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He murdered that poor man. 😢

"Women don't approach men" Woman at the bar "hold my beer". And this was in the damn 50s.

Twilight Zone brings back Friday nites of my youth. Oh, man. Im crying remembering watching it with my dad, a late hour. I used to have nightmares and these shows didn't help. But they really made me think, as they say, outside the box.

Pedott: "Mr. Renard, what I saw in your eyes at that bar was death, my death. You were going to kill me. So, what was needed for Mr. Renard was slippery shoes. That's what was needed, slippery shoes."

0:28 Room for one more Honey.

I loved this ending! Sweet justice!

Anyone have a youtube link to the full episode? It has to be here, yeah? can't locate it :/ thanks

Wow, when mom grabs the phone and hears her voice, CHILLS! Just as bad as when I watched this show way too young. That Talkie Tina Doll fucked me up for years.

They’ve edited the ending on tv where the old guy gives the couple the Comb at the end 😳

Live twilight zone

*Scranton, Pennsylvania?!?!* Where THE OFFICE and JOE BIDEN is from ??!!? Strange...

I actually wouldn't mind living in a world without people, if all the necessities and essentials were conveniently provided to me

That woman in the bar was just adorable. What the heck was she doing there alone drinking?

Something about the way that woman was looking at the man as he was telling her she needed cleaning fluid. It seemed so haunting.

I particularly liked the soundtrack for this one, whimsical and yet mysterious like the salesman. This was also one of the few times that I didn't have sympathy for one of the "normal" protagonists in the show, definitely loads of guys like him knocking about these days. You quite often encounter them when you're out on the town, needlessly aggressive people always looking for a fight. Also I really like how pleased he looks when he helps everything fall into place for Lefty and the woman in the booth, and Lefty going from thinking he's an old crackpot to being in awe and respectful of him in the space of a few minutes.

This episode really made me cry 😭 and made me very emotional 😭

This was the start for Steven king. Needful things His story I mean

Bravo bravo bravo!

"Now what's in Scranton Pennsylvania?" Dunder Mifflin Paper Company

Phenomenal episode and I love Steve. Covers everything

When u hate the bad guy there good actors lol but love Ernest Truex such a great actor in twlight zone 2 of my fave eps what you need & kick the can czcams.com/video/2omxzM0w4SA/video.htmlsi=iQxWcckx4C1Jzw_O watching kick the can love it

It’s the Devil

Frightening

Rod Serling was a genius at bringing to light our fears

Happy 95th bday to Earl Holliman

sign post up ahead! you are now entering the Ma Bell Zone

Saw this and its amazing, that bad guy deserved the slippery shoes

It's funny that the little boy is also Lennier in Babylon 5. I've been a fan of both shows and had no idea 😅

Watched this episode when it originally aired with MY Grandma. I was 6 years old. My grandma and I were very close. I was her first grandchild. She passed away when I was 27. She never called me on the phone but if she had, I don't think she would have told me to kill myself.

The story was better.

Always wanted an episode of Cheers to reenact this Zone. Sam gets a ticket to a manager job. Diane finds true love and maybe Cliff gets slightly bumped by a Segway.

But... I thought you're going to put it in 😙

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0:21 I don't know what she needs but I know what I'd like to give her! 😍

Steve Cochran recruited three young women to accompany him on a sailing trip from Acapulco to Costa Rica, ostensibly to take part in an upcoming film. A few days into the trip, the yacht lost one of its two masts in a storm. Shortly thereafter, Cochran fell ill, and died two days later on June 15, 1965 at the age of 48, of what was later determined to be an acute lung infection. The women who were accompanying him did not know how to sail the boat, and were trapped with the decomposing body for ten days, before being rescued out at sea. The boat, still carrying his corpse, was later found drifting off the coast of Guatemala.[24][25][26][27] Cochran's widow was given half of his estate of $25,000. She shared it with his daughter by another marriage.[28]

Tittiritti'tittiritti 'pitappirotti '

Can someone get me a telephone like that?

Terrific story and teleplay. But the acting is what makes this episode so magical, particularly the interplay between the fulfiller of needs, Ernest Truex, and evil, greedy Steve Cochran. Both were exceptional Shakespearian actors on stage. Truex later specialized in gentle, avuncular characters, while Cochran excelled at playing gangster characters. Their backgrounds dovetail well here.

You are so gorgeous. 😘😘❤️

What he needed was to be “get rid of”; and he did

The way the guy at the end poses so happily for the photo at the scene of a fatal car accident hahaha

people be hookin up in the TZ

These Twilight zones do one thing and do it well.... THEY DELIVER AWESOME EPISODES THAT PEOPLE TODAY ,WHO ARE WRITERS, CAN LEARN FROM. ROD STERLING WAS A FRIGGIN GENIUS!!!

Ohhhhh it's this one

36? He looks 56

He gave him all he needed to turn his life around but he didn't and wanted more. He tried to do good but the man was not redeemable.

Grandma wanted to skull Billy, but Dad talked her out of it.

I think the writers of "Poltergeist 2" borrowed the toy phone and calls from grandma which would be fitting since the original movie was also inspired by a "Twilight Zone" episode.

Wish I met that peddler. What we need is more important that what we want.