Amazing Stories: Favorite Episode?

cherrytree34
[1]Jan 31, 2008
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What is your favorite episode and why?
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reddawnchild
[2]Feb 9, 2008
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"Moving Day" is my favortie. I remember watching this episode when I was a kid, just before we moved to another town. This episode, along with a few others, were permanetly lodged in my mind. Growing up duriing the Cold war with parents that hid their Russian roots, I will always cherish this episode.
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suplex2000
[3]Feb 14, 2008
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cherrytree34 wrote:

What is your favorite episode and why?
Hmm, there are several that I like. If I were just going to list some episodes out of my head they would be:
One For the Road
One For the Books
The 21" Sun
Mirror, Mirror
Blue Man Down
Life on Death Row
The Amazing Falsworth
Gershwin's Trunk
You Gotta Believe Me
Mr. Magic

The reason I like so many of these is because of the writing. Look at movies that were obviously inspired from episodes of Amazing Stories. Such as...
Life on Death Row = The Green Mile
You Gotta Believe Me = Final Destination
Remote Control Man = Stay Tuned
Edited on 02/14/2008 4:39pm
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tvking1
[4]Mar 5, 2008
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"Gather Ye Acorns", because it's the only one I remember watching from the series original network run; "Fine Tuning", because I like old sitcoms, and it was interesting seeing Burns and Allen, and Lucy and company portrayed by aliens; and "Moving Day", I don't know exactly why, it's just entertaining.
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tvking1
[5]Mar 21, 2008
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Another reason I like "Gather Ye Acorns" is because it can serve as a reminder that things we do today will matter in the future, perhaps after we've long forgotten them. And that things we possess now that may seem worthless, and even burdensome, may be treasured someday.
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Cryptfan15
[6]Jun 2, 2008
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I liked ''No Day at the Beach'' that was a good War + Supernaturel story.
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archangelwho
[7]Jun 4, 2010
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The Mission. You knew something that could happen in war and how his crewmates would deal with it made a real life story.
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