WHERE IS EVERYBODY? - 10/02/59 Written by: Rod Serling Director: Robert Stevens Cast: Earl Holliman, James Gregory Download Screensaver - Freeware (2.61 Mb)
01_where.wav	24k	Opening Narration
02_where.wav	39k	"I'm gonna wake up in a minute, I know it..."
03_where.wav	50k	"...It's just that I don't seem to remember who I am..."
04_where.wav	36k	"...I've always had sort of a secret yen for the quiet type..."
05_where.wav	33k	"This is an absolutely hysterical town and I'm growing very fond of it!"
06_where.wav	23k	"I wish I could shake that crazy feeling of being watched..."
07_where.wav	24k	"Calling all cars, calling all cars..."
08_where.wav	17k	"Hey! Where is everybody?"
09_where.wav	54k	"...that's what you are. You're what I had for dinner last night..."
10_where.wav	28k	"...please somebody help me! Somebody's looking at me! Somebody's watching me! Help me! Please help me!.."
11_where.wav	22k	"...What happened to him is that he cracked."
12_where.wav	63k	"...there's one thing we can't simulate. That's a very basic need. Mans hunger for companionship..."
13_where.wav	23k	"Hey, don't go away up there. Next time it won't be a dream or a nightmare..."
14_where.wav	60k	Closing Narration
ONE FOR THE ANGELS - 10/09/59 Written by: Rod Serling Director: Robert Parish Cast: Ed Wynn, Murray Hamilton, Dana Dillaway, Merritt Bohn
01_one.wav	94k	Opening Narration
02_one.wav	20k	"...Now, today is the 19th of July and your departure is at midnight tonight." "My departure?"
03_one.wav	38k	"...This gentleman came here to ask me alot of questions." "What gentleman?..."
04_one.wav	16k	"Only those who are to accompany me can see me. Now don't you think you'd better start making your arrangements?"
05_one.wav	31k	"Between you and me, I never made a truly big pitch...a pitch for the angels."
06_one.wav	19k	"Mr. Bookman, I have the very odd feeling that you're taking advantage of me." "...well thats a pity. Because I am!"
07_one.wav	32k	"Lou. Lou, who's that man?" "Do you see him?"
08_one.wav	27k	"...Now listen, I'll go. Nevermind the pitch...I'll go right now. You can't take her."
09_one.wav	45k	"...I offer you this fabulous thread...at the rediculously low price of twenty five cents a spool." "I'll take all you have."
10_one.wav	8k	"Mr. Bookman, you are a persuasive man."
11_one.wav	29k	"It's midnight. It's midnight and I've missed my appointment."
12_one.wav	50k	"...It's the kind of a pitch I always wanted to make. A big one. A pitch so big that the sky would open up...A pitch for the angels."
13_one.wav	20k	"You never know who might need something up there. Up there?" "Up there Mr. Bookman. You made it."
14_one.wav	73k	Closing Narration
MR. DENTON ON DOOMSDAY - 10/16/59 Written by: Rod Serling Director: Allen Reisner Cast: Dan Duryea, Malcolm Atterbury, Martin Landau, Jeanne Cooper, Ken Lynch, Doug McClure
01_dentn.wav	29k	How Dry I Am
02_dentn.wav	110k	Opening Narration
03_dentn.wav	16k	"This is the first time I've held a gun since... I can't remember how long it's been."
04_dentn.wav	59k	"Hey Denton, three choruses of How Dry I Am. Let's hear it..."
05_dentn.wav	10k	"Hey gunner! Where'd ya get the artillery?"
06_dentn.wav	38k	"...Miss Smith. Please tell him it was an accident..."
07_dentn.wav	25k	"...I didn't mean to...I didn't even mean to...I didn't even mean to..."
08_dentn.wav	20k	"He called me Mister, Charlie..."
09_dentn.wav	85k	"I was so good that once a day someone would ride into town to make me prove it..."
10_dentn.wav	14k	"I think I'll go in and get a shave. I wanna look proper on the day I die."
11_dentn.wav	28k	"...The man who drinks that becomes the fastest of the fast..."
12_dentn.wav	43k	"...Step away from the bar please, Mr. Denton... And draw."
13_dentn.wav	14k	"You'll never be able to fire a gun again in anger..."
14_dentn.wav	10k	"Did you get him Pete?" "No more than he got me."
15_dentn.wav	49k	Closing Narration
THE SIXTEEN-MILLIMETER SHRINE - 10/23/59 Written by: Rod Serling Director: Mitch Leisen Cast: Ida Lupino, Martin Balsam, Alice Frost, Jerome Cowan
01_shrin.wav	79k	Opening Narration
02_shrin.wav	43k	"...Barbara, you were much younger then." "Go to the devil."
03_shrin.wav	40k	"...I don't play mothers...I never have and I won't start now."
04_shrin.wav	38k	"...any part you get at this studio won't have to go through an agent. We can set it up through the Community Chest because it'll be charity."
