
After a super long hiatus (and for only a few more episodes!) we’re back to talk Long Distance Call with Joan Haley Ford!
Joan is a fantastic guest and I’m so appreciative of her taking time to talk to me about this iconic episode. If you want to hear more from Joan, be sure to follow her on Twitter @joanhaleyford.
Also, be sure to check out her book “Killing It: The Action Girl’s Guide to Saving the World”

SHOW NOTES – Long Distance Call
This is the episode where a grandmother is an asshole and tries to kill her grandson to spite her son and daughter-in-law!
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S4YA S2E22 – Long Distance Call – Twilight Zone

From start to finish, the Twilight Zone remains one of the most compelling series in television history. In honor of the show, Brandon (of Apathetic Enthusiasm) and a variety of guests, both regular and special, watch the series from start to finish and discuss the characters, themes, and ideas Rod Serling brought to the screen. Submitted for Your Approval, we present to you, a Twilight Zone podcast.

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My friend Joshua Miller stops by the podcast to help me figure out just where exactly to find this Little Girl Lost.Discussion:Originally aired: 3/16/1962 Starring:Sarah MarshallRobert SampsonCharles AidmanDirected by: Paul Stewart (Directed other episodes? Narp) Written by: Richard Matheson (Wrote other episodes? No.... yessss) Initial Thoughts:How many dimensionsTalk of the dimensions and perspectiveSimpsonsLittle girl and being a parent and losing a kidFriends not being so judgemental
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S3E26 - Little Girl Lost

Bijan Bayne joins me to discuss the portrayal of children and the adults surrounding them in "The Fugitive".  Discussion:Show InfoOriginally aired: 3/9/1962Starring:Susan GordonJ. Pat O'MalleyNancy KulpDirected by: Richard L. Bare (Directed other episodes? Yeah, 7 of em)Written by: Charles Beaumont (Richard P. McDonagh) (Wrote other episodes? Yes)Other ThoughtsThe depiction of childrenA different view of caregivers“Mrs Gann is a nervous person, try to forgive her”Child actressWho are you talking to? M-myself…Weird little deathIs she gonna die? “Yes, eventually, but not right now”Subversion of the title “The Fugitive”
 Follow Bijan here:Twitter: @BijanBayne
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S3E25 - The Fugitive

Complacency is a dish best-served hot in this discussion of "To Serve Man"! Joining me for one of the most famous episodes of the series is frequent guest Matt Hurt, the host of Anthology and The Obsessive Viewer!  Discussion:Anti-Complacency theme?Anti-peace theme?Stray Observations
 Follow Matt here:Twitter: @OVAnthologyPodFacebook: Facebook.com/OVAnthologyPodWeb: AnthologyPod.comEmail: obsessiveviewer@gmail.comInstagram.com/OVAnthologyPod
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S3E24 - To Serve Man

We return with a new episode of Submitted for Your Approval and this time I bring my partner in podcasting crime, Travis Menard, to gossip a little about The Last Rites of Jeff Myrtlebank! You can find Travis @Jugglemeno or our shows at Apathetic Enthusiasm!  
Discussion:Gossip = BadPickle eating was a hobbyThe Devil Stray Observations
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S3E23 - The Last Rites of Jeff Myrtlebank

We return with a new episode of Submitted for Your Approval and this time I bring the contractually non-obligated Matt Sizemore on to chat about the psychology of music with A Piano in the House! 
Discussion:Music being so important to peopleThe songs for each of the people What modern songs might we have heard?The nature of the Fitzgerald’s crueltySusceptibility to the nature of musicStray Observations
 What do you rate the episode?4 out of 5 piano keys8.1 lugubri-eye
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S4YA S2E22 – Long Distance Call – Twilight Zone

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