You're traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound, but of mind, a journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination.

Your next stop, the Twilight's own episode, Dust.

Old MacDonald had a curve on the Kraft Television Theatre became the Mighty Casey.

Just two examples of episodes of other shows that became episodes of The Twilight Zone.

As we've seen, Rod Sailing was never one to let an unused idea go to waste,

or an idea that hadn't quite reached

its full potential. But those are two examples of episodes of other shows that became

Twilight Zone's. Tonight, we'll examine when an episode of the Twilight Zone became another episode of the Twilight Zone.

Now when the subject of remaking films comes up in online conversation,

one of the comments that will often crop up is,

why do they always remake the classics? Why don't they remake the bad things?

Well, depending on your point of view, you could say that tonight's Twilight Zone does just that.

If you've ever watched the season one episode, Mr. Beavis, then tonight's episode will seem very familiar.

So we'll examine that further as we go along, but before then, why don't we meet the young lady whose story we're going to follow tonight, and the angel whose job it will be, to guide here?

Small message of reassurance to that horizontal young lady. Don't despair.

Help is en route.

It's coming in an odd form from a very distant place, but it's nonetheless coming.

The You send for me, Keith?

Apprentice Angel Cavender, it has come to our attention that you are the only angel of your class, not to have won your wings.

It has further come to our attention that you are a clod.

Before reclassifying you, we're going to give you one more chance.

Nice looking girl, Chief.

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