05_shrin.wav	17k	"From now on I keep the drapes drawn and the doors locked..."
06_shrin.wav	41k	"We'll give a party. We'll invite all my friends..."
07_shrin.wav	14k	"...You've built yourself a graveyard here! You keep wishing for things that are dead!"
08_shrin.wav	8k	"I swear to you, I see her up on that screen."
09_shrin.wav	31k	"...Isn't it odd we always picture people the way they were?"
10_shrin.wav	56k	"...Jerry... I wish I could be up there with you. I wish...Oh, how I wish."
11_shrin.wav	73k	"...Barbie! Please come back Barbara! Barbie, It's me Danny!..."
12_shrin.wav	14k	"To wishes Barbie. To the ones that come true."
13_shrin.wav	56k	Closing Narration
WALKING DISTANCE - 10/30/59 Written by: Rod Serling Director: Robert Stevens Cast: Gig Young, Frank Overton, Michael Montgomery, Irene Tedrow
01_walk.wav	56k	Opening Narration
02_walk.wav	14k	"That's walking distance, isn't it...That's walking distance."
03_walk.wav	12k	"One thing I'll always remember ordering was a chocolate soda with three scoops. And it was only a dime."
04_walk.wav	12k	"...A dime? Three scoops?" "That's the way we make 'em."
05_walk.wav	19k	"...old man Wilson. May God rest his soul. Sleeping in his big comfortable chair in the other room."
06_walk.wav	19k	"Here you are. Thanks alot." "That's a buck..."
07_walk.wav	18k	"We're going to need some more chocolate syrup Mr. Wilson..."
08_walk.wav	28k	"...I carved my name on that post in the bandstand one summer..."
09_walk.wav	34k	"...I didn't mean nothin'. Honest. Lots of kids carve their name here..."
10_walk.wav	11k	"It's been a long time since I've seen a rumble seat..."
11_walk.wav	59k	"...Martin Sloane is now back in time. And his resolve is to put in a claim to the past."
12_walk.wav	33k	"...I'm Martin! You've got to believe me, I'm Martin..."
13_walk.wav	26k	"Martin! Martin!" "Owe, my leg! My leg! Owe!" QSound 3D
14_walk.wav	19k	"I only wanted to tell you that this is a wonderful time for you..."
15_walk.wav	28k	"It seems you are Martin Sloane. You're thirty-six years old and you have an apartment in New York City..."
16_walk.wav	32k	"That little boy... The one who belongs here. This is his summer..."
17_walk.wav	16k	"Maybe when you go back Martin. You'll find that there are merry-go-rounds and band concerts where you are..."
18_walk.wav	49k	"...I got it falling off a merry-go-round when I was a kid..."
19_walk.wav	130k	Closing Narration
ESCAPE CLAUSE - 11/06/59 Written by: Rod Serling Director: Mitch Leisen Cast: David Wayne, Virginia Christine, Wendell Holmes, Thomas Gomez
01_escap.wav	78k	Opening Narration
02_escap.wav	16k	"Here I am on the threshold of death and who is ushering me out..."
03_escap.wav	15k	"You know how many germs there are in a cubic foot of air, Ethel?..."
04_escap.wav	9k	"Oh, stop it Ethel. Get out of here. Let me die in peace."
05_escap.wav	20k	"...Why can't a man live a decent number of years?"
06_escap.wav	23k	"...Cadwallader's my name..."
07_escap.wav	10k	"You're the devil." "At your service."
08_escap.wav	14k	"You deed to me your so-called soul, and in exchange I give you immortality."
09_escap.wav	54k	"...you can exercise this escape clause by calling on me..."
10_escap.wav	14k	"Take your hands off me and go get your claims adjuster..."
11_escap.wav	12k	"...I'll take your money but you bore me."
12_escap.wav	25k	"...Ethel, you are a potato pancake..."
13_escap.wav	33k	"...No, no, no, no. No trouble. I just killed my wife."
14_escap.wav	5k	"Lets give the electric chair a little whirl."
15_escap.wav	16k	"The only thing they'll get for their pains if they try to burn me, is a staggering bill for electricity."
16_escap.wav	34k	"...the court sentences you to imprisonment...for the rest of your natural life."
17_escap.wav	18k	"...What's life? 40 years? 45 years? You can do that standing on your head."
18_escap.wav	14k	Cadwallader's laugh.
19_escap.wav	11k	"Odd thing. You look like a man having a heart attack."
20_escap.wav	6k	"Hey Bill! Call the Doc. Bedeker just dropped dead!"
21_escap.wav	66k	Closing Narration
THE LONELY - 11/13/59 Written by: Rod Serling Director: Jack Smight Cast: Jack Warden, Jean Marsh, John Dehner, Ted Knight, Jim Turley
01_lonly.wav	140k	Opening Narration
02_lonly.wav	14k	"You've been here 4 years now, so that make 46 more to go..."
