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A Stop At WilloughbyA Stop at Willoughby is an episode of the television series The Twilight Zone. Details Production code: Original air date: May 6, 1960 Writer: Rod Serling Director: Robert Parrish Music: original score by Nathan Scott Cast Gart Williams: James Daly Mr. Misrell: Howard Smith Jane Williams: Patricia Donahue Synopsis Gart Williams is an advertising executive who has grown exasperated with the stress of the business life and constantly dreams of a peaceful place called Willoughby. After he finally snaps at his workplace, he exits the train while in his dream so he can live in Willoughby. In reality, he jumped off the train to his death. His body is eventually loaded into a hearse owned by "Willoughby Funeral Home". Trivia The "Bradbury account" is a reference to seminal science-fiction writer Ray Bradbury, who would pen the Twilight Zone episode I Sing the Body Electric. Themes The episode deals with the relentless pressures of the business world, which are also explored in Walking Distance, The Brain Center at Whipple's and two Serling teleplays from before and after The Twilight Zone: Patterns and the Night Gallery episode They're Tearing Down Tim Riley's Bar. External link References - Zicree, Marc Scott: The Twilight Zone Companion. Sillman-James Press, 1982 (second edition)
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