Different styles. Dave is the straight man, Conan is a goof. Not sure how to compare them, though I do enjoy Conan's show more, as it's wackier. But I think that's mostly personal preference, rather than an objective comparison.

Also, what's wrong with sleeping around with someone like your daughter? Society has been wrong about a lot of things and the whole genetic offspring thing is pretty moot with contraceptives. I don't want to have child with my wife, so why would someone impregnate their daughter? Old Boy ending. Wow, that's fucked up. Or is it?

Creating a twilight zone for humans is SO easy. You just take a flimsy idea that has a misconstrued connotation for the continuation of society and/or the species, and then you disagree with it. It's so simple too! Tastes just like candy.

While the obvious comparison is Matrix, there is also some Dark City as well... and going back even further in time to a Twilight Zone episode called A Matter of Minutes where time is built one minute at a time... it explained why one minute something is one spot, not there, but when you recheck, there again, the builders of time simply forgot to put it back for the one minute. (That episode was based on Theodore Sturgeon's Yesterday Was Monday and duplicated somewhat in Stephen King's Langoliers). Here the problems end up errors that get duplicated and copy errors grow over time...

The Kickstarter description sounds a bit more in depth than the short here... https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1374452173/sundays-a-film-about-our-future/description

I love where Mike Wallace suggests that The Twilight Zone isn't important for television (10:50 or so). Talk about not picking your moments.

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seems like an extended twilight zone, but I'll watch.

Interested to know what peeps here think of 'Automata' after watching ?

To be fair, the original Twilight Zone episodes are very re-watchable.

Thank you.

Isn't it odd no one else mentioned it? I felt like I was in the Twilight Zone that there wasn't a single reference to it.

Dropped out of a plane.... and INTO THE TWILIGHT ZONE

Whoa...twilight zone indeed!!! Did you not see the intelligent looking orange tabby on the right side of the picture?? (right beside the laptop)! Did he mysteriously vanish when you clicked to view? I bet that little bastard was slacking off again!!!

This is like a chapter from that 1980's twilight zone movie.

http://www.realufos.net/2013/05/ufo-quincy-massachusetts-faa-and-mayor.html

http://www.sott.net/article/261674-Mystery-aircraft-frightens-Quincy-Massachusetts-residents

http://www.kcra.com/news/mysterious-aircraft-puzzles-quincy-mass-residents/-/11797728/20099200/-/5bjrwx/-/index.html

and then

http://bostonherald.com/news_opinion/local_coverage/2013/05/mystery_smell_irks_quincy_neighborhood

along with

http://now.msn.com/mysterious-foot-discovered-by-boys-in-quincy-massachusetts


So a picture is now forming.
Quincy has crossed over in to The Twilight Zone.
Dun dun duuuuuuuuuun

I just like how it all comes back around.

Some guy sitting at a stop light is startled and confused over some Deja-vu scenario he is going through. She is there to witness it, annoyed, and unwittingly falls into the same schism, as she is set on a similar path.

Only this time, the guy having the original hallucination becomes that delusion and she sees him not once but twice during her experience.
It ends with her being the person sitting at the green light in the Deja-vu scenario, the same as the first guy, with someone behind her honking.

The twist is that her delusion is a strange loop of the first guy's delusion.

We are left to wonder how the first guy's delusion started and continued and we are left to wonder who will next take on the delusional loop - the person behind her, honking, maybe?

I don't agree with @Orz's explaination. This story held no allusions to stereotypes, opinions of others, equality or anything else like that. (at all) That' just reading things into it that aren't there..
I saw a great loop of events that make you stop and think wow, that's some messed up trippy Twilight Zone stuff right there..

Geeze, overthinking it a bit much Lucky!


It's perfectly fine to be into both. I enjoyed Star Wars and Star Trek. There's no need to be pro one and anti the other.

Throw in lots of lego, and when he's older some Twilight Zone, and you'll have a nicely rounded geek

Cool *quality video. Reminds of an old Twilight Zone episode where the retirement home folks turn in to kids.