Ear Of The Beholder: LIW The Twilight Zone Review

Ear Of The Beholder: LIW The Twilight Zone Review

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Ear Of The Beholder: LIW The Twilight Zone Review episodes

  • 14: TZ1959 - 114 - Third From The Sun
    In this episode Phoenix talks about the obvious ending that he didn't guess until 24 minutes in. Then he slowly realizes it wasn't so obvious until you see the telephone. He also talks about how 1960's code talking sounds like gay innuendo and how all of the females in this episode just couldn't handle the pressure of knowledge. They sure couldn't write female characters back then. Or now, for the most part. This episode has a twist ending. A twist ending that they had to state and then overstate slowly for the dumb-dumb audiences back then. Phoenix also learns the importance of rewinding technology because without it he would have thought the main character was a pedophile. Not that the girl being his daughter rules him out for being a pedophile but it helps in some ways.
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    28 min
  • 15: I Shot An Arrow Into The Air (TZ 115)
    In this episode, Phoenix talks about how this is a classic TZ story, he gives a tip to a NASA chart guy, talks about how Corey should be a horror villain icon, how the story twist actually makes zero sense if you think about it and then how he himself became addicted to water just like Corey.
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    28 min
  • 14: Third From The Sun (TZ 114)
    In this episode Phoenix talks about the obvious ending that he didn't guess until 24 minutes in. Then he slowly realizes it wasn't so obvious until you see the telephone. He also talks about how 1960's code talking sounds like gay innuendo and how all of the females in this episode just couldn't handle the pressure of knowledge. They sure couldn't write female characters back then. Or now, for the most part. This episode has a twist ending. A twist ending that they had to state and then overstate slowly for the dumb-dumb audiences back then. Phoenix also learns the importance of rewinding technology because without it he would have thought the main character was a pedophile. Not that the girl being his daughter rules him out for being a pedophile but it helps in some ways.
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    Watch and share American't with your friends and drug dealers.
    28 min
  • 13: The Four Of Us Are Dying (TZ 113)
    In this episode, Phoenix talks about how shape shifting can be the creepiest power ever. He also talks about the amount of neon signs outside of Hotel Real and the price of $3.80 back in 1960 compared to nowadays. This is a fast talking episode in which Phoenix can't figure out how a man broke an old timey television with a beer bottle. Impossible. www.liwstudios.com Watch and share American't with your friends and lawyers.
    27 min
  • 12: What You Need (TZ 112)
    In this episode Phoenix talks about the worst salesman in history. He doesn't even charge for his products which actually makes him not a salesman. Also, the bartender in this episode is a real dick. But not as big of a dick as Fred, that piece of shit asshole that nobody likes. Rod said it, not me. Phoenix also talks about how grossed out he is by the greasy hair of the man at the end. Do you also think greasy hair is gross? Send us a message at [email protected] www.liwstudios.com Share American't with your friends and victims.
    29 min
  • 13: TZ1959 - 113 - The Four Of Us Are Dying
    In this episode, Phoenix talks about how shape shifting can be the creepiest power ever. He also talks about the amount of neon signs outside of Hotel Real and the price of $3.80 back in 1960 compared to nowadays. This is a fast talking episode in which Phoenix can't figure out how a man broke an old timey television with a beer bottle. Impossible. www.liwstudios.com
    27 min
  • 12: TZ1959 - 112 - What You Need
    In this episode Phoenix talks about the worst salesman in history. He doesn't even charge for his products which actually makes him not a salesman. Also, the bartender in this episode is a real dick. But not as big of a dick as Fred, that piece of shit asshole that nobody likes. Rod said it, not me. Phoenix also talks about how grossed out he is by the greasy hair of the man at the end. Do you also think greasy hair is gross? Send us a message at [email protected] www.liwstudios.com
    29 min
  • 13: The Four Of Us Are Dying (TZ 113)
    In this episode, Phoenix talks about how shape shifting can be the creepiest power ever. He also talks about the amount of neon signs outside of Hotel Real and the price of $3.80 back in 1960 compared to nowadays. This is a fast talking episode in which Phoenix can't figure out how a man broke an old timey television with a beer bottle. Impossible. www.liwstudios.com Watch and share American't with your friends and lawyers.
    27 min
  • 12: What You Need (TZ 112)
    In this episode Phoenix talks about the worst salesman in history. He doesn't even charge for his products which actually makes him not a salesman. Also, the bartender in this episode is a real dick. But not as big of a dick as Fred, that piece of shit asshole that nobody likes. Rod said it, not me. Phoenix also talks about how grossed out he is by the greasy hair of the man at the end. Do you also think greasy hair is gross? Send us a message at [email protected] www.liwstudios.com Share American't with your friends and victims.
    29 min
  • 11: And When The Sky Was Opened (TZ 111)
    In this episode, Phoenix falls in love all over again. This TZ episode is the most TZ episode ever. It has almost every single great TZ trope. Phoenix talks about this episode with such passion. He talks about how he hates the desperation / pretend disgust in the woman at the bar. He talks about how full of shit the ending of the episode was because it didn't make sense. Do you guys actually read these descriptions? If you do send an email to [email protected] that just contains the following text, "Roid-rage Kool-Aid Man." Listen to the episode to understand the reference. Check out our new hilarious 15 minute video show, American't. www.AmericantShow.com
    30 min

About Ear Of The Beholder: LIW The Twilight Zone Review

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Comedian Phoenix West & Dick Dickette review every episode of The Twilight Zone (all versions) and Night Gallery. This show is stand-up meets review show. Sobriety not guaranteed.