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The Twilight Zone S3E24 'To Serve Man' - DVR
Something to do with a cook book....
Trivia: The newspaper that Patty picks up is the actual June 14, 1961, 
edition of "The Los Angeles Times." The top-most headline reads; 
"Specialist Checks John F. Kennedy's Back." The main banner headline 
reads; "4-HOUR POWER OUTAGE BRINGS CHAOS TO N.Y.," which refers to the 
previous evening's power failure in New York City.
The only episode in the series where someone other than Rod Serling 
directly addresses the audience.
In 1976 Owlswick Press, Philadelphia, published a book titled "To Serve 
Man: A Cookbook for People" by "Karl Würf" (ISBN 0 913896 05 5, LCCN 
76-004348). It contains 71 recipes, all using people, including 
Mannerschnitzel, Chile con Hombre, Arabian Tomato & Infidel Soup, 
Hungarian Ghoulash [sic], and Blood Sausage. It is dedicated to Damon 
Knight, "for the name, the title and the kind permission to use both". 
Adding to the joke is the fact that the Library of Congress classifies 
it, not as a satire, parody or literary work, but as a cookbook (call 
number TX652.W83), in the company of 5,306 other culinary works. This 
means that the cataloging librarian either didn't have a clue or else 
had a sense of humor. ("Karl Würf" is a pseudonym for the late 
science-fiction author and editor George H. Scithers.)
Without looking it up, do you know who plays the Kanamit?  ;)


The Twilight Zone S3E25 'The Fugitive' - DVR
Old Ben has the strange power to change himself into anything, or 
anyone, he wants.  (Comcast)
Jenny and the other kids don't realize that the kindly yet magical old 
duffer they play with in the park is really an intergalactic fugitive 
hiding out till two serious men come looking for him, asking questions 
that test their friendship.  (IMDb)


The Twilight Zone S3E26 'Little Girl Lost' - DVR
Chris and Ruth Miller are awakened in the middle of the night by the 
cries of their child.  (Comcast)
Awakened in the middle of the night by the cries of his daughter, a 
father enters the girl's room to find that she has vanished - even 
though he can still hear her crying out for help.  (IMDb)


What Did You Watch?


-- 
I've done good in this world. Now I'm tired and just want to be a cranky 
dirty old man.