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Old Winding Lane (Owl Enterprises)

You will notice that my two accounts - James Matthew Neeland and OWL Enterprises - have been combined as one account. This is one of my favorite episodes, as having been written and produced by Joseph Stefano, the screenwriter who adapted Robert Bloch's novel "Psycho" for Alfred Hitchcock - and the rest is history . . . Remember that "The Outer Limits" is straight science-fiction withn an emphasis on technology, military themes and, of course, a different monster/creature each week, each episode. Eventhough there are smiliraities between "The Outer Limits" and "The Twilight Zone," they are, oc course, two very different programs - "The Twilight Zone" is more speculative fiction, more psychological-fantasy, whereas "The Outer Limits" is SCIENCE-fiction. Usually more dark, more ominous, more space-oriented (aliens, war, etc.) I love this series. Private Arthur Dixx was played by a very young Martin Sheen. Thank you so much for the reaction.

Old Winding Lane (Owl Enterprises)

If you are interested in psycho-emotive drama, notably as regards themes of brainwashing and mind-control, you need to react to "The Manchurian Candidate" from 1962 - a wonderful film starring Frank Sinatra, Laurence Harvey and Angela Landsbury. (Do not watch the remake from 2004 . . . It is an inferior fim and not worth your time.) If you would like to watch this movie, please let me know . . . I suggest that you do. It is a very powerful motion picture.

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45:25 "I'm sorry Colonel, but I do not apologize." I laughed at that and thought I'm going to use that, and then you guys did the same. That is a hilarious line.