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"The Twilight Zone" The After Hours (1960)
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Rod Serling (writer)
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Original Air Date:
10 June 1960
(Season 1, Episode 34)
Plot:
A woman is treated badly by some odd salespeople on an otherwise empty department store floor. | add synopsis
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It's Not Macy's
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Cast
(Episode Complete credited cast) | Rod Serling | ... | Narrator (voice) |
 | Anne Francis | ... | Marsha White |
 | Elizabeth Allen | ... | Saleswoman |
| James Millhollin | ... | Mr. Armbruster |
| John Conwell | ... | Elevator Man |
| Patrick Whyte | ... | Mr. Sloan |
| Nancy Rennick | ... | Ms. Keevers |
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25 min
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1.33 : 1 more
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Mono (Westrex Recording System)
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When Marsha White first enters the store at the beginning of the episode, she walks past several display counters. One of these holds a basket very similar to the one Nan Adams carries throughout the episode "The Hitchhiker".
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Marsha White:
[to the Saleswoman] I mean, I don't want to make a big thing out of this, but what kind of a place is this?
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Referenced in The King of the Duplicators (1968)
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Though the gimmick is more contrived than most, the suspense builds nicely. Something is wrong in this department store, but what? There are some spooky scenes, well handled by Francis and Allen, the set designer, and director Douglas Heyes. However, James Milhollin's outrageously fey attempt at humor strikes me as a real miscalculation on someone's part. He seems to have wandered in from a different movie-- a W.C. Fields, perhaps. Then too, I found the upshot disappointing. Perhaps, the theme can best be understood as an allegory about unequal social relations. Anyway, whatever else, it's a chance for guys to ogle Miss Francis at her slinkiest and beauty mark best.