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Rod Serling:
The name is Grady, five feet short in stockings and boots, a slightly distorted offshoot of a good breed of humans who race horses. He happens to be one of the rotten apples, bruised and yellowed by dealing in dirt, a short man with a short memory who's forgotten that he's worked for the sport of kings and helped turn it into a cesspool, used and misused by the two-legged animals who've hung around sporting events since the days of the Coliseum. So this is Grady, on his last night as a jockey. Behind him are Hialeah, Hollywood Park and Saratoga. Rounding the far turn and coming up fast on the rail - is the Twilight Zone.

– The Twilight Zone, Season 5  Show Quote

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Rod Serling:
The name is Grady, ten feet tall, a slightly distorted offshoot of a good breed of humans who race horses. Unfortunately for Mr. Grady, he learned too late that you don't measure size with a ruler, you don't figure height with a yardstick, and you never judge a man by how tall he looks in a mirror. The giant is as he does. You can make a parimutuel bet on this, win, place, or show, in or out of the Twilight Zone.

– The Twilight Zone, Season 5  Show Quote

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Rod Serling:
Talky Tina, the doll that does everything. A lifelike creation of plastic and springs and painted smile. To Erich Streator, she is the most unwelcome addition to his household—but without her, he'd never enter the Twilight Zone.

– The Twilight Zone, Season 5  Show Quote

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Rod Serling:
What you're looking at is a legacy that man left to himself. A decade previous, he pushed his buttons and, a nightmarish moment later, woke up to find that he had set the clock back a thousand years. His engines, his medicines, his science were buried in a mass tomb, covered over by the biggest gravedigger of them all: a Bomb. And this is the Earth ten years later, a fragment of what was once a whole, a remnant of what was once a race. The year is 1974, and this is the Twilight Zone.

– The Twilight Zone, Season 5  Show Quote

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Rod Serling:
Mr. Goldsmith, survivor, an eye witness to man's imperfection, an observer of the very human trait of greed, and a chronicler of the last chapter - the one reading 'suicide.' Not a prediction of what is to be, just a projection of what could be. This has been the Twilight Zone.

– The Twilight Zone, Season 5  Show Quote

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Rod Serling:
Dramatis personae: Mr. Simon Polk, a gentleman who has lived out his life in a gleeful rage. And the young lady who's just beat the hasty retreat is Mr. Polk's niece, Barbara. She's lived her life as if during each ensuing hour, she had a dentist appointment. There's yet a third member of the company soon to be seen. He now resides in the laboratory and he is the kind of character to be found only in the Twilight Zone.

– The Twilight Zone, Season 5  Show Quote

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Rod Serling:
Dramatis personae: a metal man, who will go by the name of Simon, whose life as well as his body has been stamped out for him; and the woman who tends to him, the lady Barbara, who's discovered belatedly that all bad things don't come to an end, and that once a bed is made, it's quite necessary that you sleep in it. Tonight's uncomfortable little exercise in avarice and automatons - from the Twilight Zone.

– The Twilight Zone, Season 5  Show Quote

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Rod Serling:
One Colonel Cook, a traveler in space. He's landed on a remote planet several million miles from his point of departure. He can make an inventory of his plight by just one 360-degree movement of head and eyes. Colonel Cook has been set adrift in an ocean of space in a metal lifeboat that has been scorched and destroyed and will never fly again. He survived the crash but his ordeal is yet to begin. Now he must give battle to loneliness. Now Colonel Cook must meet the unknown. It's a small planet set deep in space. But for Colonel Cook, it's the Twilight Zone.

– The Twilight Zone, Season 5  Show Quote

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Rod Serling:
Do you know these people? Names familiar, are they? They lived a long time ago. Perhaps they're part fable, perhaps they're part fantasy. And perhaps the place they're walking to now is not really called 'Eden.' We offer it only as a presumption. This has been the Twilight Zone.

