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This week, Matt reviews and analyzes episodes 9 and 10 from The Twilight Zone’s first season: Perchance to Dream & Judgment Night.
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Runtime: 44:13
Direct Download Link: http://traffic.libsyn.com/anthologypod/AP5.mp3
Timestamps
Intro – 00:34
- Perchance to Dream – 03:18
- Obsessive Viewer Promo – 23:35
- Judgment Night – 24:30
Outro – 41:47
Show Notes
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Loving the podcast, really like the format. I was wondering if this is continuing as there hasn’t been an upload in a while?
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Thanks Matt! Sorry there hasn’t been an episode in a long time. I’m hoping to relaunch the podcast soon. Not sure when, but hopefully soon. Thanks for listening!
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It’s been a few months since you commented, but I wanted to let you know I just recorded episode 6 and will have it posted Sunday or Monday.
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Matt, sorry about late reply. Playing catch up on your podcasts. PTD was all about SEX!!!! Hall was a bachelor. Roller coasters = sexual encounter; all that up and down and going into tunnels. Dreams about a seductress who wants to kill him. Beaumont had “issues” as you might have gathered from his bio. Several of his stories had deep sexual underpinnings. Read the story The Howling Man that the episode was based on. Pretty hot stuff for 1950s/60s. But with all the censorship, congrats to Serling for figuring out a way to go to the edge without being caught or censored. And the ability to make the ship painting move was Hall’s way of expressing his fear of being able to make his childhood daydreams come to life. Which only made him that much more afraid of being able to make his nightmares come to life = Maya kills him. Hope this all makes sense. Congrats as always on new insights and perspectives.
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