"Twilight Zone" Season One (Part II) Quiz

Answer: By looking into his men's faces, he can see who's going to die

Actor William Reynolds played the role of Fitzgerald. He was able to see a light in his crew's faces right before they died. Ironically, the last light he saw was in the mirror (on his own face).

Answer: Charlie (a human)

Panic strikes as a shadowy person walks up the block. Forgetting that Pete Van Horn had gone to check what was going on in the neighborhood, Charlie (one of the neighbors), grabs a shotgun and blows Van Horn away, claiming he thought it was the "monster". As soon as they see the alleged "monster", they all realize it's Van Horn, who was on his way back from his scouting mission (oops!).

Answer: Long Live Walter Jameson

Walter Jameson was a History professor had lived over two thousand years. He was about to marry young Susanna Kittridge, when her father (another professor) realized by looking at a Civil War picture, that Jameson was in fact immortal. Eventually, he gets shot by an ex-wife which ends his immortality.

Answer: An exhibit at the Martian zoo

The story was not an original Rod Serling story. He adapted it from another called "Story Beyond the Void". This is an excellent plot which ends with a plaque in front of the new human exhibit which reads "Earth creature in his native habitat".

Answer: Boxing

Boxer Bolie Jackson is at the end of his career when Henry (the little boy), makes a wish to turn defeat into victory. Henry warns the boxer that the only way these wishes work is if people truly believe in them. The boxer does not believe Henry causing everything to revert back to the way it was before the first wish, in which the boxer loses and remains an old "has been".

Answer: Hell

At first Rocky Valentine can't get enough of all these wishes coming true, but by the end of the episode he practically begs for it to end (brings to mind that wise saying "careful what you wish for" huh?).

Answer: An anti-potion also known as "glove cleaner"

The man buys the love potion for $1.00 and ends up paying $1000 for the "chaser" (which in reality was a poison). Unfortunately for him, he is unable to use the "chaser" when he realizes that the girl who is madly in love with him (the one he wants to get rid of) is now pregnant.

Answer: He chooses to go back and live

Gabe elaborates that his name is "short for Gabriel" (implying that he's an angel). The trumpet player (played by Jack Klugman) chooses life and awakes unharmed from the truck accident. He is able to buy back his "horn" with the money the truck driver gives him to stay quiet and continues to play on.

Answer: She was a mannequin

After discovering that the female salesclerk is a mannequin she sits to rest only to awake to find herself locked in the store. Little-by-little she discovers that all the mannequins are alive and that each of them take turns living with the humans for a month at a time.

By the end of the episode, she takes her spot and turns back into a mannequin like the rest of them. The next day the store manager has to look twice before dismissing the mannequin for what it is.

Answer: Baseball

"The Mighty Casey" was a robot or android that pitched for the "Hoboken Zephyrs" baseball team. He revitalized a down-and-out club as well as their manager. The "spin" occurs when Casey is asked to become more human with the help of an artificial heart.

His new heart makes Casey decide not to pitch anymore because "he doesn't want to ruin the batter's careers", and the team goes back to its old losing ways.