56 min
S4YA S310 – The Midnight Sun – Twilight Zone Submitted For Your Approval - A Twilight Zone Podcast
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- Críticas de TV
Chris Osborne, from the Play Comics Podcast, joins me just as summer is heating up to discuss the uncomfortable “The Midnight Sun”!
Chris is the host of the Play Comics Podcast, a show that looks at how well video game adaptations of popular comics translate from their source material. He’s also the co-host of Meddling Kids Podcast where they talk about Scooby Doo!
To get a hold of Chris, you can do one of the following ways!
Twitter: twitter.com/playcomicscast
Instagram: playcomicspodcast/
Web: playcomics.com
SHOW NOTES – The Midnight Sun
Originally aired: October 20th, 1961
Starring:
Lois Nettleton – Norma
Betty Garde (2 episodes – Flight 33) – Mrs. Bronson
Tom Reese – The Intruder
Directed by: Anton Leader (2 episodes – Long Live Walter Jameson)
Teleplay by: Rod Serling
You, Me, and IMDB Synopses:
* You: The weather has gone horribly.
* Me: As Earth hurtles from its orbit straight toward the sun, a young woman struggles to cool down.
IMDB: When the Earth falls out of orbit, two women try to cope with increasingly oppressive heat in a nearly abandoned city
Discussion:
What are your initial thoughts?
Science!
It’s always sunny in New York
It’s always nighttime in New York
What would you have done if you knew the earth was going to end
Sympathy for the man
The Boy Who Predicted Earthquakes
How effective the episode is in making you FEEL uncomfortably hot
Using Wax instead of paint with a heater behind it
Stray Observations
The Radio announcer dialogue
The gun she has
Submitted for Your Approval: alternate endings!
Let us know who wins @S4YA_Podcast
What do you rate the episode?
I give it 9/10 melted paintings
SOCIAL
You can give me a buzz in the comments below, or hit me up at the following places!
* Facebook: Facebook.com/S4YApodcast
* Instagram: s4ya_podcast
* Twitter: s4ya_podcast
* Email: s4yapodcast@gmail.com
* Website: www.apatheticenthusiasm.com/submitted-for-your-approval
* iTunes – Head out and leave me a rating and/or review. I really do appreciate any and all feedback!
Chris Osborne, from the Play Comics Podcast, joins me just as summer is heating up to discuss the uncomfortable “The Midnight Sun”!
Chris is the host of the Play Comics Podcast, a show that looks at how well video game adaptations of popular comics translate from their source material. He’s also the co-host of Meddling Kids Podcast where they talk about Scooby Doo!
To get a hold of Chris, you can do one of the following ways!
Twitter: twitter.com/playcomicscast
Instagram: playcomicspodcast/
Web: playcomics.com
SHOW NOTES – The Midnight Sun
Originally aired: October 20th, 1961
Starring:
Lois Nettleton – Norma
Betty Garde (2 episodes – Flight 33) – Mrs. Bronson
Tom Reese – The Intruder
Directed by: Anton Leader (2 episodes – Long Live Walter Jameson)
Teleplay by: Rod Serling
You, Me, and IMDB Synopses:
* You: The weather has gone horribly.
* Me: As Earth hurtles from its orbit straight toward the sun, a young woman struggles to cool down.
IMDB: When the Earth falls out of orbit, two women try to cope with increasingly oppressive heat in a nearly abandoned city
Discussion:
What are your initial thoughts?
Science!
It’s always sunny in New York
It’s always nighttime in New York
What would you have done if you knew the earth was going to end
Sympathy for the man
The Boy Who Predicted Earthquakes
How effective the episode is in making you FEEL uncomfortably hot
Using Wax instead of paint with a heater behind it
Stray Observations
The Radio announcer dialogue
The gun she has
Submitted for Your Approval: alternate endings!
Let us know who wins @S4YA_Podcast
What do you rate the episode?
I give it 9/10 melted paintings
SOCIAL
You can give me a buzz in the comments below, or hit me up at the following places!
* Facebook: Facebook.com/S4YApodcast
* Instagram: s4ya_podcast
* Twitter: s4ya_podcast
* Email: s4yapodcast@gmail.com
* Website: www.apatheticenthusiasm.com/submitted-for-your-approval
* iTunes – Head out and leave me a rating and/or review. I really do appreciate any and all feedback!
56 min