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Twilight Zone: Sixteen Millimeter Shrine

October 23, 1959June 14, 2020 theLogBook

Twilight ZoneCBS airs the fourth episode of Rod Serling’s anthology series The Twilight Zone. Ida Lupino and Martin Balsam star in a script written by Serling.

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