cabin because anyone watching The Beverly Hillbillies knows that eventually Jed has it moved to California and reassembled to make Granny happy in later episodes!

[@ricknineg]

Exactly! So cool!

[@oantech4252]

I found another Three's Company blooper. Jack is on a sofa with a woman that wants to have a child with him. He has a bottle of champagne in his hand with a large white cap on it. When she asks him to have the baby with her, the bottle sprays champagne just after she asks him. When they get to the part for the spray to come out, the bottle suddenly has no white cap and the spray comes out of a cap-less bottle..

[@johntuttle2825]

Good video. She does remind you of Granny or Jethro's mom on Beverly Hillbillies. No had not fully known it was the same cabin. Now, Arthur Honeycutt had a dog also on Bonanza. Named, "Walter." In a couple of episodes of Bonanza. FYI. Good actor. Take care. Thanks, Rick.

[@brendah.6366]

Great episode!!!

[@williampetersen9915]

They also use a shot of the cabin in The Last Rites of Jeff Myrtlebank.

[@ricknineg]

Exactly!

[@Frankie5Angels150]

Yeah, I think your whole “Beverly Hillbillies in the Twilight Zone” premise makes as much sense as Mayberry existing in the Star Trek universe and Stalag 13 being next door to Gomer Pyle’s Camp Henderson. It was DesiLu Studios re-using sets, nothing more than that.

[@randytim512]

I never saw this Twilight zone and it looks like a good one. I have seen the Beverly Hill Billies and the first 2 seasons were pretty good. Great catch again, Rick!

[@Doomzdayxx]

This is one of my favorite episodes.

[@pallas29]

This episode is great!! I love the episodes that involve the after-life.

[@billbucktube]

Good catch!

[@jamesmurray8558]

The HillBillies of Beverly.

[@rchrdjms62]

This is definitely my favorite Twilight zone. It is also on my short list of favorite TV episodes of any TV shows. "A man will walk into hell with both eyes open. But even the devil can't fool the dog! " Ironically I named my first yellow lab Rip, and I didn't have him a year.

[@Tadeusz2000]

This is my favorite episode of the Twliight Zone. Arthur Hunnicutt was a great character actor and he was famous for a very specific line he used in a movie, Red Badge of Courage. His line was; "A dog, a woman, an' a walnut tree Th' more yeh beat 'em, th' better they be!" Now that is truly Woke!. - Satire

[@jmholmes83]

The only thing I can think of to dispute the same universe theory is that Buddy Ebsen was in a Twilight Zone episode, so Jed couldn’t exist there.

[@davidholman48]

Props and sets from other films are frequently used to save money and time. There's no reason to believe the Beverly Hillbillies are in any way associated with The Twilight Zone. Each of these series struggled with their financiers, and if they could cut financial corners they would. The ship from The Forbidden Planet had been used in at least two, that I know of, Twilight Zone episodes, as well as others.

[@Glenn_AE6YT]

Great catch! Now, were there other uses of the cabin? Or are just these two all there is? Take care.

[@jenlemon4294]

I’ve never seen either episode, Rick. I have so much on my “must watch” list 😊 I love when you point out props that are re-used and when you pose theories regarding connecting tv show universes. I think it’s just brilliant and so imaginative. Thanks for your hard work ❤

[@dianefiske-foy4717]

How do you explain the chimney being different for the Clampett’s cabin from the one in the “Twilight Zone”?

[@lpdog82]

I don't think it's the same cabin, one is log, the other is planked with a stone chimney, even the angle of the roof is different, Jed's cabin looks smaller

[@aj-2savage896]

I can't think of this episode without thinking of "A Bad Case of the Stubborns" (I think it was called).

[@brienperkins901]

One of my favorite episodes. The pup saved his daddy from Satan.

[@raygunsforronnie847]

The cabin is a Tardis to/from the Twilight Zone, doh! Actually all these "same location/studio/set, different show" examples point to just how thrifty producers are and how talented the writers, actors, and studio technicians were to have us not notice what was right in front of us, in the same year or season.

[@roberttelarket4934]

Absolutely didn't know the cabin was also for one of my favorite programs The Beverly Hillbillies.

