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Hocus-Pocus and Frisby
One of my favorites.

Kinda like the second remake of the movie "IT". Pennywise the clown was more horrifying than in the original movie played by Tim Curry.

I watched Twilight Zone, Outer Limits and Night Gallery and couldn't get enough. I don't remember which one had this story, but it was the episode with the guy running down the streets of some city and realizing that he is the only person there. He was yelling "Where is everybody?????" I felt like that one time years ago when I had to fly into Chattanooga on a Sunday night to train clients on Monday. I rented a car at the airport and drove through the city to get to the hotel. At one point, I realized that there were no other cars on the road. I sat at a red light by myself and then (when it turned green) I rolled into the intersection and looked up and down for cars. There were none. No movement. No headlights. Nothing. That line from The TV show came to me and made me laugh. I was still sort of laughing as I looked for the hotel, but felt better when I got there and found a few people.

... I just looked it up and found it was the first episode of the first season of The Twilight Zone from 1959 - I wasn't alive then! I must have seen a whole lot of reruns! All great.

Sorry, Foxkidd44. You sparked a fun conversation!

I’m glad it has indeed sparked a good topic..
The episode was “ where is everybody “
Earl holliman, who was later known better in police woman.
Earl passed not too long ago.

My top 10 episodes and in no particular order,,

The howling man
The hunt
The changing of the guard
The obsolete man
Night of the meek
The passerby
It’s a good life
I am the night, color me black
The grave
Deaths head revisited

I’d add


Will the real Martian please stand up

The monsters are due at Maple Street

Time enough at last

A stop at Willowby

Queen of the Nile

The midnight sun

Patrice, I had a similar experience in Sea-Tac, the day Covid locked down the USA. My son and I had flown from Alaska to Santa Barbara to visit my folks, and Covid had really started to spread while we were down there. Places were closing daily, and by the time we were to leave, we were not sure if we would be able to fly home. We were the last flight out of Santa Barbara that was allowed to leave for a few days, and when we got to Seattle and got off the plane, what is normally an experience in human congestion was nearly completely empty. Every shop was closed and gated, and the only humans we saw for all of concourse C were the handful of passengers on our plane. And you could have heard a pin drop. It was creepy as all get out.
The next morning, at 12.01 a.m., Alaska was in full lock-down.
And I also was, and still am a fan of all the Twilight Zone episodes.

Weird stuff! At least the TV show was fun. When it hits real life it's a different story!

Time enough at last, is definitely a runner up to my top 10.
Midnight sun was really good too

Only ever watched one episode, was alone, in the dark and it came on, don't remember what it was called but it had 2 (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) hounds in it,. Scared the heck out of me, lol, would never turn it on again....still ain't gonna do it!...