A Most Unusual Camera

All the comedy episodes, IMHO, would be better served if given a more serious treatment. I remember reading once that Matheson originally intended "A World of his Own" to be a much darker story before the powers that be requested he lighten it up. Had they shot "A World of his Own" the way Matheson originally intended it I probably would count it among my favs -- its concept, after all, is a fascinating one (but then, most of Matheson's scripts were fascinating).

Honestly thought it was one of the more memorable episodes.

Interesting. I never thought of this as a comedy episode. Sure, it had some humorous moments in it, but nothing over the top. When I think of humorous TZ episodes, I think of something like Once Upon a Time (Buster Keaton).

I would consider it more of a dramedy than a pure comedy. Despite it not being a pure drama, I believe they did show the elements of greed, materialism, and object worship.

My real reason for posting is that I think Paula has one of the most severe cases of smoker's voice I think I've ever heard. She could have done Patty and Selma's voices and not even changed her natural voice!

I enjoy the french server-dude who comes in and starts robbing the thieves. LOL