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.

That's the signpost up ahead.

Your next stop?

The Twilight Zone.

Life. The Twilight Zone Last time on the Twilight Zone podcast, we talked about the episode, a traveler.

Maybe one that took a little bit more unpacking than the previous episodes was certainly some things to chew over and see what we thought about those but now it's time to see what you think so let's get going with

your thoughts about a traveler.

Of the four episodes, this was the first episode where after me and my wife finished watching it, we had no

idea what they were trying to say about the episode. We were confused and unsure what the point

of the story was. As Christians, though, our ears certainly perked up when Yuka's brother starts off with his monologue in the back of the car and says,

They want me to live my life off of three wise guys who followed a star to find some magic kid,

and that's supposed to be more spiritual than our ancestors dancing on the northern lights while they watch down on us.

Quall-Nock Christmas makes me feel like such a loser.

And then in response to a Christmas carol on the radio, he says, ah, F. Santa Claus.

Then you followed up with the opening dialogue.

Meet Yuka, a woman with a knack for detecting the most subtle of mistruths.

On this night, a night of the most powerful of myths, that skill will be tested like never before.

She's about to learn the truth can take many different forms depending on how you look at it.

And then the closing narration, the most dangerous of lives comes in the form of beautifully wrapped gifts.

On this evening, Sergeant Yucca discovered there's no difference between myth and mistruth.

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