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The Twilight Zone: The Elevator / To See the Invisible Man / Tooth and Consequences

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Aired:	January 31, 1986
Network:	CBS
Length:	60 Minutes
Starring:	Charles Aidman as Narrator
Segments:	The Elevator To See the Invisible Man Tooth and Consequences

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The Elevator

Director(s):

Ralph L. Thomas

Writer(s):

Ray Bradbury

Guest Starring:

Stephen Geoffreys as Will
Robert Prescott as Roger
Douglas Emerson as Young Roger
Brandon Bluhm as Young Will

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A pair of brothers search for their missing father inside of an old abandoned factory in which their father was conducting strange science experiments. \| Submitted By: Tom G
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To See the Invisible Man

Director(s):

Noel Black

Writer(s):

Steven Barnes

Story By:

Robert Silverberg

Guest Starring:

Cotter Smith as Mitchell Chaplin
Karlene Crockett as Invisible Woman
Mary-Robin Redd as Margaret
Peter Hobbs as Bennett Gershe
Bonnie Campbell-Britton as Woman
Jack Gallagher as Comic
Kenneth Danziger as Maitre d'
Richard Jamison as Guard #1
Chris McCarty as Businessman
Dean Fortunato as Tough
Steve Peterson as Server
Terri Lynn Wood as The Crying Girl
Whit Hertford as Boy

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An unfriendly man is sentenced to being completely ignored by everyone in his society for a year. \| Submitted By: Tom G
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Tooth and Consequences

Director(s):

Robert Downey Sr.

Writer(s):

Haskell Barkin

Guest Starring:

David Birney as Doctor Myron Mandel
Kenneth Mars as Tooth Fairy
Oliver Clark as Doctor Walter Pinkham
Teresa Ganzel as Lydia Bixby
Peggy Pope as Mrs. Schulman
Mina Kolb as Mrs. Taylor
William Utay as Eating Hobo
Martin Azarow as Man
Jane Ralston as Receptionist
Ermal Williamson as Mr. Frank
Mitzi McCall as Middle Aged Woman
Nat Bernstein as Hobo
Jack Lindine as Hobo #2
Ron Ross as Hobo #3

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A suicidal dentist is granted a wish by the tooth fairy. \| Submitted By: Tom G
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The Twilight Zone - Season 1 (1985 - 1986)
The Twilight Zone - Seasons 2 & 3 (1986 - 1988)

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For syndication purposes, the segments of this episode were separated from each other. The Elevator, written by Ray Bradbury, was paired with another segment based on a Bradbury story titled The Burning Man. To See the Invisible Man was given its own half-hour episode. Tooth and Consequences was attached to the segment Wish Bank to form another syndication episode. Source: \| Submitted By: Tom G
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