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We were not allowed to watch anything remotely supernatural in our house. I
lucked out with Dark Shadows as by the time Barnabas showed up my mother was
addicted to the show too. I had to watch OL on the sly, and rarely saw an
entire episode. The one time I did my parents were using an electric brush
clearer in the far back yard and I was supposed to stay in the house. I was
watching tv in the upstairs and could clearly see them both from my window.
Seattle programming back in the 60s was like Alaska was in the 70s and even 80s.
If something didn't show up they would put on something lying around, and in
this case the news didn't make it. They put on the mutant with warren oates and
the parents stayed outside long enough for me to see the whole episode. I didnt
see a complete episode again until they put it on cable in the 80s. Then I
bought the first season. I think it crawled out of the woodwork won some sort of
nebula award or something. The next season the special effects team must have
run out of money. I remember one where the ghost looked like a hand in a pair
of panty hose. The same thing happened on kolchak. the new outer limits isnt
nearly as good. I hope they put out a good print of thriller someday. you can
buy from private people but they arent that great. There was a man on ebay that
sold vhs of the show he had made. Saw pigeons from hell the first time that way.




Sun Jun 28, 2009 12:09 am

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David the only episode I actually saw during the run was the one where Warren Oates gets exposed to the radioactive rain and morphs into this bug eyed guy. My...
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Jun 26, 2007
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My favorite of all time was probably the Inheritors. These were such great shows! [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Karin M Gould
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Jun 26, 2007
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Overall season two was not great, but "The Inheritors", "Soldier", and "Demon with a Glass Hand" were the first rate episodes from the overall series. ...
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Jun 26, 2007
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Keeper of the Purple Twilight, The Invisible Enemy, The Premonition and The Duplicate Man were also damn good in my view. Soldier starts well, but soon ...
richard curzon
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Jun 26, 2007
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Among the few I was fortunate to see during 1963 included "The Sixth Finger" with David McCallum and "The Man Who Was Never Born" with Martin Landau.  It was...
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Jun 26, 2007
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I think I prefer the first. We watched the new one for a while, and while not bad all the episodes I saw seemed to be parents who had had genetically altered...
Karin M Gould
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Jun 26, 2007
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For the most part the Showtime series was good, but they didn't have the overpowering noir-ish quality of the 1963 series. Joe Stefano greatly contributed to...
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Jun 26, 2007
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We were not allowed to watch anything remotely supernatural in our house. I lucked out with Dark Shadows as by the time Barnabas showed up my mother was...
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