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Me as well, one of my favourite episodes. Have the series on dvd, always a delight to dip into it.

This is one of my favorite episodes. I liked Doc reading from the actual short story. I never knew the backstory on Corey. You guys make it a fun ride. I told my grandson to listen to The Classic Couch.

Bill you made my childhood better than what life is now. Happy Birthday. Miss you

I like how you highlight the actors and talk about the other things they have been in. The recasting is a unique take. Ted Danson who may be a bit old for the part would be an interesting Fate.

I watched the Twilight Zone when I was a little girl with my dad. I dont care for much of anything on TV anymore. Buck and Doc are entertaining. The little one liners made me smile, this was an enjoyable hour.

Had my share of very mediocre beers there in the 80s.

How about Doc going in the field for work. Did he have his blazer on in the snow..haha kidding.

Youre welcome

Good stuff guys watched a few so far.

my cousin grew up in Hollywood and said he was the lifeguard at the Roosevelt Hotel when she was a kid.

That was excellent! Are you doing more? Loved it.

You both were really funny, boy Doc did not like this one huh! And The Benny Hill music cracks me up when Buck was talking. Best one yet.

I watched the episode last night before watching Buck and Doc. Even after all the previous times I've seen it, I heard something new: the sign of a great piece of art. Frank Overton's casting was perfect. Looks a bit like Gig, has a terrific voice for a monologue. I enjoyed Buck mentioning Peggy Sue Got Married. Underappreciated film. 👍

People usually ask "Why didn't Walter just walk out of prison? He couldn't be harmed." My own personal reason is he just didn't think of it. His soul was gone. That's why he didn't derive any excitement from the things he did. He didn't care that his own wife had died right in front of his eyes. And he didn't have the imagination to just walk out of prison. And besides, they could overpower him and chain him up. He was indestructible, not Superman.

ive literally NEVER seen that episode

Why are you narrating ? 🤥

Walter was wild for not even changing clothes before the next scam 😂😂😂😂😂

I JUST rewatched this episode. It’s such a comfort watch!

I am an old man and remember watching Twilight Zone as a kid. I like the humor that you both have. I can-tell you are having fun doing it. Unique I like keep it up.

My actual favorite of all the episodes. Saw it when I was young like Opie. Saw it later in my middle years and then again in my golden years. Makes me see my life in that perspective. Look ahead!

This episode always gets me crying 😭 something about the message and acting combined with the score that never fails to make me cry like a baby. Definitely my go to episode when I need to be reminded not to turn to my past as an escape from my present.

What bs.

Walking Distance is one of the best episodes in the series. Not my personal favorite, but a top ten. You guys are unique in your coverage. Dang how much does the Doc love Hitchock? And yes Buck I would love a show on Gig Young he had so many demons, but a hell of an actor.

Doc knows his stuff, Buck keeps things loose. Sorry I could not stay for the entire show, but I watched the replay this morning. I like where you are going with this, what happens was an original idea, and the re-casting is kind of fun. Can't wait for the next 5.

Me and my girlfriend picked same exact actors from episode 3! That’s interesting! Matt as Denton & we picked Steve for the traveling peddler. Must be something we all see that stands out. Christian Bale is perfect for Shadow Play! A season 2 episode you’ll get to.

A timeless classic amazing

That was cool, thanks Doc.

I like your your setup. Very informative and funny.

Soda fountain, not shop, was the preferred nomenclature of the time.

You guys are on a roll. Buck is the man! Yes Ricky Gervais would be perfect, I like your humor. Thanks, as always for the fun facts Doc, you pull a few out that I did not even know!

The little girl who asks Santa for “a job for my father” later wrote a memoir. She said that at her line, Carney burst into tears, and they had to do the scene again when he recovered.

Cool concept guys. I like comfortable feel of the show. Aaron Paul would be a good Denton I think, I like maybe Kiefer Sutherland as Fate.

You guys are good at this. I like your format..Who are the Actors, what have they been in. ? Who would you like playing it today.... I like DW.Sweeney as Corwin. And Dundee would be the guy who played Al Bundy. Love it

Fun stuff fellas. A new take on a 60 year old show. You guys have a unique perspective. Hope you do more.

You guys have a very unique way to go over the episode. I tend to agree with Doc, the older you get the more each episode hits differently. I didn't care for this one as a kid, however now I can appreciate it. I like the humor.

Unique take on a classic show. Good Luck guys. Can't wait for the next one.

Great indepth information on this episode. This one, I think, hits different the more you watch it and the older you become. Yes, Robert Duvall is still alive 😂

This was entertaining and educational.

Refreshing

miss these group discussions from the Triple clowns. got me through covid period! hope all is well.

What happened to you guys? I have not played Delaware Park sinse you stopped covering it. Y'all were the peoples voice. Hope all is well.

This is great stuff guys...need more of it.

Just watched all of your time machines. For young guys you know your stuff. The sport has changed too much for me. Hope to see you do more in the future.

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Watching all of your 12 Match Races of Christmas this one is really good.

Slew turned out to be a top-class Chef de race stallion.

Secretariat set a record in belmont that stands to this day. Man o war ran in two of the triple crown races he missed one them & think it was kentucky derby.

Great breakdown, This brought me back. Was there at Belmont

Circa 1982 at Golden Gate Fields in a seven horse field there was a four horse entry with a hundred thousand show bet the other three horses finished first second and third Sam Spear had a results show and called the guy who show bet the entry a bridge jumper

I believe secretariat had an abscess under his lip, so that whenever he was pulled or he was told to change lanes or leads whatever he was in pain and he did not do it. It’s not for that and says he would’ve won the wood memorial.