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7/2/2019 Twilight Zone - Rod Serling Edition Trading Cards Checklist Twilight Zone - Rod Serling Edition Trading Cards Checklist Base Cards # Card Title [ ] 001 Where Is Everybody? [ ] 002 One For The Angels [ ] 003 Mr. Denton on Doomsday [ ] 004 The Sixteen-Millimeter Shrine [ ] 005 Walking Distance [ ] 006 Escape Clause [ ] 007 The Lonely [ ] 008 Time Enough At Last [ ] 009 Perchance To Dream [ ] 010 Judgment Night [ ] 011 And When The Sky Was Opened [ ] 012 What You Need [ ] 013 The Four Of Us Are Dying [ ] 014 Third From The Sun [ ] 015 I Shot An Arrow Into The Air [ ] 016 The Hitch-Hiker [ ] 017 The Fever [ ] 018 The Last Flight [ ] 019 The Purple Testament [ ] 020 Elegy [ ] 021 Mirror Image [ ] 022 The Monsters Are Due On Maple Street [ ] 023 A World Of Difference [ ] 024 Long Live Walter Jameson [ ] 025 People Are Alike All Over [ ] 026 Execution [ ] 027 The Big Tall Wish [ ] 028 A Nice Place To Visit [ ] 029 Nightmare As A Child [ ] 030 A Stop At Willoughby [ ] 031 The Chaser [ ] 032 A Passage For Trumpet [ ] 033 Mr. Bevis [ ] 034 The After Hours [ ] 035 The Mighty Casey [ ] 036 A World Of His Own [ ] 037 King Nine Will Not Return [ ] 038 The Man In The Bottle [ ] 039 Nervous Man In A Four Dollar Room [ ] 040 A Thing About Machines https://www.scifihobby.com/products/printablechecklist.cfm?SetID=358 1/8 7/2/2019 Twilight Zone - Rod Serling Edition Trading Cards Checklist [ ] 041 The Howling Man [ ] 042 Eye Of The Beholder [ ] 043 Nick of Time [ ] 044 The Lateness Of The Hour [ ] 045 The Trouble With Templeton [ ] 046 A Most Unusual Camera [ ] 047 The Night of the Meek [ ] 048 Dust [ ] 049 Back There [ ] 050 The Whole Truth [ ] 051 The Invaders [ ] 052 A Penny For Your Thoughts [ ] 053 Twenty-Two [ ] 054 The Odyssey Of Flight 33 [ ] 055 Mr. Dingle, The Strong [ ] 056 Static [ ] 057 The Prime Mover [ ] 058 Long Distance Call [ ] 059 A Hundred Yards Over The Rim [ ] 060 The Rip Van Winkle Caper [ ] 061 The Silence [ ] 062 Shadow Play [ ] 063 The Mind And The Matter [ ] 064 Will The Real Martian Please Stand Up? [ ] 065 The Obsolete Man [ ] 066 Two [ ] 067 The Arrival [ ] 068 The Shelter [ ] 069 The Passerby [ ] 070 A Game Of Pool [ ] 071 The Mirror [ ] 072 The Grave [ ] 073 It's A Good Life [ ] 074 Deaths-Head Revisited [ ] 075 The Midnight Sun [ ] 076 Still Valley [ ] 077 The Jungle [ ] 078 Once Upon A Time [ ] 079 Five Characters In Search Of An Exit [ ] 080 A Quality Of Mercy [ ] 081 Nothing In The Dark [ ] 082 One More Pallbearer [ ] 083 Dead Man's Shoes [ ] 084 The Hunt https://www.scifihobby.com/products/printablechecklist.cfm?SetID=358 2/8 7/2/2019 Twilight Zone - Rod Serling Edition Trading Cards Checklist [ ] 085 Showdown With Rance McGrew [ ] 086 Kick The Can [ ] 087 A Piano In The House [ ] 088 The Last Rites Of Jeff Myrtlebank [ ] 089 To Serve Man [ ] 090 The Fugitive [ ] 091 Little Girl Lost [ ] 092 Person Or Persons Unknown [ ] 093 The Little People [ ] 094 Four O'Clock [ ] 095 Hocus-Pocus and Frisby [ ] 096 The Trade-Ins [ ] 097 The Gift [ ] 098 The Dummy [ ] 099 Young Man's Fancy [ ] 100 I Sing The Body Electric [ ] 101 Cavender Is Coming [ ] 102 The Changing Of The Guard [ ] 103 In His Image [ ] 104 The Thirty-Fathom Grave [ ] 105 Valley of the Shadow [ ] 106 He's Alive [ ] 107 Mute [ ] 108 Death Ship [ ] 109 Jess-Belle [ ] 110 Miniature [ ] 111 Printer's Devil [ ] 112 No Time Like The Past [ ] 113 The Parallel [ ] 114 I Dream Of Genie [ ] 115 The New Exhibit [ ] 116 Of Late I Think Of Cliffordville [ ] 117 The Incredible World Of Horace Ford [ ] 118 On Thursday We Leave For Home [ ] 119 Passage On The Lady Anne [ ] 120 The Bard [ ] 121 In Praise Of Pip [ ] 122 Steel [ ] 123 Nightmare At 20,000 Feet [ ] 124 A Kind Of Stopwatch [ ] 125 The Last Night Of A Jockey [ ] 126 Living Doll [ ] 127 The Old Man In The Cave [ ] 128 Uncle Simon https://www.scifihobby.com/products/printablechecklist.cfm?SetID=358 3/8 7/2/2019 