03_lonly.wav	16k	"...every morning when I get up, I tell myself this is my last day of sanity..."
04_lonly.wav	22k	"...I don't want any gifts. I don't want tidbits. Makes me feel like an animal in a cage, with an old lady out there who wants to throw peanuts at me."
05_lonly.wav	15k	"Corey, they don't know what it is that I brought so I'd appreciate your waiting until we get out of sight."
06_lonly.wav	95k	"You are now the proud possessor of a robot built in the form of a woman..."
07_lonly.wav	38k	"You're just like this heap! A hunk of metal with arms and legs instead of wheels!..."
08_lonly.wav	15k	"I can feel loneliness too." "Oh, Alicia, I'm sorry."
09_lonly.wav	42k	"...there are times when I do know that Alicia is simply an extension of me. I hear my words coming from her. My emotions. The things that she has learned to love, are those things that I've loved."
10_lonly.wav	18k	"I'm not lonely anymore. Each day can now be lived with. I love Alicia..."
11_lonly.wav	16k	"...All the sentences have been reviewed. You've been given a pardon..."
12_lonly.wav	32k	"Alicia and I will climb into that ship of yours and we'll look out the port, and we'll give it all a big kiss goodbye." "Oh, my dear God, I forgot her..."
13_lonly.wav	17k	"Corey, she's a robot." "She's a woman. She's gentle and kind. Allenby, she kept me alive."
14_lonly.wav	19k	"...She's not a robot! She's a woman!"
15_lonly.wav	43k	"...Corey, Corey, Corey, Corey, Corey, Corey."QSound 3D
16_lonly.wav	76k	Closing Narration
TIME ENOUGH AT LAST - 11/20/59 Written by: Rod Serling Director: John Brahm Cast: Burgess Meredith, Jacqueline DeWit, Vaughn Taylor, Lela Bliss Download Screensaver (3.10 Mb)
01_time.wav	93k	"Mrs. Chester. Have you ever read David Copperfield?..."
02_time.wav	59k	Opening Narration
03_time.wav	49k	"...I got so desperate that I find myself trying to read the labels on the condiment bottles on the table..."
04_time.wav	30k	"...How many husband have you got? You've only got me." "I would appreciate that not being rubbed in!"
05_time.wav	45k	"I can only tell you that an adherence to duty, a constant rememberance that a bank...is a public trust...Miss Jackson, that's my speech for the Thursday night banquet..."
06_time.wav	84k	"Seconds, minutes, hours, they crawl by on hands and knees for Mr. Henry Bemis, who looks for a spark in the ashes of a dead world..."
07_time.wav	30k	"That's why I'm alive. I was down in the...Thing of it is. I'm not at all sure that I want to be alive."
08_time.wav	34k	"...Yes, I'm really, extremely fortunate...Help. Help. Help! Someone please!"
09_time.wav	24k	"I'm sure I'll be forgiven for this. The way things are. I know I'll be forgiven."
10_time.wav	27k	"...All the books I want... All the books."
11_time.wav	59k	"And the best thing. The very best thing of all, is there's time now...There's time enough at last..."
12_time.wav	49k	"That's not fair. That's not fair at all. There was time now. There was all the time I needed..."
13_time.wav	62k	Closing Narration
PERCHANCE TO DREAM - 11/27/59 Written by: Charles Beaumont Director: Robert Florey Cast: Richard Conte, John Larch, Suzanne Lloyd, Ted Stanhope, Eddie Marr
01_dream.wav	56k	Opening Narration
02_dream.wav	38k	"...I mustn't go to sleep, because if I do I'll never wake up."
03_dream.wav	109k	"When I was a kid we had a picture like this in our house...a boat. My mother used to tell me to look at it. She said if I looked at it long enough it would move..."
04_dream.wav	18k	"I knew intellectually that I was alone. But I also knew that my imagination could make me see something if I thought about it long enough."
05_dream.wav	44k	"I couldn't survive another one, the doctor said...there will be just as soon as I fall asleep. The girl will be in this dream again. And it'll be the last shock."
06_dream.wav	22k	"It was the kind of place you see only in nightmares...but it was real too. Very real."
07_dream.wav	27k	I didn't know who the girl was. I'd never seen her before. But as much as I was drawn to her, I knew I had to get away from her.
08_dream.wav	33k	"...How do you know my name?" "Oh, I know alot of things. I'm Maya."
09_dream.wav	27k	"You can kiss me now." "What if I don't want to..."
10_dream.wav	24k	"I didn't want to go anywhere neer that rollercoaster. But I couldn't help myself. I had to follow her..."
11_dream.wav	54k	"...If I go to sleep i'll go right back to the rollercoaster. Maya will reach me. She'll push me. And that'll be the end of me."
12_dream.wav	67k	"I'm afraid he's dead...When he came in I told him to sit down...in less that two seconds he was asleep..."
13_dream.wav	61k	Closing Narration

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