Imagine if you Will

Dan's a fly on the wall for this domestic violence story. A dark comedy? Writer Martin M. Goldsmith makes his Twilight Zone teleplay debut. Skillfully directed by Richard Bare.

Inside this edition of the most controversial twilight zone podcast out there: Dan goes back to the Bridge at Owl Creek and dives into "Queen of the Nile" with Anne Bythe and Lee Philips.

On this episode of The IIYW podcast :

A short film made autonomously of Cayuga productions and winner of the 1962 Cannes Film Festival is purchased and aired as a Twilight Zone episode. Dan dives in and pulls the curtain back again to try and explain his antics on the show. We're not buying it.

Inside this Edition: Dan's riding solo like Derulo inside the Fifth Dimension. He discusses the episode at hand and spills the beans about the FIRST time someone's father pulled a gun on him.

Director Elliot Silverstein returns to deliver a solid offering from Author Richard Matheson about Anne Henderson- a woman forever condemned to haunt herself.

On this episode of Imagine If You Will, Dan explores the comedic offering from writer Bernard Schoenfeld with Dick Donner back in the Director's chair. There's no flying gremlin- just a sentient supercomputer with a fickle and obsessive heart.

sidebar- Agnes managed to jump through the portal of her bubble universe,inside the Fifth Dimension. She left her mark on the audio file as random intermittent RF interference.

The Caretaker apologized for not catching her sooner. He promises that it won't happen again.

Famous last words.

Dan is back inside the Fifth Dimension to talk about the terror filled episode "Night Call" from the Twilight Zone Original Series.

Richard Matheson finally got his director of choice, horror master Jacques Tournuer, to direct one of his teleplays. Something the studio had long opposed. Find out why INSIDE!

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Back from hiatus with a special guest- Jump in to the fifth Dimension and listen as Dan and Jsarge laugh at this "Outer Limits" style offering from The Twilight Zone Original Series.

The guys are curious why new tv looks muddy in the darker scenes and pine for the days of visual high fidelity. When VHS was king.

Dan talks about the companion piece to "Eye of the Beholder" from The Twilight Zone Original Series, "Number Twelve Looks Just Like You.

A special guest drops in to say hi.

This week Dan talks about his recent uptick in sleepwalking activity, elderly cats, and "The Self Improvement of Salvadore Ross"- The sixteenth episode from the fifth season of The Twilight Zone Original Series.

The Caretaker ran into some technical issues this week. As a result the audio quality suffers. Next week we'll be back in business.

Dan strips down to the shortest short shorts he can find and goes a little off the rails on this one. Have fun, Keep your arms and legs inside the suspended animation box, and watchout for smooth talkers. Thank you for listening!