Twilight Zone - Rod Serling Edition Trading Cards Checklist [ ] 129 Probe 7, Over And Out [ ] 130 The 7th Is Made Up Of Phantoms [ ] 131 A Short Drink From A Certain Fountain [ ] 132 Ninety Years Without Slumbering [ ] 133 Ring-A-Ding Girl [ ] 134 You Drive [ ] 135 The Long Morrow [ ] 136 The Self-Improvement Of Salvadore Ross [ ] 137 Number 12 Looks Just Like You [ ] 138 Black Leather Jackets [ ] 139 Night Call [ ] 140 From Agnes - With Love [ ] 141 Spur Of The Moment [ ] 142 An Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridge [ ] 143 Queen Of The Nile [ ] 144 What's In The Box [ ] 145 The Masks [ ] 146 I Am The Night - Color Me Black [ ] 147 Sounds And Silences [ ] 148 Caesar And Me [ ] 149 The Jeopardy Room [ ] 150 Stopover In A Quiet Town [ ] 151 The Encounter [ ] 152 Mr. Garrity And The Graves [ ] 153 The Brain Center At Whipple's [ ] 154 Come Wander With Me [ ] 155 The Fear [ ] 156 The Bewitchin' Pool Twilight Zone Portfolio Prints - The Serling Episode (1:3 packs) # Card Title [ ] J01 Where Is Everybody? [ ] J02 One For The Angels [ ] J03 Mr. Denton on Doomsday [ ] J04 The Sixteen-Millimeter Shrine [ ] J05 Walking Distance [ ] J06 Escape Clause [ ] J07 The Lonely [ ] J08 Time Enough At Last [ ] J09 Judgment Night [ ] J10 And When The Sky Was Opened [ ] J11 What You Need [ ] J12 The Four Of Us Are Dying [ ] J13 Third From The Sun [ ] J14 I Shot An Arrow Into The Air https://www.scifihobby.com/products/printablechecklist.cfm?SetID=358 4/8 7/2/2019 Twilight Zone - Rod Serling Edition Trading Cards Checklist [ ] J15 The Hitch-Hiker [ ] J16 The Fever [ ] J17 The Purple Testament [ ] J18 Mirror Image [ ] J19 The Monsters Are Due On Maple Street [ ] J20 People Are Alike All Over [ ] J21 Execution [ ] J22 The Big Tall Wish [ ] J23 Nightmare As A Child [ ] J24 A Stop At Willoughby [ ] J25 A Passage For Trumpet [ ] J26 Mr. Bevis [ ] J27 The After Hours [ ] J28 The Mighty Casey [ ] J29 King Nine Will Not Return [ ] J30 The Man In The Bottle [ ] J31 Nervous Man In A Four Dollar Room [ ] J32 A Thing About Machines [ ] J33 Eye Of The Beholder [ ] J34 The Lateness Of The Hour [ ] J35 A Most Unusual Camera [ ] J36 The Night of the Meek [ ] J37 Dust [ ] J38 Back There [ ] J39 The Whole Truth [ ] J40 Twenty Two [ ] J41 The Odyssey Of Flight 33 [ ] J42 Mr. Dingle, The Strong [ ] J43 A Hundred Yards Over The Rim [ ] J44 The Rip Van Winkle Caper [ ] J45 The Silence [ ] J46 The Mind And The Matter [ ] J47 Will The Real Martian Please Stand Up? [ ] J48 The Obsolete Man [ ] J49 The Arrival [ ] J50 The Shelter [ ] J51 The Passersby [ ] J52 The Mirror [ ] J53 It's A Good Life [ ] J54 Deaths-Head Revisited [ ] J55 The Midnight Sun [ ] J56 Still Valley [ ] J57 Five Characters In Search Of An Exit [ ] J58 A Quality Of Mercy https://www.scifihobby.com/products/printablechecklist.cfm?SetID=358 5/8 7/2/2019 Twilight Zone - Rod Serling Edition Trading Cards Checklist [ ] J59 One More Pallbearer [ ] J60 Showdown With Rance McGrew [ ] J61 To Serve Man [ ] J62 The Little People [ ] J63 Four O'Clock [ ] J64 Hocus-Pocus and Frisby [ ] J65 The Trade-Ins [ ] J66 The Gift [ ] J67 The Dummy [ ] J68 Cavender Is Coming [ ] J69 The Changing Of The Guard [ ] J70 The Thirty Fathom Grave [ ] J71 He's Alive [ ] J72 No Time Like The Past [ ] J73 The Parallel [ ] J74 Of Late I Think Of Cliffordville [ ] J75 On Thursday We Leave For Home [ ] J76 The Bard [ ] J77 In Praise Of Pip [ ] J78 A Kind Of Stopwatch [ ] J79 The Last Night Of A Jockey [ ] J80 The Old Man In The Cave [ ] J81 Uncle Simon [ ] J82 Probe 7, Over And Out [ ] J83 The 7th Is Made Up Of Phantoms [ ] J84 A Short Drink From A Certain Fountain [ ] J85 The Long Morrow [ ] J86 The Masks [ ] J87 I Am The Night - Color Me Black [ ] J88 Sounds And Silences [ ] J89 The Jeopardy Room [ ] J90 Mr. Garrity And The Graves [ ] J91 The Brain Center At Whipple's [ ] J92 The Fear Twilight Zone Portfolio Prints - Character Art Cards (1:24 packs) # Card Title [ ] C01 William Shatner