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Regretfully, Paul realizes he really can't change the future by altering the past. After returning from July 1881, Harvey asks him, "Where do you go now?" *"HERE. Here in the 20th Century, where I belong.* *That's what I've learned, Harvey. To leave the yesterdays alone. Do something.....do something about the tomorrows.* *They're the ones that count. The tomorrows.* *TOMORROWS.* *God, let there BE tomorrows................."*

Watch the episode "He's Alive" and watch the trump playbook unfold.

May 7, 2024 And the nuclear warmongering is worse than ever.

Not only is the speech great, but the delivery by both characters is superb. Pure class.

Nice speech, now go watch Carl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot!

Very relevant in 2024. Very sad how little we have evolved

Monkey see monkey do...

Man, what a terrible actor. It's like he's reading his lines straight from a piece of paper.

Insects next species to rule this planet. Read Arthur.C.Clarke’s short story;”The Master.”

And it has gotten worse 😱

This whole episode was filled with wonderful speeches . The scene in the dining room where he blasts the other man who wants to plant the flag deep and high is also incredible.

harvey should have refused to send him back. If he actually managed to change *anything* that would make harvey's reality cease to exist - by sending him back harvey was signing his own death warrant. Never help a time traveller unless they let you into the machine with them

Feb 21, 2024. Still the same.

What's the name of this episode?

Rod Sterling was a war veteran he knew firsthand how horrible and destructive war is.

"We live in s septic tank. a cess pit" As opposed to the 19th century, when British MPs had to close Parliament because the smell of sewage from the Thames was too awful & they were all gagging & vomiting from it, when Cholera outbreaks came from people chucking baby nappies (diapers) in or too near the water supply)? Or was the 18th century a halcyon age of enlightenment? When ordinary people went around spouting poetry, no wars, drunkenness or fighting back then! No sirree

*#2023*

Perfect proof that as long as you frame political statements in the guise of sci fi, you can get away with it

It is really quite refreshing to question things that really are perplexing yet realistically possible to grasp within our own thinking to make us ponder on such trivial yet real harsh realities brought onto us by our own doing. What really gets to me is how this describes the state in which humanity struggles to sustain its own existence by separating itself through ideals, power struggle, differences, points of view, so on and so forth. Whatever the case may be it is a continuing struggle between us all that we face on a daily basis in the reality we share among each other

Rod Serling was a great teacher to me from childhood. A moral element in his character , he understood the importance of mutual respect between cultures of people and the dignity of human freedom. A visionary, he saw the higher capabilities of humanity while having a deep understanding of our frailties. For this , it has made him a very strong influence in my life😊

Jeeze, what happened to Fred Derry here? We all thought he was headed for so much happiness when he married Peggy Stevenson and decided to remain in Boon City. Guess it wasn't just the war that took all the life out of him.

This 3-minute dialogue had more substance than most 3-hour movies made this year.

Whether it's the 20th century, or the 21st. The man is right. We as a planet, are falling backwards into the cesspool.

People might have thought he was promoting communism...Some might think this character is explaining the theory of dialectical materialism.

Replace 20th Century with 21st Century, and then the speech will be right on.

His words are as true today, if not truer, than ever. It's too bad that more people don't watch these episodes today. There is much to be learned from them.

Now that I think about it. Every generation must have sucked for the older person thinking of the past as better. Do more things change to more they stay the same.

(in Rod Serling voice) -- In a large empty room, situated on a 20-foot high riser platform, lies the control center of a nuclear weapons installation. Beneath it is a shorter and smaller spotlit platform and two diagonally opposed strings of ornamental lights suspended between the two platforms, for the purpose of exchanging profound rhetorical dialog concerning the self destructive nature and existential fate of humankind in the 20th century nuclear age. Jacket and tie attire are requested ... in The Twilight Zone.

On top of all that they're MONKEYS 🐒 on this earth 🌎 that think 🤔 they're better than other MONKEYS 🐒 on this earth 🌎 go figure

Which episode of The Twilight Zone is this, I may just have to spend the $50 to buy the complete series on DVD at Walmart, all five seasons just to see this episode, not to mention the four episodes with Burgess Meredith AKA The Penguin in the classic 1966 Batman series, he was such a good actor.

The 21st Century is no better and far worse.

Oh, you sweet summer child...

Humans have been this for thousands of years but now technology accentuates our selfishness , stupidity and flaws

Spoiler: he didn't find happiness and peace in the past either

Rod Serling wrote some of the most creative and intelligent dialog.

Could any 2022 upright ape utter such logic off the top of its noggin?

gibberish from a Jesus hating ignoramus ... not a great speech ..just part of the beginning of the end..Love God, He loves you..He suffered died and was buried for your sins, He rose again in fulfillment of the scriptures..believe in Him..99.9999999999% of science is wrong ..

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sipapoopoo

For the love of self excludes the other 🎈

Wow the elite stir up crap all over the world and blame it on humanity to control him.

Children of yesterday, heirs of tomorrow, What are you weaving? labor and sorrow? Look to your loom again, faster and faster Fly the great shuttles prepared by the Master. There’s life in the loom! Room for it, room!

Was my favourite program in England. Wish something could compare to the twilight zone today.

Of course he is...He's a white older male 🤷‍♂️ **spoken by a hermit older white male who thought the younger guy has very valid contemporary thoughts** 🤷‍♂️🤔🤷‍♂️

His speech i can relate to because it’s EXACTLY how i think about people and current civilization. :)

1:16 - been saying this for years. Same as it ever was.

And the beginning of the 21st century is even worse, with horrors like the first American president who started an insurrection against his own country, a Russian president threatening nuclear war because he can't just annex another country's land simply because he wants to, and Muslim men using the Koran as an excuse to imprison and abuse their women, and so much more. God help us! Will man survive to see the 22nd century?

People call the newest Twilight Zone "woke" even though this show has done so since the beginning

Exquisite writing.