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Join us on our stroll through "The Twilight Zone" as we breakdown and discuss a classic episode of the iconic show we love so much.Judgement Night – "The Twilight Zone" Episode 10 (Season 1)In this chilling Twilight Zone episode, Carl Lanzer finds himself aboard the SS Queen of Glasgow in 1942, haunted by a sense of déjà vu. As he interacts with the crew and passengers, he gradually realizes a terrifying truth—he is a German U-boat commander, condemned to relive the ship’s sinking for eternity as punishment for his past actions.Buck and Doc will banter about casting choices (including Tony Shalhoub), Rod Serling’s strong anti-Nazi themes, and the episode’s deep symbolism—such as the "Glasgow" life preserver representing fate and clocks signaling time loops. They’ll also discuss production details, including censorship by the show’s sponsor, how Serling’s World War II experiences shaped his storytelling, and whether the episode deserved its mixed reviews and 5.5/10 rating.Expect a lively discussion on themes of purgatory, redemption, and The Twilight Zone’s lasting cultural impact—all with Buck and Doc’s signature humor and insight!

Join us on our stroll through "The Twilight Zone" as we breakdown and discuss a classic episode of the iconic show we love so much.A fatigued man fights to stay awake as he explains to a psychiatrist that if he falls asleep it will trigger a nightmare, which will cause his heart to fail.

Step into the shadows with Buck Wonder as he narrates The Red Room by H.G. Wells — a chilling classic that proves fear itself can be the real monster. This tale of a skeptic spending the night in a supposedly haunted room feels straight out of The Twilight Zone. In fact, it echoes the vibe of The Howling Man episode, where the real terror lies not in what you see, but in what you let yourself believe. That’s exactly why this story was picked for our Twilight Zone…ish collection — suspense, atmosphere, and that uneasy question: is the danger real, or is it all in your head?

A Confederate prisoner, rope around his neck, standing on a bridge with Union soldiers ready to drop him. But just as the trap door falls, time slows… the rope snaps… and suddenly he’s in the water, fighting for his life. He runs, he crawls, he stumbles through the woods, desperate to reach his home and the wife waiting for him.But here’s the kicker—just when you think he’s made it, reality hits. That “escape” was only in his mind, the final flicker of thought before the rope tightens. Classic Twilight Zone punch to the gut.Compared to The Hitch-Hiker, this one doesn’t stalk you with a slow burn—it drags you through a desperate sprint toward hope, only to slam the door in your face at the end. Pure Serling-style irony, haunting and unforgettable.

Join us on our stroll through "The Twilight Zone" as we breakdown and discuss a classic episode of the iconic show we love so much.The Lonely / Episode 7 (Season 1)Twilight Zone: "The Lonely" - Review, Fun Facts & Recasting DiscussionIn this deep dive, we explore The Twilight Zone episode The Lonely, where James Corey (Jack Warden), a convicted felon, faces isolation on an asteroid until he's given a humanoid robot, Alicia (Jean Marsh). As Corey forms an emotional bond with her, his world is shattered when he's forced to leave her behind.We analyze the episode’s themes of loneliness, humanity, and AI, praising Rod Serling’s visionary storytelling. Plus, we share fun facts—like the episode being filmed in scorching 130°+ heat in Death Valley! The discussion also covers alternative interpretations and modern recasting, with actors like Luke and Owen Wilson for Corey, Charlize Theron as Alicia, and Ryan Phillippe in a key role.Finally, we rate the episode an 8/10, recognizing its emotional depth, strong performances, and timeless relevance. Is The Lonely an underrated classic? Let us know in the comments!

Join us on our stroll through "The Twilight Zone" as we breakdown and discuss a classic episode of the iconic show we love so much.Escape Clause / Episode 6 (Season 1)Twilight Zone: "Escape Clause" - Breakdown and Banter w/ Buck and DocIn this episode breakdown, we dive into The Twilight Zone’s Escape Clause, where Walter Bedeker, a self-absorbed hypochondriac, makes a deal with the devil (Mr. Cadwallader) for immortality—only to learn that living forever isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. After recklessly testing his newfound indestructibility, he lands in prison for murder and takes the ultimate "escape clause"—dying of a heart attack. Oops.We discuss modern casting ideas, including Guy Pearce, John Goodman, Michael McKean, and Dan Levy, while enforcing the Burgess Meredith Rule (to avoid overusing our favorite actors). Plus, we share some hilarious fun facts—like how CBS execs wanted to censor parts of the script, but Rod Serling told them to take a hike.Ratings? Not great. One host gives it a 4, the other a 3, citing its rushed pacing, lackluster devil, and missed potential. But hey, Reddit thinks David Wayne nailed it as Bedeker, so there's that.Would Escape Clause work better as a stage play? Is it Unbreakable meets Groundhog Day but with more life insurance fraud? Let us know in the comments!

