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Can you name the episode in which the elderly residents of a retirement home turn back the clock? In the season three episode "Kick the Can," a senior residing in a retirement home stumbles on the secret of eternal youth - the magic of play. Richard Haydn is perfectly cast as the fussy Bartlett Finchley in "A Thing About Machines." Abusive to both people and objects, Finchley is driven from his home when technology turns on him. People intimidated with carrying the huge and heavy bowling ball with holes for the fingers can practice with duckpin bowling first. And there are even mash-up ball games wherein one kind of existing game would be experimentally joined into another, producing a third kind of game -- and a totally new one at that. She lives in Number One Observatory Circle, which has been the official vice presidential residence since 1974. Her salary isn't as much as the president's, but it's not too shabby either. So how much do members of the U.S. What is this simple one called? The most common type of relay racing, when seen from the track and field category, involves runners passing on a relay baton to one another.

Bullfighting involves a matador waving a red cape for a bull to charge or attack them; the point is to subdue the attacking animal. They gathered the names of everyone they knew who could afford to spend at least $500 and sent them invitations to the first Red Baron's Antiques Auction. Burgess Meredith stars as mild-mannered vacuum cleaner salesman Luther Dingle in the episode "Mr. Dingle the Strong." Dingle is determined to be an ideal guinea pig by the Martians who not only give him super strength but recommend him to the Venusians, who give him advanced intelligence. October 2, 1959, with a pilot episode penned by show creator Rod Serling called "Where is Everybody?" This unsettling episode sets the tone for the series. Technically, this is called a Pokemon Go Poke Ball. In the 1962 episode "To Serve Man," humanity's problems are solved when a seemingly benevolent alien race called the Kanamits arrive on earth. A mystery unfolds at a lonely diner when the passengers of a bus determine that one of their number may be an alien in "Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?" Although the Martian reveals himself in the end, the real twist comes when the diner's cook identifies himself as a three-eyed Venusian.

Frisby escape his alien captors in "Hocus Pocus and Frisby"? Players need to wear these helmets and shoulder pads for which game? It's good that they use secure helmets in this race since they're required to ride on dirt road types of terrain for the competition. In recent years, however, NASCAR has attempted to even the playing field by standardizing the body shape race teams are allowed to bring to competition. Based on a short story by Charles Beaumont, this episode takes place in a Dystopian future where young people choose a new, what is billiards ideal body and face when they come of age. Can you name the malevolent ventriloquist's dummy in the terrifying season three episode "The Dummy"? By engaging in a game of kick the can and other "rituals of youth," the residents find they've physically transformed into their childhood selves. Kick it to goal! That's because engineers worried that they would miss their goal of landing a man on the moon before 1970 if they waited to perfect a four-gimbal system. Written by Rod Serling and inspired by his own childhood, "Walking Distance" is about a man whose car breaks down just outside of his hometown. A dying man plans a special Mardi Gras party for his gold-digging relatives in "The Masks." Aside from its superbly crafted script from Rod Serling, this episode is memorable for being the only installment directed by a woman - groundbreaking director and actress Ida Lupino.

Do you know the title of the very first episode of "The Twilight Zone"? In "The Twilight Zone's" third aired episode, the Western-themed "Mr. Denton on Doomsday," Al Denton, a guilt-ridden former gunfighter turned town drunk, regains his skill through the intervention of a traveling peddler named Fate. In a patented "Twilight Zone" twist, Jerry and Willie physically trade places in the show's shocking conclusion. Cliff Robertson stars as Jerry Etherson, a ventriloquist with a problem, in "The Dummy." Jerry, a recovering alcoholic, is convinced that his dummy Willie is both alive and malevolent. In "It's a Good Life," young Bill Mumy stars as six year-old Anthony Fremont, a sociopathic child with godlike abilities. To where does the diabolical, godlike child Anthony Fremont banish those who don't think good thoughts in "It's a Good Life"? In "Nothing in the Dark," Redford portrays Death, who has come for an elderly woman in the guise of a wounded policeman. Thus, now we have the Paralympic Games for athletes who aren't able-bodied but get conditioned enough to compete using assistive devices such as wheelchairs. One can get by with a rope and cowboy hat in which competitive sport?