You can't go home again, or so the phrase goes--unless you just happen to live in the Twilight Zone. In "Walking Distance" we meet Martin Sloan (played by Gig Young), a man who is tired of the hustle and bustle of the world and in dire need of a return to simpler times. But, when he finds himself suddenly in his old childhood stomping grounds, he learns a valuable lesson about life and nostalgia. This is often considered a classic by Twilight Zone fans because it seemed to be a special episode for Serling himself.

In this week's episode of The Key of Imagination: A Twilight Zone Show, we are going to the movies--and we might not be coming back, if our star has anything to say about it. We're taking a look at "The Sixteen-Millimeter Shrine", starring Ida Lupino as Barbara Jean Trenton. Barbara Jean was at the top of the movie star game, but the tastes of the people have moved on to new stars. This has left Barbara Jean pining for the past. She locks herself in a room and plays her old movies over and over again, and she wishes that she could just live in that time again. That's when the Twilight Zone steps in--and where we will step in as well.

01:07 Plot overview for "Mr. Denton on Doomsday"

03:41 Episode details

04:05 My initial thoughts on "Mr. Denton on Doomsday"

05:34 Warning: not for small children; let's talk about self-harm

08:15 Question 1

11:45 Question 2

15:46 Moments of awe

17:03 Ranking of Mr. Denton on Doomsday

17:59 Next episode and questions to consider

18:27 How to rank the episode and contact me