More Time Travel, less serious

I dont know if anyone has brought it up yet but I would like to elect Rod Serling as the master of time travel.What impressed me the most about his series, especially the time travel ones was the dialogue and verbage used in those episodes and many others. No one that I have seen since has been able to capture your attention or turn a phase like Rod and his writersThe one that comes to mind immediately is the Episode, "No time like the Past", where the individual is at the table haveing a debate with another local for that time period, concerning matters of the future. In which he verbally demolishes the other fellowAt some point, his partner in time travel assures him that the past is, "inviolate"The master displays his genius by demonstrating that while trying to stop the fire which he knew about ahead of time, was actually caused by himself to begin withHad he never traveled, there would have never been a fire to preventAnywho my favorite series is and always will be the The Zone. It has not been matched sinceFavorite episodes in order are:'Walking Distance'. Absolute favorite of all time. Favorite line. "one summer to a customer"'One hundred yards over the Rim'.'The Changing of the Guard'"Back There"Close second: "Obsolete Man" 'Deaths Head Revisited', Masterfully doneBut then the space ones are cool alsoLeast favorite espisode. 'Mr Mcbeevy'. Not only is it my least favorite, it was the most painful to watch. Watching him slde down that stairwell rail only to hit a huge post at the end, must have been painful for even the stuntmanIve seen so many Movies that are clear highjacks of his workYeah I know its lame by you fellas standards but is simply the best show ever on television, excluding the Stooges perhapsDawn BertotEdited by Dawn Bertot, : No reason given.Edited by Dawn Bertot, : No reason given.Edited by Dawn Bertot, : No reason given.

The other day I was in the store getting some paint and the young fellow behind the counter, very talkative, about 18 said he was in school for criminal justice, i replied that is nice.The irony, I said to him, was that he looked like someone one the opposite side of the law and i said you would be a good undercover agent. to which he said he wants to work for the FBI.Somehow the conversation turned to legalization of Pot, to which he agreed and I disagreed. We talked very nicely for a long while on the topicFor some reason dragnet poped in my head, specifically the episode Where Joe and Bill spent the whole espisode with the college teacher guru, debating the use of drugs. One of the best episodes I have ever seen and a good debate to boot.Anywho, when i brought up dragnet I saw a blank look on his face and i asked if he had ever seen it and he said i have never heard of itRingo are you unaware of the series or just that particular episode?I would recomend the series to anyone for the dialogue alone. The table debate in that one is excellent, 'No time like the past'I love the phraseology, "Where I will have to endure another one of your vacuous speeches"I saw the previews for early addition a long time ago and told myself I will watch that, but of course i forgot. thanks for reminding meDawn BertotEdited by Dawn Bertot, : No reason given.

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Sorry that was due to my second language english again. I meant the Tzone series and the 'No time like the past" episode, not dragnet'DB

I use this episode in debate class as a fun filler, then ask questions about the disputants tecnique and rationalizationits a blastDBEdited by Dawn Bertot, : No reason given.