Wow that’s great.

Thanks for this. I tracked it down on Youtube if anyone else (like me) wants to share it:

Wow Excellent!

Goddamn, I love Rod Serling. He was an excellent writer.

One of the best Twilight Zone episodes

I really wish someone would hack a large screen or projector at one of his rallies and run that whole episode.

Very on point.

That was my first thought. And her husband has good taste and class, in addition to the billions.

She’s married to an actual billionaire, which much sting Donnie Deadbeat.

I visited the home in Florida many years ago.

I feel like we knew about al Capone, syphillis and spaghetti diet a long time ago.

Rickets would be a risk also. Met a baby with that, years ago. His legs would never develop ordinary strength or shape.

Are we related?

I was thinking while watching the documentary the other night that if I was a suspect in a murder of someone close to me, I’d be roasted by the press and assumed guilty. :( My mom has even gotten all pissy with me for not having the “right” reaction to death. I honestly don’t know what I do “wrong”, but apparently I…

I found it strange at first, but then again she had no access to her clothes and she probably didn’t know what to do with her time/how to cope.

I also found her way of speaking and general behaviour weird. I think she’s just a bit of a weirdo. I also wouldn’t be surprised if there was indeed some sort of script or list of talking points for the documentary interviews. She definitely knew what she was going to say.

I give a pass on the lingerie shopping thing because her house was a crime scene and she probably needed clothes. And I think the salespeople may have been exaggerating about them joking about the hot sex they would be having, it puts them more in the story.

Of all the sad things about this case, I think the lack of thought toward the Meredith Kercher, the victim in this whole thing, might be the saddest. I mean, Amanda Knox was certainly a victim of a different sort, but Meredith Kercher lost her life, and that’s so often glossed over in this circus of a case.

Yeah it was WEIRD. Especially since Amanda is clearly gulping about the crazy shit she’s sitting in the middle of. And when you consider how much of her case was built around, “But her ACTIONS were all WEIRD after, so: murderer!” that phone call only makes matters worse. Even though she was not really the flippant…

Brett: Hitler, honey, how’s it going?!