From: epwise@yahoo.com
Bob Campbell wrote in
news:d6j3e89nbj0pkg2775dk53lfkvbf2erdkf@4ax.com:
> On Mon, 31 Dec 2012 13:07:36 GMT, Wiseguy wrote:
>
>>Bob Campbell wrote in
>>news:gu72e8dhrn7kb1b661ietmg5tpl23o8fmp@4ax.com:
>>
>>> On Tue, 04 Dec 2012 01:22:15 GMT, Wiseguy wrote:
>>>
>>>>Bob Campbell wrote in
>>>>news:mraob85htf0dm4eseqn73ce9ge2p7s34fv@4ax.com:
>>>>
>>>>> I am about halfway through watching all 156 Twilight Zone
>>>>> episodes.
>>>>>
>>>>> A comment on IMDB.com, in the Trivia section, for The Shelter
>>>>> states that it is one of four episodes without any science ficiton
>>>>> or fantasy elements. No mention of the other three.
>>>>>
>>>>> I have seen most of these episodes over the years, but never gave
>>>>> this much thought?
>>>>> Anyone know the other three?
>>>>> Would The Silence be one, maybe?
>>>>> Maybe one of the seldom-seen hour-long episodes?
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>The Silence
>>>>The Jeopardy Room
>>>>
>>>>Can't think of any more except those that involve dreams or
>>>>hallucinations such as "Perchance to Dream," "Shadow Play," "The
>>>>Arrival," "One More Pallbearer" and "Where is Everybody?" that don't
>>>>have any fantasy element outside of the dreams.
>>>
>>> I think the other one was The Encounter with George Takei.
>>> Just watched that one.
>>>
>>
>>Except that something was keeping the door locked until both
>>charatcers dies when it mysteriously opens.
>
> Good point. Didn't think of that.
> That leaves the list of 4 still unsolved.
> I will have to scour the list to see if I can figure out the last one.
>
"Nightmare as a Child" is another episode without a fantasy element
outside of a dream or hallucination.
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