Writer:	Reginald Rose
Director:	Abner Biberman
Star:	Pat Hingle (Horace Ford),  Nan Martin (Laura Ford),  Rod Serling (Narrator/Host)
Guest Star:	Billy E. Hughes (Kid),  Ruth White (Mrs. Ford),  Phillip Pine (Leonard O'Brien),  Mary Carver (Betty O'Brien),  Vaughn Taylor (Mr. Judson),  Jim E. Titus (Horace (child)),  Jerry Davis (Hermy Brandt)

This story was first produced in 1955 as an episode on Studio One starring Art Carney. (edit) Included on volume 38 of Image-Entertainment's DVD collection. (edit) This episode, as with all in Season 4, is an hour in running time. All episodes in Season 1-3 & 5 were only 30 minutes. (edit)

(Closing Narration)
Narrator: Exit Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ford, who have lived through a bizarre moment not to be calibrated on normal clocks or watches. Time has passed, to be sure, but it's the special time in the special place known as--the Twilight Zone. (edit) (Opening Narration)
Narrator: Mr. Horace Ford, who has a preoccupation with another time, a time of childhood, a time of growing up, a time of street games, stickball and hide-'n-go-seek. He has a reluctance to go check out a mirror and see the nature of his image: proof positive that the time he dwells in has already passed him by. But in a moment or two he'll discover that mechanical toys and memories and daydreaming and wishful thinking and all manner of odd and special events can lead into a special province, uncharted and unmapped, a country of both shadow and substance known as... the Twilight Zone. (edit)

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Similar to the episode "Walking Distance," where the main character, Martin Sloan, goes back to his old neighborhood and sees himself as a child and the rest of the place exactly as it was when he was young. (edit)