You unlock this door with the key of imagination.

Beyond it is another dimension, a dimension of sound,

a dimension of sight, a dimension of mind.

You're moving into a land of both shadow and substance of things and ideas.

You've just crossed over into the Twilight Zone.

Last time on the Twilight Zone podcast, I had my say on the Twilight Zone that wasn't a Twilight Zone. But now it's time for you

to have your say on an occurrence at Al Creek Bridge. So, as usual, the first thing we'll do

is head over to the After Hours Club to see what the patrons there thought of it.

Okay, so quite a divided result on this one.

8% said it was a bottom tier Twilight Zone,

54% said it was a middle tier,

and 38% said it was a top tier.

So still leaning more towards the positive, so that's good.

And a few people chimed in with thoughts.

John Hayes says, it's not Twilight Zone.

I'd be very interested in hearing how it came about that they even heard on the show,

but I cannot place a show not shot by TZ as anything but bottom tier.

Thank you, John.

Emma says, middle tier.

I enjoyed the powerful closing message about the absurdity of war, as well as the artistic way this was filmed.

The music and general composition were quite researched, making this a quality outing.

I was genuinely captivated wanting to see where this was all going.

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