Craig Zablo

Twilight Zone: “Four O’Clock” [Season 3, Episode 29]
Original Air Date: April 6, 1962

Director: Lamont Johnson

Writer: Rod Serling based on a short story by Price Day

Starring: Theodore Bikel, Phyllis Love and Linden Chiles.

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Oliver Crangle [Bikel] has made it his life’s work to ruin the lives of those he sees as communists, perverts, and undesirables.  Crangle contacts an FBI agent to say that he’s arranged that a four o’clock the evil people will transform.

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Twilight Zone: “The Little People” [Season 3, Episode 28]
Original Air Date: March 30, 1962

Director: William Claxton

Writer: Rod Serling

Starring: Joe Maross, Claude Akins and Michael Ford.

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Three astronauts make an emergency landing on an unknown planet and discover a society of beings the size of ants.  When the ship is repaired one of the astronauts elects to stay behind since the society view him as a god.

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Twilight Zone: “Person or Persons Unknown” [Season 3, Episode 27]
Original Air Date: March 23, 1962

Director: John Brahm

Writer: Charles Beaumont

Starring: Richard Long, Frank Silvera and Shirley Ballard.

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After a night of drinking, David Gurney wakes up late for work and immediately starts getting ready.  When he can’t find his razor he goes out to wake his wife and ask if she moved it.  When his wife awakes she begins screaming at him as if he is a stranger.  Gurney soon discovers that no one recognizes him…

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Twilight Zone: “Little Girl Lost” [Season 3, Episode 26]
Original Air Date: March 16, 1962

Director: Paul Stewart

Writer: Richard Matheson

Starring: Sarah Marshall, Robert Sampson and Charles Aidman .

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Chris and Ruth Miller are awakened in the middle of the night by their little girl’s cries.  When they check her bed and her room she is nowhere to be found… and her cries seem to be coming from inside the wall.

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Twilight Zone: “The Fugitive” [Season 3, Episode 25]
Original Air Date: March 9, 1962

Director: Richard L. Bare

Writer: Charles Beaumont

Starring: Susan Gordon, J. Pat O’Malley and Nancy Kulp.

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Jenny is a young girl whose best friend is Old Ben.  Although elderly, Ben is young at heart, plays with Jenny and the kids and is always fun and kind.

Things change when two men show up claiming that Ben is an escaped fugitive from another planet and they are there to bring him back.

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