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Freefall: Part 14 (The Final Part)

I stood outside her door for a few moments. There was no answer. I tried peering through the window on her door, but it was more for decoration than function. All I could really tell was she had he… more →

Duskland Tales

Scale — 5 comments

Keith Parker wrote 5 days ago: “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” ~ Arthur C. Clar … more →

Tags: Science Fiction, Fantasy, TV, Television, Movies, Star Trek, Doctor Who, time travel 2, Emotion

The Danger of the Status Quo

theartisticpackrat wrote 1 week ago: In the latter half of my pre-high school life (when the 90s block of cartoons and live-action progra … more →

Tags: film, Random Ramblings, Television, 1959, Animation, Brian, cartoons, Cheers, Chris

The Credit Card Twilight Zone — 1 comment

Aprill Brandon wrote 1 week ago: By reading this, you’re traveling through another dimension. A dimension, not only of sight and soun … more →

Tags: Humor, Funny, Credit Cards, Automated answering services, I just want to talk to a human, press one, Credit Card Debt, Getting out of debt, Best Buy Credit Card

TV is Balls — 1 comment

Tom Steward wrote 2 weeks ago: I’m absent-mindedly glancing at the TV screens in the gym to periodically distract me from the pain … more →

Tags: American TV (General), Americans watching British TV, BiogTV, British Shows on American TV, TV Channels, Blackburn Rovers, CNN, David Beckham, FOX

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I was an Alien!

davidjamesbyerlee wrote 2 weeks ago: Okay, as bit of clarification is needed here before I get taken in for examination by the Men in Bla … more →

Tags: David Byerlee, Gaia Redux, President Jimmy Carter, The Outer Limits, Kali, Betty and Barney Hill, mythomemes, Spider-Man, Alice in Wonderland

Rodman Edward Serling, or Remember the Twilight Zone Where...? — 2 comments

onewithclay wrote 2 weeks ago: A popular conversation-opener at Unit VI Elementary in the mid-60s was “Remember the Twilight … more →

Tags: Gary Bowers, Art, Poetry, Drawing, Acrostic, calligraphy, Illustration, censorship, Rod Serling

Retrospeculative View:1953

db johnston wrote 3 weeks ago: Some of the short stories published in 1953: The Nine Billion Names of God, by Arthur C. Clarke It’s … more →

Tags: Retrospeculative Views, Foundation And Empire by Isaac Asimov, Fahrenheit 451, The War of the Worlds movie 1953, the best speculative fiction of 1953, Hugo Award 1954, The Space Merchants by Frederick Pohl and C.M. Kornblut, Second Foundation by Isaac Asimov, Childhood's End by Arthur C. Clarke

The international forecaster

perceptionator wrote 3 weeks ago: Here is an interesting article by the international forecaster. By Bob Rinear A couple days back … more →

Tags: electric vehicle, Economy, Future, Economic Trends, true renewable energy, Power

On video--Willis & Gordon-Levitt sci-fi time trip "Looper" worth a second look

borgeditor wrote 3 weeks ago: If you happened to miss last year’s theatrical release of the sci-fi crime thriller Looper, yo … more →

Tags: Sci-Fi, Movies, Bruce Willis, Donnie Darko, The Adjustment Bureau, Emily Blunt, its a Good Life, The Muppets, Joseph Gordon-Levitt

Is Rod Serling as Frustrated as Me? — 3 comments

Rick wrote 4 weeks ago: Why are builders called contractors? Their job involves construction, not contraction. It seems to m … more →

Tags: Rambling Ruminations, Television, Movies, Stupid Stuff, John Wayne, fort apache, John Ford, henry fonda, B. B. King

The Twilight Zone: The Obsolete Man Burgess Meredith

Patriot of the Republic - Mike Fulmer wrote 4 weeks ago: You walk into this room at your own risk. Because it leads to the future. Not a future of what will … more →

Tags: The Obsolete Man, Burgess Meredith