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Twilight Zone: Season 1, Episode 1 Where Is Everybody?
(2 Oct. 1959)
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Cast
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| Earl Holliman | ... |
Mike Ferris
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| James Gregory | ... |
Air Force General
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Paul Langton | ... |
Doctor
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James McCallion | ... |
Reporter #1
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John Conwell | ... |
Air Force Colonel
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Jay Overholts | ... |
Reporter #2
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Carter Mullally Jr. | ... |
Air Force Captain
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Garry Walberg | ... |
Reporter #3
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Jim Johnson | ... |
Air Force Staff Sergeant
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A man finds himself in a town devoid of people and with no memory of who he is.
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cigarette smoking | hallucination | question in title | jukebox | ghost town |Parents Guide:
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EnglishRelease Date:
2 October 1959 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Mono (Westrex Recording System)Color:
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According to a statement by Rod Serling while discussing this episode during a 1975 lecture at Sherwood Oaks College, Earl Holliman was running a temperature of over 100 degrees while this episode was being filmed. See more »Goofs
When Ferris is in the phone booth, he tries to get the operator but then hangs up the phone. He then scans the Town Square. The camera pans counter-clockwise and the receiver is nowhere in sight. See more »Quotes
Mike Ferris: [to his reflection] I'm sorry, old buddy; I don't recollect the name. The face is vaguely familiar but the name escapes me.See more »
This was the pilot episode of THE TWILIGHT ZONE and lovers of the series should be thankful this episode came first, as it helped to sell the series to network bigwigs. While it is not the best episode they made, it is among the better ones, though because of the way this particular show was constructed it's not nearly as enjoyable to watch again and again, since the surprise ending is no longer a surprise.
Earl Holliman stars as a lonely astronaut who comes back to Earth and finds that everyone is gone. Much of the episode is spent with his running about town looking for someone...anyone so that he knows that he's not 100% alone. Holliman's acting and the direction of this episode are superb and it's one you must see at least once.