Join us on our stroll through "The Twilight Zone" as we breakdown and discuss a classic episode of the iconic show we love so much.Walking Distance / Episode 5 (Season 1)Twilight Zone: "Walking Distance" - Breakdown and Banter w/ Buck and DocJoin Buck and Doc as they dive into The Twilight Zone classic Walking Distance, where Martin Sloan, a burnt-out NYC ad exec, takes a trip to his hometown—only to discover he’s literally walked into his own past. Through encounters with his younger self and his parents, Martin learns a hard truth: you can’t go back, no matter how much you wish you could.We break down the episode’s symbolism, including mirrors and the merry-go-round, and discuss how Rod Serling’s personal nostalgia shaped the story. Plus, we talk recasting, suggesting actors like Jason Segel, David Tennant, and Ron Howard.Fun facts? Serling based the setting on his own childhood hometown, and the episode’s music beautifully enhances its emotional weight. Buck and Doc also debate the child actors, give final ratings (9 & 10!), and wish this 25-minute masterpiece was a full-length film.Would you go back to your childhood if you could? Let us know in the comments!

Join us on our stroll through "The Twilight Zone" as we breakdown and discuss a classic episode of the iconic show we love so much.                 The Sixteen-Millimeter Shrine / Episode 4 (Season 1)A forgotten star of the '30's uses her old movies to re-create the spirit of her heyday.

 Join us as we keep on our journey through the Twilight Zone as we break down and discuss the first "Western" in the Twilight Zone...."MR. DENTON ON DOOMSDAY." The town drunk in the old-west faces his past when Fate lends a hand. 

Buck and Doc recap this classic Christmas episode of the Twilight Zone and break it down in their own special way.After derelict Santa Claus Henry Corwin is fired from his department store on Christmas Eve, he finds a mysterious bag that gives out presents and fulfills his wish to help the less fortunate inherit the bounties of Christmas. Buck and Doc recap this classic Christmas episode of the Twilight Zone and break it down in their own special way.

We take our second step into a realm that we fondly know as " The TwilightZone" . We highlight and breakdown the first episode of the iconic series in our own different/special way. All episodes on their way. ENJOY!!!ONE FOR THE ANGELS -----A pitchman is visited by Mr. Death and is forced to get his priorities in order.

We take our first steps into a realm that we fondly know as " The Twilight Zone" . We highlight and breakdown the first episode of the iconic series in our own different/special way. All episodes on their way. ENJOY!!! WHERE IS EVERYBODY? -----Mike Ferris finds himself alone in the small Oakwood town and without recollection about his name, where he is or who he is. Mike wanders through the town trying to find a living soul.

Join Randy and Tom as the go back in time to relive "Slew Mania" as they watch all Seattle Slew's races and document the year (1977) that he won the Triple Crown. The Forgotten Champion... Seattle Slew.

Randy and Tom bring you the VOICE OF THE PEOPLE PART 7. We invited special guest, Cameron from Fan-Tack and Gulfstream jockey Romero Ramsay to discuss the importance of marketing the athlete.  Cameron: @CDRCam Fan-Tack: @FanTackCo Fan-Tack.com Romero Ramsay: @romeronlsa  #horseracing #sportsbetting #propbets

Randy and Tom bring you the VOICE OF THE PEOPLE PART 6. We invited special guest, CJ Johnsen from CJ Thoroughbreds to bring in an owners perspective of what could/should be change in horse racing  CJ: @ceejayjohnsen  #horseracing #sportsbetting #propbets

Randy and Tom bring you the VOICE OF THE PEOPLE PART 5. We invited special guests from around the world, Avi, Joe, and Steve to discuss the difference with international vs. US racing.  Avi: @Avi_Lal Steve: @shanksponies Joe: @AndAwayTheyJoe  #horseracing #sportsbetting #propbets

Randy and Tom bring you the VOICE OF THE PEOPLE PART 4. We invited special guest, Gary Quill from TheRacingBiz.com to discuss prop bets and what they can bring to the sport.  #horseracing #sportsbetting #propbets

