Anne Francis as Jess-Belle
THE TWILIGHT ZONE | 4.07 "Jess-Belle"
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Anne Francis as Jess-Belle
THE TWILIGHT ZONE | 4.07 "Jess-Belle"
The Twilight Zone || S1 E01
You see, we can feed the stomach with concentrates. We can supply microfilm for reading, recreation, even movies of a sort. We can pump oxygen in and waste material out. But there’s one thing we can’t simulate. That’s a very basic need– Man’s hunger for companionship.
She's a Terror on my Tower till I... Twilight Zone.
Why, indeed, Emily. Because you're cruel and miserable people! Because none of you respond to love! Emily responds only to what her petty hungers dictate. Wilfred responds only to things that have weight and bulk and value. He feels books; he doesn't read them. He appraises paintings; he doesn't seek out their truth or their beauty. And Paula there lives in a mirror. The world is nothing to her but a reflection of herself. And her brother. Humanity, to him, is a small animal caught in a trap to be tormented. His pleasure is the giving of pain. And from this, he feels the same sense of fulfillment most human beings get from a kiss or an embrace. You're caricatures. All of you. Without your masks, you're caricatures.
THE TWILIGHT ZONE | 5.25 THE MASKS (1964)
HAPPY 65 YEARS OF THE TWILIGHT ZONE, MR. SERLING! Pilot, "Where Is Everybody?", originally aired October 2nd, 1959 on CBS.
MIKE FERRIS: Hey. Don't go away, up there. Next time, it won't be a dream or a nightmare. Next time, it'll be for real. So don't go away. We'll be up there in a little while.
the twilight zone is like if hitchcock was weirder and sillier star trek is like the twilight zone if it had fun colors and aliens the x files is like if star trek served lesbian cunt buffy the vampire slayer was if the x files was for teenage girls supernatural was supposed to be buffy the vampire slayer for men and every procedural cop show is trying to be the x files but got rid of the aliens and sanitized the autism which were the best parts
rory culkin in an episode of the twilight zone (2002)
holy shit you guys are you seeing this