2002 Rittenhouse Twilight Zone Shadows and Substance Series 3
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2002 Rittenhouse Twilight Zone Shadows and Substance Series 3
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145 | Prologue - "It's August, 1945 - the last grimy | |||||||||
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146 | Near the end of the second World War, a platoo | |||||||||
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147 | Since the rest of the platoon has seen its fai | |||||||||
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148 | Katell wildly runs away from the Japanese sold | |||||||||
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149 | Since some of the American soldiers are wounde | |||||||||
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150 | Epilogue - "The quality of mercy is not strain | |||||||||
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151 | Prologue - "Jesse Cardiff, pool shark, the bes | |||||||||
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152 | Alone in Clancy's Pool Hall, Jesse Cardiff rel | |||||||||
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153 | While playing the game, Jesse explains to Fats | |||||||||
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154 | Jesse only needs to sink one ball to win. Howe | |||||||||
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155 | Fats not only misses sinking the final ball, b | |||||||||
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156 | Epilogue - "Mr. Jesse Cardiff, who became a le | |||||||||
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157 | Prologue - "You're watching a ventriloquist na | |||||||||
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158 | Ventriloquist Jerry Etherson is on stage perfo | |||||||||
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159 | Jerry's manager Frank drops by the dressing ro | |||||||||
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160 | Jerry goes out for his next act with the new d | |||||||||
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161 | Willy calls out to Jerry while Jerry is trying | |||||||||
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162 | Epilogue - "What's known in the parlance of th | |||||||||
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163 | Prologue - "Sheriff Charles Koch on the mornin | |||||||||
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164 | The sky is pitch black, but Sheriff Charlie Ko | |||||||||
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165 | Pierce points out with relish about how he rem | |||||||||
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166 | When 9:00 a.m. arrives, a large group of towns | |||||||||
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167 | The reverend decides to ask Jagger if he feels | |||||||||
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168 | Epilogue - "A sicknesxs known as hate. Not a v | |||||||||
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169 | Prologue - "Commonplace, if somewhat grim, uns | |||||||||
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170 | The year is 1880, and Joe Caswell is about to | |||||||||
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171 | Manion confesses into his tape recorder that h | |||||||||
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172 | Frightened, Caswell leaves Manion's apartment | |||||||||
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173 | Caswell vacates the bar when the bartender sta | |||||||||
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174 | Epilogue - "This is November 1880, the afterma | |||||||||
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175 | Prologue - "Joey Crown, musician with an odd, | |||||||||
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176 | Joey Crown is nervously pacing outside of a ja | |||||||||
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177 | The next day, Joey walks into a pawnshop and a | |||||||||
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178 | Suddenly, Joey hears a beautiful trumpet being | |||||||||
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179 | Joey walks back to the pawnshop. After a coupl | |||||||||
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180 | Epilogue - "Joey Crown, who makes music, and w | |||||||||
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181 | Prologue - "Witness a murder. The killer is Mr | |||||||||
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182 | Mr. Diedrich, the owner of a tool and die comp | |||||||||
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183 | Feathersmith has been drinking in his office b | |||||||||
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184 | The young lady, Miss Devlin, offers to transpo | |||||||||
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185 | Within moments of arriving in town, Feathersmi | |||||||||
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186 | Feathersmith uses nearly all his remaining mon | |||||||||
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187 | Feathersmith tries to convince others to help | |||||||||
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188 | Feathersmith begs to return to 1963, but Miss | |||||||||
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189 | Epilogue - "Mr. William J. Feathersmith, tycoo | |||||||||
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190 | Prologue - "The Twilight Zone has existed in m | |||||||||
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191 | At the county square dance, Billy-Ben Turner p | |||||||||
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192 | Jess-Belle has no money, and cannot pay for Gr | |||||||||
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193 | Jess-Belle knows that she has been changed by | |||||||||
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194 | At the stroke of midnight, Jess-Belle turns in | |||||||||
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195 | Jess-Belle's Mother Ossie Stone tries to keep | |||||||||
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196 | During the wedding ceremony, Billy-Ben notices | |||||||||
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197 | Granny Hart claims that there is a way to kill | |||||||||
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198 | Epilogue - "Fair was Elly Glover, Dark was Jes | |||||||||
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199 | Prologue - "In the vernacular of space, this i | |||||||||
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200 | While orbiting Earth, astronaut Robert Gaines | |||||||||
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201 | Gaines arrives home and discovers - to his sur | |||||||||
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202 | Helen tries to calm her husband down by giving | |||||||||
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203 | The psychiatrist is unable to come up with any | |||||||||
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204 | Neither Helen nor Colonel Connacher believes G | |||||||||
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205 | Gaines returns to the base to identify his spa | |||||||||
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206 | The situation is the same as before communicat | |||||||||
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207 | Epilogue - "Major Robert Gaines, a latter-day | |||||||||
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208 | Prologue - "Mr. Horace Ford, who has a preoccu | |||||||||
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209 | Mr. Horace Ford is a toy designer who seems to | |||||||||
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210 | Even though Horace's mother remembers their pr | |||||||||
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211 | Horace's wife Laura naturally doesn't believe | |||||||||
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212 | Oddly enough, the exact chain of actions that | |||||||||
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213 | While Laura prepares to throw Horace a surpris | |||||||||
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214 | Horace returns home an hour late to break the | |||||||||
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215 | Back at Horace's apartment, guests for his sur | |||||||||
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216 | Epilogue - "Exit Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ford, who | |||||||||
