So what are you saying that we're wrong? Oh, everybody's wrong but you. You know, this is like that

twilight zone where the guy wakes up and he's the same and everybody else is different. Which one?

They were all like that. 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 Zone will drop an element of the unexplained into the life of a person like a pebble into a pond.

Then we the audience will sit back and watch the ripples.

So that element of the unexplained can be an item like a most unusual camera or a kind of stopwatch.

But sometimes it's a person gaining an ability,

like the immortality of Walter Bedeker in escape clause,

or Hectorpool gaining the ability to read minds, in a penny for your thoughts.

But what if the Twilight Zone was to take something away instead?

Something that we take for granted to such a massive degree

that we don't even think about it as something that could be taken away.

And that's exactly what happens when we meet tonight's

traveler in the fifth dimension, David Gernie, who wakes up after a night on the

town to find that his wife doesn't recognize him. What's the matter with you? Are you sick

or something? Who are you? What? Who are you?

What are you doing in my bedroom?

You mean this isn't the YMCA?

Honey, will you knock it off?

I'm late.

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