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 on.

In the same way that superheroes

these days.

There was a time when the Western was king.

So let's imagine if that forever in development Twilight Zone movie or TV show actually does

get made and gets off the ground today and they did a Twilight's own riff on the superhero movie.

Then imagine that they cast Henry Cavill and Robert Downey Jr. as two of the main players

and then filled the rest of the cast with other familiar faces from superhero movies like

Samuel L Jackson or Scarlett Johansson.

Now I'm not sure that analogy completely works because in the days of the Twilight Zone,

everybody had probably been in a Western in some capacity or other.

And the stars in this episode that we're going to be

discussing tonight in some cases had their most famous Westerns ahead of them rather than

being at the top of that genre just yet but by the end of this I think you'll get my drift

the episode that we'll be discussing tonight boasts two giant of the But by the end of this, I think you'll get my drift.

The episode that we'll be discussing tonight boasts two giant of the Western, Lee Marvin

and Lee Van Cleef, and several Western supporting regulars like Struther Martin, James Best

and William Chilly.

We have seen Westerns before in the Twilight Zone,

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