In How Many Original Twilight Zones Did Burgess Merideth Appear?
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It looks like 4\n\n# "The Twilight Zone"\n    - Printer's Devil (1963) TV Episode .... Mr. Smith/The Devil\n    - The Obsolete Man (1961) TV Episode .... Romney Wordsworth\n    - Mr. Dingle, the Strong (1961) TV Episode .... Luther Dingle\n    - Time Enough at Last (1959) TV Episode .... Henry Bemis
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That man would be Rod Sterling of the "Twilight Zone" and he did another show that was similiar to the "Zone" and it was called "The Night Gallery".
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There is one in Las Vegas, NV, age approximately 46 and middle initial M.\n\nThere is one in Valdosta, GA with a husband named Wayne.
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athe corest answer is 12. Out of these 12,Three of these men are no longer with us, so there are only nine people alive that have walked on the Moon. He are there names, from the first to the last person on the Moon: Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin-Apollo 11, Pete Conrad (deceased)and Alan Bean- Apollo 12, Alan Shepard (deceased)and Ed Mitchell- Apollo 14, Dave Scott and Jim Irwin (deceased)- Apollo 15, John Young and Charlie Duke-Apollo 16, and finally Gene Cernan and Jack Schmitt- Apollo 17.
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Rev. Trask is from Bangor Maine. He used to hang out with Barnabas Collins, the vampire. And Quinton collins, the werewolf. \nEver watched the old series, "Dark Shadows", from back in the late 60's.\nRev. Trask was a fraud on the show.
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There are a lot more than eleven.  Biology texts\noften give details about only the commonest, and\nthey may list ten or eleven of these.  A college\nbiology text will normally at least list all of them, and the\nnumber will very from one reference to another,\ndepending on whether some of them are split up\nor not.  Twentyseven phyla (the plural of phylum)\nhave been recognized by many books, more or\nfewer by others.
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Yes, and that episode with Robert Redford as "Death" is probably one of the best the Twilight Zone has had.  In talking to many people who needed to talk about how to look at the whole concept of death, I have always told them that story.  Although it IS about death, it ultimately portrays it as a very easy, serene, & pleasant experience.  I looked for that episode for 20 years before I finally had the opportunity to tape it recently. (I think the episode is called "Nothing In The Dark")\n\nMany, many actors have started on early shows such as the Twilight Zone -- that's what makes it such a great show -- we get to see stars-in-the-making ! !   (I recently saw Rick Springfield on an early HULK episode, so if you want to see early works of a performer, check out the other reruns of old shows !)
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January 31, 1919 – October 24, 1972
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Postman Always Rings Twice, The (1946)\n\nFrank Chambers: With my brains and your looks, we could go places.
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They had serial stories going on.  One was Fibber McGee and Molly.  There were lots of them.  They were usually transmitted live.
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Here is a list of some that I have lived near, or just really liked.\nDime Box, Tarzan, Cactus, Earth, Gun Barrel City, Mobeetie, Old Mobeetie, Skellytown, Sunray, New Deal, Beaver, Floydada(named after people named Floyd and Ada), Eden, Buda, Bug Tussle, Looneyville, Weeping Mary, Alligator, Bangs, Beaukiss, Ben Hur, Big Stinking Creek, Big Lump, Bigfoot, Blanket, Byspot, and the list goes on forever.......
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Try the twilight zone.
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I could be wrong (it wouldn't be the first time), but the reason you can't find a date might be because Niles Eldredge and Stephen Jay Gould came up with the idea of punctuated equilibrium.  In 1972...\n\nWho the heck is Robert Goldschmidt?
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1 Blazing Saddles\n2 Airplane\n3 Monty Python Meaning of Life\n4 History of the World Part 1\n5 Young Frankenstein
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This was a Stephen King short story called Quitters, Inc. published in a collection in 1978.  I believe it was one of a four-part series in the 1985 movie Cat's Eye.
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1  john ritter\n2  caroll o'conner\n3  mel brooks\n4  lucille ball\n5  madeline kahn\n6 jackie gleason
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The correct answer is 42 (see Douglas Adams).  In the future, read _The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy_ more often.