as Bob Wilson in "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" [ ] C02 Jack Klugman as Jesse Cardiff in "A Game of Pool" [ ] C03 Billy Mumy as Anthony Fremont in "It's a Good Life" [ ] C04 Richard Kiel as The Kanamit in "To Serve Man" [ ] C05 Earl Holliman as Mike Ferris in "Where Is Everybody?" [ ] C06 Vera Miles as Millicent Barnes in "Mirror Image" [ ] C07 Anne Francis as Marsha White in "The After Hours" [ ] C08 Cliff Robertson as Jerry Etherson "in The Dummy" https://www.scifihobby.com/products/printablechecklist.cfm?SetID=358 6/8 7/2/2019 Twilight Zone - Rod Serling Edition Trading Cards Checklist [ ] C09 Mickey Rooney as Michael Grady in "The Last Night of a Jockey" Mirror Board Character Cards (1: 60 packs) # Card Title [ ] M1 William Shatner as Don Carter in "Nick of Time" [ ] M2 Jack Klugman as Jesse Cardiff in "A Game of Pool" [ ] M3 Billy Mumy as Anthony Fremont in "It's a Good Life" [ ] M4 Ed Wynn as Lew Bookman in "One for the Angels" [ ] M5 Burgess Meredith as Henry Bemis in "Time Enough at Last" [ ] M6 Jonathan Harris as George Alfred in "The Silence" [ ] M7 Russell Johnson as Professor Manion in "Execution" [ ] M8 Martin Landau as Dan Hotaling in "Mr. Denton on Doomsday" [ ] M9 Cliff Robertson as Christian Horn in "A Hundred Yards Over the Rim" Stars of The Twilight Zone (1:12 packs) # Card Title [ ] S37 Martin Landau [ ] S38 Barney Phillips [ ] S39 Ed Wynn [ ] S40 Morgan Brittany [ ] S41 Cloris Leachman [ ] S42 Ruta Lee [ ] S43 Shelley Fabares [ ] S44 Fritz Weaver [ ] S45 Ann Jillian [ ] S46 Pat Hingle [ ] S47 Nehemiah Persoff [ ] S48 James Best [ ] S49 Burgess Meredith [ ] S50 Peter Mark Richman [ ] S51 Albert Salmi [ ] S52 Richard Kiel [ ] S53 Patricia Breslin [ ] S54 John Dehner Twilight Zone Autograph Cards (1:12 packs) # Card Title [ ] TBA Serling's Opening Monologues Case Toppers (1 per case) # Card Title [ ] M1 Serling's Opening Monologues [ ] M2 Serling's Opening Monologues [ ] M3 Serling's Opening Monologues 9-Case Incentive # Card Title Cloris Leachman as Mrs.
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    FADE IN: INT. ART GALLERY – DAY Exhibition Guide FADE IN: INT. ART GALLERY – DAY March 03 – May 08, 2016 Works by Danai Anesiadou, Nairy Baghramian, Michael Bell-Smith, Dora Budor, Heman Chong, Mike Cooter, Brice Dellsperger, GALA Committee, Mathis Gasser, Jamian Juliano-Villani, Bertrand Lavier, William Leavitt, Christian Marclay, Rodrigo Matheus, Allan McCollum, Henrique Medina, Carissa Rodriguez, Cindy Sherman, Amie Siegel, Scott Stark, and Albert Whitlock; performances and public programs by Casey Jane Ellison, Mario García Torres, Alex Israel, Thirteen Black Cats, and more. Recasting the gallery as a set for dramatic scenes, FADE IN: INT. ART GALLERY – DAY explores the role that art plays in narrative film and television. FADE IN features the work of 25 artists and considers a history of art as seen in classic movies, soap operas, science fiction, pornography and musicals. These works have been sourced, reproduced and created in response to artworks that have been made to appear on-screen, whether as props, set dressings, plot devices, or character cues. The nature of the exhibition is such that sculptures, paintings and installations transition from prop to image to art object, staging an enquiry into whether these fictional depictions in mass media ultimately have greater influence in defining a collective understanding of art than art itself does. Certain preoccupations with artworks are established early on in cinematic history: the preciousness of art objects anchors their roles as plot drivers, and anxieties intensify regarding the vitality of artworks and their perceived abilities to wield power over viewers or to capture spirits. Such themes were famously explored in the 1945 film adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray, from which Cindy Sherman has sourced the original portrait painted for the production.