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Title: Where Is Everybody? (02 Oct 1959)
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| Episode complete credited cast: | |||
| Earl Holliman | ... | Mike Ferris | |
| James Gregory | ... | Air Force General | |
| Paul Langton | ... | Doctor | |
| James McCallion | ... | Reporter #1 | |
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John Conwell | ... | Air Force Colonel |
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Jay Overholts | ... | Reporter #2 (as Jay Overholt) |
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Carter Mullally Jr. | ... | Air Force Captain (as Carter Mullaly) |
| Garry Walberg | ... | Reporter #3 (as Gary Walberg) | |
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Jim Johnson | ... | Air Force Staff Sergeant |
A man finds himself walking down a country road, not knowing where he is or, for that matter, who he is. He comes across a diner with a jukebox blaring and hot coffee on the stove - only there is no one there. A little further down the road he come to the picturesque town of Oakwood - and finds that it too seems to be deserted. The only sounds he hears are the clock tower in the town square and a a public pay telephone ringing. At the local movie theater, an ad for Battle Hymn (1957) leads him to believe he's in the Air Force. Despite no one being around, he can't shake off the feeling that he's being watched...... Written by garykmcd
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This first episode of The Twilight Zone exhibits all the traits that would go on to make the show so great. We follow the hero of the episode (a man with amnesia) as he tries to figure out who and where he is. The great twist is that he cannot find anyone else to talk to. He is alone. Slowly, the unnamed man begins to believe he is the last man on earth. Then, events have him change that view, now wondering if he is not alone, but being watched. The final twist to the story is a classic Twilight Zone ending. While this ending may seem somewhat dated, it ties up the story nicely. Overall, another classic episode that mixes curiosity and dread very effectively. I gave it 9.5 out of 10.