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Show me a legitimate list of greatest television where The Outer Limits appears and is higher than The Twilight Zone then. Oh wait...you can't. I can show LordDalek my list. The Outer Limits has always been my favorite TV series since I first saw it in 1980. 1. The Outer Limits 2. Danger Man 3. Doctor Who 4. Star Trek 5. Thriller 6. Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea See that? The Twilight Zone ranks below The Outer Limits - and it didn't even appear within my favorite half-dozen shows.
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As disappointing as the series generally is, there are some great episodes, and Obit, although typically overly artistically woolly, it is more current than it was back then, and that is very very horrifically bad news.Disco Stu appears to post in threads about The Outer Limits only to chat about how much he doesn't like it. One of the reasons why The Outer Limits is my favorite seems to be the very trait that Disco Stu criticizes: the 'arty' aspect. I love Ingmar Bergman films, too. Take that, genre-lovin' & art-hatin' Disco Stu.
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I'm not sure that anybody will be interested in this, though Frontiere's cues for "Stoney Burke" are lost, the original sketches that he composed are in storage at the University Of Wyoming.
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I'm not sure that anybody will be interested in this, though Frontiere's cues for "Stoney Burke" are lost, the original sketches that he composed are in storage at the University Of Wyoming. I think that means written scores. Regardless, I know they dont have any sessions audio recordings by Frontiere. Though the existence of the written scores would make an ideal recording by Tadlow.
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