[@donnakennedy3763]

This is one of my ultimate 3 episodes of the Twilight Zone, the other two are A Stop At Willoughby and The Bewitchin' Pool

[@BELCAN57]

That's a great pick up, Rick! I never would have noticed it. Thanks !!

[@1953Stephan]

I enjoyed this episode....good thing he had his dog with him

[@RichardRitenour0522]

Nope, never noticed that! If it's obscure, I bet Rick Nineg knows about it!!

[@ricknineg]

That’s where I will be haha

[@hartsy50]

One cabin is made of logs, the other has planks.

[@georgiahoosier]

I had a long interview with Eddie Albert back in the early 1980s and one of the stories he told was about an episode of the Outer Limits where his character planned to give up city life and take his wife to live on a farm in the country. In typical OL form his plan went sideways even faster than it did in Hooterville, but an interesting coincidence had the hapless city couple meeting a stereotypical hayseed farmer played by Mr Hunnicutt. So you perhaps could draw crisscrossing lines between the CBS shows and the Outer Limits (which I believe aired on ABC stations). Actually the part of the story that Mr Albert enjoyed the most was following a huge attack by frogs on the soundstage. Enough frogs escaped to render the soundstage useless for several months because of the annoying chirping and croaking.

[@bigp3006]

That is too interesting, I'd have never known apart from this,and it took place when my mother was 8 months pregnant with me. Thanks again!

[@yukon065]

I've been a huge fan of The Twilight Zone since I was a kid. One of my proudest moments was getting to meet and shake the hand of Rod Serling when he gave a speech at my college in 1971 or1972. The Beverly Hillbillies was a bit too corny for me, but I know a lot of people loved it.

[@user-pu2ho4ip3d]

I've never heard someone describe a roof as an upside down V...😅

[@ricknineg]

I still amaze myself everyday

[@Majorrogerragland48]

This episode of TZ was one of my favorites, Arthur Hunnicutt was also a favorite actor; I never pick up on the "RIP" correlation, till you mentioned it.. I guess I was more absorbed in the story. It's not at all unusual to see sets reused though. I pick up on that a lot.

[@ddavenpAZ]

You have such an amazingly awesome mind! Your connection theory at the end of this video truly blew my mind! 🤯 The couple in the TZ episode are almost a carbon copy of the Clampett style. So yeah, I can see what you’re saying. Another Keanu Reeves “whoa” moment! What I’m wondering is if behind the scenes the TZ people knew of the BH project and specifically wrote and produced this episode just so the props, costumes, and all could be used again for BH, not just the cabin? Like a collaboration of sorts? Regardless, great video including the insider info on the dog’s name being RIP. You are having a great year of videos so far. Honored to be a supporter of such great work!

[@ricknineg]

Yes and yes. In fact, the old couple is also the basis older couple that developed for the Waltons

[@ddavenpAZ]

@@rickninegDude! No way! 🤯 See? Just proves what I tell everyone: I always learn something new from the Ricknineg channel!

[@RichFoster-zk3jo]

Well if you want to play the "Six Degress of Separation Game", Arthur Hunnicutt plays a rural farmer type who dies and is re-animated in the 1964 Outer Limits episode "Cry of Silence". This episode starred Eddie Albert who later starred in the series "Green Acres" (1965-1971). So the Outer Limits and Green Acres could be in the Twilight Zone as well.

[@oldschooljack3479]

This episode of TZ is one of my favorites. Both for the lesson/moral and because of Arthur Hunnicutt... The man was great in everything he acted in. One of his best roles was as the deputy Bull in the John Wayne film El Dorado. I believe The Beverly Hillbillies and TZ were both CBS productions... So reuse of the cabin would make sense.

[@TheAzmountaineer]

I hate to be 'that guy' but I'm not seeing it at all. Some of the reasons: 1) Roof angle is much steeper and taller on the Twilight Zone Cabin. 16 rows of shingles vs. about 8. This wouldn't be easy to change. 2) Chimney on the Clampett cabin, none on Twilight Zone and no smokestack pipe on the Clampett cabin. A minor discrepancy. 3) Trees near the cabin are totally different on the two shows (I suppose the cabin would've been easily moved from place to place, though. 4) Clampett cabin corners are built totally different. 5) Clampett cabin looks a lot more run down and ramshackle, and also cabin looks a bit smaller than the Twilight Zone cabin, which would match up well the shorter roof.