Joe DeRosa

Rod Serling is the greatest, in my opinion, television writer.

Yeah, that's the one.

They did two with puppets, I mean.

oh yeah look at the other one up in the left corner yeah and then they did one that's the better of the two this one here that one's creepy as fuck Caesar and me that one yeah the dummy that's where he turns into the dummy at the end see the picture it's so creepy but then there's another one with a little girl where she gets a doll with Telly Savalas is her dad and he's a dick and the doll keeps telling Telly Savalas it's gonna kill him yeah there it is the living doll that's what it's called

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, it's great.

Did you ever see The Obsolete Man?

Did you ever see that episode?

Burgess Meredith.

Oh, is that the one where the glasses break at the end of it?

No, that's a matter, I think that's called A Matter of Time.

The obsolete man.

The obsolete man.

He's determined obsolete in a future dystopian society because he's a librarian.

And books have been banned.

And when you get determined obsolete, you get to choose your method of execution and that it be televised.

And then it goes from there.

And it is a fucking tour de force from Burgess Meredith, man.

Did you ever see a game of pool?