Monday, July 09, 2012

The Cult-TV Faces of: The Telephone

Identified by Jose: Constance Ford in Alfred Hitchcock Presents: "The Creeper."

Identified by Brian: The Twilight Zone: "Long Distance Call."

Identified by Brian: The Twilight Zone: Telly Savalas in "Living Doll."

Identified by Brian: The Twilight Zone: "Night Call."

Identified by Brian: The Twilight Zone: "Ring a Ding Girl."

Identified by Brian: Get Smart.

Identified by Brian: Batman

Identified by Brian: The Prisoner: "Arrival"

9

Identified by Jose: Jean Marsh in Tales from the Darskide: "Answer Me."

Identified by Brian: Star Trek: The Next Generation: "The Royale."

12

Identified by Brian: The X-Files: "A Christmas Carol"
                   
Identified by Brian: MST3K: "Once Upon a Honeymoon."


15

Identified by Chris G.: Lost: "Pilot (Part I)," featuring Boone (Ian Somerhalder).

Identified by Todd: Supernatural: "Long Distance Call."

12 comments:

  1. I'll say that 1. - 5. are The Twilight Zone,
    even though I'm unsure about a couple of them.
    6. Get Smart
    7. Batman
    8. The Prisoner

    11. ST:TNG

    13. X-Files
    14. MST3K

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    1. Hi Brian!

      Well done on many of these, sir! Good job on identifications. #1 is not Twilight Zone however, though it certainly looks like it could be. Otherwise, great job and on the money!

      best,
      John

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  2. Chris G10:08 AM

    #16 is Lost.

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    1. Hi Chris G.,

      Yes, that's Lost, from the pilot, part 1, with Boone checking for cell phone reception on the beach. Well-done!

      best,
      John

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  3. Wow, I thought for sure #1 was the Twilight Zone episode where the uncle makes the Robot and the niece has to care for it (I forget the title). I have no clue on the others...

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    1. Chadillac:

      Boy, now that you mention it, that really does look like a clip from "Uncle Simon," on Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone. But I promise you, someone else "presented" this story...

      The confusion is that the same actress, Constance Ford, played a role on each series. (Which may give it away...)

      Keen eyes, my friend!

      best,
      John

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  4. Number 17 is from Supernatural. The CW logo in the corner helped narrow that one down.

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    1. Todd,

      Yes, that's from "Long Distance Call" on Supernatural. Well done, even if you had a tiny bit of assistance (but not much) from the CW logo...

      Great job!

      best,
      John

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  5. Hmm, would #1 be "The Creeper" episode from ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS and #10 "Sorry, Right Number" from TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE?

    And dangit, I feel like I should know what #9 is!

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    1. Hi Jose,

      Perfect! #1 is indeed from Alfred Hitchcock Presents "The Creeper." The actress is Constance Ford! Well-done.

      And #10 is from Tales from the Darkside, but from the episode "Answer Me." Again, that's great!!!!

      I did cover #9 not too long ago here on the blog for some cult tv blogging, if that helps...

      Great job, Jose!

      best,
      John

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    2. Hmm, "Bad Connection" from Circle of Fear?

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  6. Hi John.

    I've been offline for most of the month due to moving to a place of my own. I've now settled in and am back online and now playing catch up with your blog.

    I'm surprised some other Millennium geeks like myself haven't been able to say that number 12 is from the season one episode 588666 (KABOOM).

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