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Twilight Highlight Zone - Season 5, Episodes 1-5
After taking a few well-deserved (???) weeks off, Ben Hanson and I are back with our Twilight Highlight Zone podcast. If you're new to this thing, we're watching all of The Twilight Zone sequentially, and recapping our thoughts for you, the listening public. This week, we begin our trek into the show's fifth and final season.
I'll just get this out of the way: This is a great block of episodes. They include stories about robotic boxers, magical stopwatches, and a very handsome boy who hangs out on airplane wings. I may have spoiled that with the image above. Sorry. I also spoiled the intro of this podcast with a nightmarishly terrible intro. Hanson said he'd fix it in post. I guess he's not a magician.
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1. In Praise of Pip
2. Steel
3. Nightmare at 20,000 Feet
4. A Kind of Stopwatch
5. The Last Night of a Jockey
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