A Stop At Willoughby - Rod Serling Reviews
Newest Review: ... dozing off on the train while commuting home. Whenever this happens though he has a very strange recurring experience/dream ... more
... that defies explanation but nonetheless seems very real.
Each time that he falls asleep the train is transformed into a very old-fashioned one from another era and about to pull into a bucolic, idyllic sleepy town called Willoughby that seems like something out of the 1880s. A place where everyone seems to know Williams and greets him with a smile. "It was summer, very warm. Kids were barefooted. One of them had a fishing pole. It all looked like a Currier and Ives painting. Bandstand, bicycles, wagons. I...more
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A Stop At Willoughby - Rod Serling: A Memory Of Light (1071 words)by - written on 18/01/13 (Very useful, 93 readings)
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"This is Gart Williams, a man protected by a suit of armour all held together by one bolt. Just a moment ago, someone removed the bolt, and Mr Williams's protection fell away from him and left him a naked target. He's been cannonaded this afternoon by all the enemies of his life. His insecurity has shelled him, his sensitivity has straddled him with humiliation, his deep-rooted disquiet about his own worth has zeroed in on him, landed on target, and blown him apart. Mr Gart Williams, ad agency exec, who in just a moment will move into the Twilight Zone, in a desperate search for survival." A Stop at Willoughby is a radio drama adapted from a 1960 Twilight Zone . Read the complete review
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