The Twilight Zone1959

Adam Grant:
Well, Jiggs, don't you think that all of this is just a little bit too much the way it should be?

Jiggs:
I don't get you.

Adam Grant:
Well, I mean it's so pat. I got tried and sentenced the same day. It doesn't work like that! But you see, that's the way that I saw it in my mind, and so that's the way it is! Or you take this place here, you and Coley and his harmonica, or Phillips and his mother.

[laughs]

Adam Grant:
It's like a movie. Real death houses aren't like that, but you see I've never been in a real death house, so that's - that's my impression of it!

Jiggs:
Oh, man, you're really clipped. I don't know what you're talking about.

Carol Ritchie:
[in the Ritchies' home] Well, the Brothers Grimm, as I live.

Henry Ritchie:
What're you doing up?

Carol Ritchie:
I'm not up. I'm down. Just like you and your funny friend here. Have they...?

Paul Carson:
Fifteen more minutes. That's another thing. Why does this always happen around midnight?

Henry Ritchie:
Because that's when it happens!

Paul Carson:
Yeah, but why?

Henry Ritchie:
You tell me why!

Paul Carson:
According to Grant, he doesn't know anything about these matters except what he sees in the movies, and in the movies it always happens at midnight.

Henry Ritchie:
Because movies are technically accurate.

Paul Carson:
Yeah, that's strange, too, when you come to think of it.