moriarty@fluke.UUCP (Jeff Meyer) (01/28/86)
Close on the heels of Theordore Sturgeon's story last week, the January 31st
episode of the Twilight Zone will feature "The Elevator", written by Ray
Bradbury (new?!) and an adaptation of Robert Silverburg's "To see the
Invisible Man".
What a great show!
"The next time somebody said, `I find I can write
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`They used to say the same thing about drugs.'
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Moriarty, aka Jeff Meyer
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<*> DISCLAIMER: Do what you want with me, but leave my employers alone! <*>cgf@infinet.UUCP (Chris Faylor) (02/04/86)
[] In article <2647@colossus.fluke.UUCP> moriarty@fluke.UUCP (Jeff Meyer) writes: >Close on the heels of Theordore Sturgeon's story last week, the January 31st >episode of the Twilight Zone will feature "The Elevator", written by Ray >Bradbury (new?!) and an adaptation of Robert Silverburg's "To see the >Invisible Man". > >What a great show! I agree wholeheartedly! The Twilight Zone is as good as Amazing Stories is bad. I am consistently amazed by the quality of the writing and the acting. Even when I think a story fails, I feel gratified that at least there is someone with some intelligence out there, trying to produce quality TV shows. My wife HATES science fiction but is often intrigued by the Zone. That means it must be good... (:-)) -- -cgf- I feel more like I do now than I did when I first got here. decvax!wanginst!infinet!cgf emacs!infinet!cgf@cca-unix.ARPA