It's funny, there is commentary from Rod Serling himself regarding this episode on the Definitive Edition DVDs. The commentary was from a lecture that he gave at Sherwood Oaks college. From what I heard, he must have soured on "Walking Distance" over time. He didn't have a lot of positive things to say about it. I've heard and read a lot of raves about it, too. But I wouldn't recommend it as a must-see TZ. The character is so underwhelmed when meeting his parents after going back in time. Wouldn't he be more affected? The ending is kind of anti-climactic. The music by Bernard Herrmann is beautiful.
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It's funny, there is commentary from Rod Serling himself regarding this episode on the Definitive Edition DVDs. The commentary was from a lecture that he gave at Sherwood Oaks college. From what I heard, he must have soured on "Walking Distance" over time. He didn't have a lot of positive things to say about it. I've heard and read a lot of raves about it, too. But I wouldn't recommend it as a must-see TZ. The character is so underwhelmed when meeting his parents after going back in time. Wouldn't he be more affected? The ending is kind of anti-climactic. The music by Bernard Herrmann is beautiful.