– The Twilight Zone, Season 5  Show Quote

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Rod Serling:
June 25, 1964 - or, if you prefer, June 25, 1876. The cast of characters in order of their appearance: a patrol of General Custer's cavalry and a patrol of National Guardsmen on a maneuver. Past and present are about to collide head-on, as they are wont to do in a very special bivouac area known as... the Twilight Zone.

– The Twilight Zone, Season 5  Show Quote

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Rod Serling:
Sergeant William Connors, Trooper Michael McCluskey, and Trooper Richard Langsford, who, on a hot afternoon in June, made a charge over a hill — and never returned. Look for this one under 'P' for phantom, in a historical ledger located in a reading room known as the Twilight Zone.

– The Twilight Zone, Season 5  Show Quote

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Rod Serling:
Picture of an aging man who leads his life, as Thoreau said, 'in a quiet desperation.' Because Harmon Gordon is enslaved by a love affair with a wife forty years his junior. Because of this, he runs when he should walk. He surrenders when simple pride dictates a stand. He pines away for the lost morning of his life when he should be enjoying the evening. In short, Mr. Harmon Gordon seeks a fountain of youth, and who's to say he won't find it? This happens to be the Twilight Zone.

– The Twilight Zone, Season 5  Show Quote

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We Only See Each Other at Weddings and Funerals: Terminaut Titus in response to Terminaut Cornecius' observation in lack of concern in the citizens about the Terminaut's arrival in the carnival.

– The Umbrella Academy  Show Quote

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the Day the Eiffel Tower Went Berserk: Title of book written by Vanya

– The Umbrella Academy  Show Quote

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the Day the Eiffel Tower Went Berserk: This is the end of the first part of the Umbrella Academy adventure: Apocalypse Suite. There are five more chapters to the series, with twenty-two pages. There are seven members of the Umbrella Academy, and seventy-two names on the Eiffel Tower. Thre is no connection between these numbers. Ending note from Gerard Way on the Apocalypse Series

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the Day the Eiffel Tower Went Berserk: Ending note from Gerard Way on the Apocalypse Series

– The Umbrella Academy  Show Quote

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We Only See Each Other at Weddings and Funerals: The Umbrella Academy Featuring the Mortal Remains of Sir Reginald Hargreeves A.K.A. The Monocle in: We Only See Each Other at Weddings and Funerals Being Part Two of Six in the Story: Apocalypse Suite

– The Umbrella Academy  Show Quote

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We Only See Each Other at Weddings and Funerals: Everything I own is black." 00.04 (The Séance)

– The Umbrella Academy  Show Quote

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We Only See Each Other at Weddings and Funerals: 00.04 (The Séance)

– The Umbrella Academy  Show Quote

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We Only See Each Other at Weddings and Funerals: CALAMITY_! Terminaut Titus in response to Terminaut Cornecius' observation in lack of concern in the citizens about the Terminaut's arrival in the carnival.

– The Umbrella Academy  Show Quote

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We Only See Each Other at Weddings and Funerals: In closing, I'd like to point out that I never desired to break the children. I merely sought to foster their potential--which was unfortunately never that vast. Sir Reginald Hargreeves, during his acceptance speech at the National Thallium Awards.

– The Umbrella Academy  Show Quote

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We Only See Each Other at Weddings and Funerals: 00.05, attempting to stop Spaceboy's and the Kracken's fighting.

– The Umbrella Academy  Show Quote

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We Only See Each Other at Weddings and Funerals: Maybe I haven't made myself clear-- What I learned in the future-- The world was destroyed just three days after Hargreeve's death! Time is running out. 00.05, attempting to stop Spaceboy's and the Kracken's fighting.

– The Umbrella Academy  Show Quote

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Issue 2:
We Only See Each Other at Weddings and Funerals: Sir Reginald Hargreeves, during his acceptance speech at the National Thallium Awards.

– The Umbrella Academy  Show Quote

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