Day 5 of the Twilight Zone podcast Advent Calendar, and it's a question from Emma, who I believe is in London, another Twilight Zone fan over this side of the pond.

Welcome Emma, and she says the series features early roles for several future film stars.

Robert Redford, Charles Bronson, Vera Miles, Martin Landau, Robert DeValle, amongst others.

Which appearance did you most enjoy and why?

So, kind of link to our last question in a way, a flip

side of that. So I actually feel that my favorite in a lot of ways, it's so hard to choose,

but my favorite in a lot of ways is Dennis Hopper and he's alive because I think

there is a great combination of just youthful naivety which was very kind of fitting for the age

he was but he clearly had some chops about him.

He really nailed this thing of my life is broken in a lot of ways, so to try and solve

that, I'm latching onto the wrong thing.

He really had a great balance of that youthful naivety with the kind of evil that he

was letting invade himself if you like so Dennis Hopper and he's alive for me what about you

amy so it's also Dennis Hopper and he's alive that's why we we should coordinate these. It's just, it's just

undeniably an amazing performance. And like you say, at this point, he was, it was kind of pretty

unknown at this point. He was very young. And he's alive isn't even necessarily one of my

favourites. I mean, it's obviously a great episode, but in terms of ones that I would and he's alive isn't even necessarily one of my favorites.

I mean, it's obviously a great episode,

but in terms of ones that I would probably sit down and watch multiple times and get a lot of joy from, it's probably not high up there.

It's pretty heavy, but no, his performance is worth watching the episode just for that, frankly.

Because you're right. He does that,

the innocence, the naivity, the idea that he really, he wants to stand for something. He just

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