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Rod had dreamed every detail of the lunar station and spared no expense in making it come to life. It had to look streamlined and metallic; had to be shadowy/noir for the mood. Most important the light outside had to be bright, as if it was a long way from the dark side.
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Kat is the wonderful host of Twittering Tales. Kat says:
Each Tuesday I will provide a photo prompt. Your mission, if you choose to accept the challenge, is to tell a story in 280 characters or less. When you write your tale, be sure to let me know in the comments with a link to your tale.
For those not familiar with the old black & white TV series, written and hosted by Rod Serling, more information is here.
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Looks like Mr. Serling got what he asked for…
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I knew you would like this one :)
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Do you know that imdb.com has an episode list of every show and what it was about? I went to that list to find the right (one that looked like it would fit) episode for the title to this story.
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Oh yes…I go there a lot about many of the old shows I watch…I love that site.
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I do too. The only time I don’t go there is when I’m interested in info about a new series I’m watching, as next to the actors’ names they show how many episodes they last until. That gave me a spoiler once I will never forget!
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A very nice look into the mind of a genius. In his words… “Last stop on a long journey, as yet another human being returns to the vast nothingness that is the beginning…and into the dust that is always…the end.”
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Wow, Kat, didn’t know you were a fan of his :). Yes he was a genius. Wonderful quote.
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All those episodes are classics now! As they should be. 😉👍
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Love that li! Very nice! <3 xoxo
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Thanks Carol Anne!
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Ooooh, killer last line :-) Never watched The Twilight Zone, didn’t come here in India when it was originally telecast, unfortunately :-(
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Mostly strange, sometimes scary tales. As a kid it scared me bad!
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Forest Whitaker is interesting and does a competent job in later revivals but nothing compares to the original Rod Serling. Good story.
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Thank you, Ron. Haven’t seen anything but the original.
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The Twilight Zone. Timeless storytelling.
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