Randy and Tom bring you the VOICE OF THE PEOPLE PART 3. We invited special guest, TK Kugler from Wasabi Ventures to discuss exchange wagering and how is may elevate the sport.   #horseracing #sportsbetting

Randy and Tom from  @Triple Clowns | A Horse Racing Podcast  bring you the VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. The views and suggestions on how to clean up our sport.   #horseracing #sportsbetting

Randy from The Triple Clowns and Tom from Tom and Tom Racing take you back in time to 1989 to debate Sunday Silence vs. Easy Goer.  #horseracing #kentuckyderby #sportsbetting #triplecrown

Join us this season for the 12 Match Races of Christmas.  On the 12th day of Christmas The Triple Clowns bring to you, Vic Stauffer, to debate a match race between Secretariat vs. Man o' War.  Let us know in the comments below who you think would win this race.   #horseracing

Join us this season for the 12 Match Races of Christmas.  On the 11th day of Christmas The Triple Clowns bring to you, C0raig Milkowski, to debate a match race between California Chrome vs Tiznow  Let us know in the comments below who you think would win this race.   #horseracing

Join us this season for the 12 Match Races of Christmas.  On the 10th day of Christmas The Triple Clowns bring to you, Tom of Tom and Tom Racing, to debate a race between Smarty Jones, Funny Cide, and War Emblem.  Let us know in the comments below who you think would win this race.   #horseracing

Join us this season for the 12 Match Races of Christmas.  On the 9th day of Christmas The Triple Clowns bring to you, The King of the Mountain, Mark Patterson, to debate a match race between Dr. Fager vs. Ruffian  Let us know in the comments below who you think would win this race.   #horseracing

Join us this season for the 12 Match Races of Christmas.  On the 8th day of Christmas The Triple Clowns bring to you, Chip Gehrke, to debate a match race between Rachel Alexandra vs. Zenyatta.   Let us know in the comments below who you think would win this race.   #horseracing

Join us this season for the 12 Match Races of Christmas.On the 7th day of Christmas The Triple Clowns bring to you, Ed DeRosa, to debate a match race between Seabiscuit vs. Cigar.Let us know in the comments below who you think is the better horse.#horseracing

Join us this season for the 12 Match Races of Christmas.  On the 6th day of Christmas The Triple Clowns bring to you, Matt Carothers, to debate a match race between John Henry vs. Affirmed.  Let us know in the comments below who you think is the better horse.  #horseracing

Join us this season for the 12 Match Races of Christmas.  On the 5th day of Christmas The Triple Clowns bring to you, Nick "Sarge" Hines, to debate a match race between Skip Away vs. Gun Runner.  Let us know in the comments below who you think is the better horse.  #horseracing

Join us this season for the 12 Match Races of Christmas.  On the 3rd day of Christmas The Triple Clowns bring to you, BlackJack Fletcher, to debate a match race between American Pharoah vs. Justify  Let us know in the comments below who you think is the better horse.  #horseracing

Join us this season for the 12 Match Races of Christmas.  On the 2nd day of Christmas The Triple Clowns bring to you, Joe Moran with MyRacehorse, to debate a match race between Arrogate and Frankel.   Let us know in the comments below who you think is the better horse.  #horseracing

Join us this season for the 12 Match Races of Christmas.  On the 1st day of Christmas The Triple Clowns bring to you, Ryan Dickey to debate a match race between Silver Charm and Winning Colors.   Let us know in the comments below who you thing would win this 1 1/4m race.

The Triple Clowns bring on special guest, Big Gary, to breakdown the 2020 Santa Anita Derby and give their picks. The Triple Clowns also give their picks for all the stake races happening at Santa Anita on June 6, 2020.

The Triple Clowns bring on "Big Gary" to talk about horse racing HANDICAPPING  angles... We go over the basics, the ones the pros use (from actual pros), and the little bit weird (just like us).  Basic Top Ten Handicapping Angles & Analysis: 1:21-15:14 Ed DeRosa's Angle: 15:14-16:46 Ron Topor Angle:16:46-18:24 Attack Angles: 18:24-19:47 Nick Maronde's Angle: 19:47-20:25 Don Stevens Angle: 20:25-22:34 Ryan Dickey's Angle: 22:34-22:59 Fans from Reddit Angles: 25:30-32:40 Recap and Big Gary's Angles: 32:40-50:20