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Let’s all get off at Willoughby

Have a good sleep Mr. Williams?

My version of "Willoughby" is my home county, but it's the year 2000 in which I'm 16 years old and in high school, my parents are still alive and in their 40s, Bill Clinton is still president, and the places I know and love are still in their prime.

This episode of "The Twilight Zone" was excellent. Well acted and written.

I actually wanted to move to Willoughby and kept looking for cities like this to do so. But there weren't any.

One of the many episodes, all my favorite, - escape.

How many of you saw the title and immediately could hear, "Willoughby. This stop is Willougby"? Then when you heard Burgess Meredith's voice in the background thought of The Penguin?

WE LOVE this episode and want to get off in Willoughby- the nice little town!

It looks like job burn-out was around even back in the early 60's.

Well…at least in 1959 he didn’t have the Panic of 1893 right around the bend.

Mr. Tyne Daly

Suppose a subway station called Wiloughby. I want to get off on Wiloughby.

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Don't get sick in Willoughby because there are no 20th century advancements in medicine. For instance ,many people died from bouts of diarrhea and vomiting in the 19th century because no one knew it was a gastrointestinal bug that could be cleared up with antibiotics

Yeah, but don't forget, Williams - even Huck Finn had to deal with Tom Sawyer's bullshit.

I am in the final days of heart failure. The doctors have done all they can and say try to enjoy the few weeks I have left. I watch this video every day. Jesus said " I go to prepare a place for you" I So Hope it's like Willoughby. I Believe Jesus Loves me and is going to surprise me with something Greater than I can imagine. Thank You God. In my younger years, when I had my whole life ahead of me, I never thought these things. But now as I trudge the final days I told my friend the other day " It's not so fun this close to dying " What ever the reason I have been here, Thank You God, Thank you Mom and Dad and my brother Robert. ❤️ I have been Truly Blessed.

See the old train, well I was awake for 42 straight hours then had a dream while my eyes were open. In it in 1978 the train heading for Aberdeen, Scotland, took on an old style look like 1895 or so & the passengers all had hats on like they did in those days (one woman had a big hat with white feathers) and as I was dreaming this old version I woke up with some of the passengers disappearing while the current one's remained & the train took on a current look - back to reality. True story & a Twilight Zone of my own.

This movie aged like fine wine.

Sorry one other interesting point. James Daley, the guy who played the dissatisfied man longing for Willoughby? He was, until 1965 a closeted gay man. Finally divorced his wife in that year, later coming out in 1975. So his performance as a tortured soul living an inauthentic life takes on a special poignancy.

SPLINT CHESTHAIR!

I always thought Garth's wife was an awful woman.

Entitled lifestyle. Even for the emotionally disturbed. White troubled alcoholic men get loan approval to live in nice neighborhoods as screwed up their small members are.

I think somedays we all want a stop in Willoughby ... maybe not to stay, just for a rest and a day of fishing. And definitely to get away from that wife of his!

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📌Willoughby raining tomorrow?☔😂

Unfortunately we all will be making a stop at Willoughby one day. ✝ ⚰

There's a Willoughby in Ohio . The original series , not enough seasons or shows . I love this series .

He changes trains, line and path to new life where a man can live his life full measure

James Daly was perfect as Garth Williams.

This is a great episode

Looks like a orb

Willoughby, Ohio was the city based on this episode.

He got off the train cuz the train later got crashed

This episode is said to be Rod Serlings favorite. I love it too. Ever since I was a kid.

I, actually, have been to Willoughby. (LOL) It is actually in Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland.

My favorite

I used to ride that rail trip from nyc to connecticut and always remembered this episode..i tried to nap on the train hoping i could get off at Wiloughby too someday.. sadly it never happened but i did buy a 1908 house in a small town recently...i hope it has a nice funeral home!

Will it be will I thought is will it be in New York the first time but now it's Willoughby will I be

This stop is Willoughby your Willow and you will be

Willoughby's outside with watermelon is water Willoughby

Push push push right on down the line

Welcome to the Twilight zone ozone

I grew up in Westport, CT. I'm not sure if I could afford to live there now, but it's one of the nicest places to live in the US. I wouldn't trade it for "Willouby" or almost anywhere else. I know that I'm supposed to feel sympathetic to this guy, but he could easily quite his job and move to a small Southern or Midwestern town, if that's really what he wants to do with his life.

Great episode. I watch it at every opportunity.

As true today as it was back then.

We all feel like we want to step off the train sometimes.