Stopover in a Quiet Town
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“Stopover in a Quiet Town” is an episode of the American television anthology series The Twilight Zone.
[edit] Details
- Episode number: 150
- Season: 5
- Production code: 2611
- Original air date: April 24, 1964
- Writer: Earl Hamner, Jr.
- Director: Ron Winston
- Producer: Bert Granet
- Director of photography: Robert W. Pittack
- Music: uncredited
[edit] Cast
- Bob Frazier: Barry Nelson
- Millie Frazier: Nancy Malone
[edit] Synopsis
Two young adults wake up in an unfamiliar house, remembering only that they had both drank too much at a party the night before, and that on the way home, a large shadow had appeared over their car.
They soon discover that the house is mostly props—the cabinetry is merely glued-on facing; the refrigerator is filled with plastic food. Outside, the town is deserted. They find a stuffed squirrel in a fake tree, search for help in a vacant church, and discover that the grass is flammable. Desperate to escape, they hop a train, only to find that the train departs and arrives from the same station.
They eventually discover that they have been abducted by a giant alien father, who has chosen them as toys for his daughter's dollhouse neighborhood.
[edit] Trivia
The bulletin board in front of the church says that the sermon will be given by Rev. Kosh Gleason. Keogh Gleason was a set decorator at MGM for many years, and worked on The Twilight Zone.
Kosh is the name of the alien ambassador in Babylon 5, a television series created by J. Michael Straczynski, who also wrote for episodes of The New Twilight Zone