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How well do you remember The Twilight Zone episode ''The Hitch-Hiker?"
It was a long road across the heartland of America for this woman. Or was it?
"The Hitch-Hiker" has long-been deemed one of the best episodes of The Twilight Zone, the anthology series that has stood the test of time over and over again.
Rod Serling introduces a woman who gets lost in the Zone during a cross-country trip, one that features more than a few bumps in the road. Along the way, a hitchhiker pops up several times, confusing and scaring the woman.
How well do you remember this fan-favorite episode of The Twilight Zone?
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Can you remember the name of the main character in this episode?
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What kind of car trouble does she have at the beginning of the episode, causing her to call a mechanic?
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Where is her journey taking her?
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What happens when the train rolls down the tracks?
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On the fourth day of the trip, the woman takes a side road, hoping to lose the hitchhiker, in what state?
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When the car runs out of gas at night, the woman asks a gas station owner for fuel, but he declines because he's in bed. When she leaves, who does she see?
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Who does she call after her passenger leaves?
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Why can't she come to the phone?
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What does the woman making the cross-country trip learn after her phone call?
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With the hitchhiker now in the car, what does he say to the woman?
How well do you remember The Twilight Zone episode ''The Hitch-Hiker?"
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8/10. Not too bad.
You got 8 out of 10
The hitch-hiker didn't slow you down, nice job! Click here to watch a preview of this fan-favorite episode!
The hitch-hiker didn't slow you down, nice job! Click here to watch a preview of this fan-favorite episode!
9/10
10/10. You might say I know Nan Adams pretty well. I also know Mrs Whitney answered the phone when she called her mother at the end but the quiz didn't as that.
9/10 definitely one of my favorite episodes. It's based on a radio play by Louise Fletcher by the same name. It played on the Orson Welles Show in 1941. The driver was a man in the original play.
It's definitely creepy that the "ghost" of Nan Adams was seen and interacted with by the sailor and the garage mechanic...brrrrr
It's definitely creepy that the "ghost" of Nan Adams was seen and interacted with by the sailor and the garage mechanic...brrrrr
Welles also played the same role on Suspense, I think a year later
10/10, it’s definitely one of the best episodes of the series!
I love this episode of the twilight zone
10/10
You got 8 out of 10
The hitch-hiker didn't slow you down, nice job! Click here to watch a preview of this fan-favorite episode!
The hitch-hiker didn't slow you down, nice job! Click here to watch a preview of this fan-favorite episode!
8 of 10. The creepy guy who played the hitchhiker was a good fit for the part. I "rode my thumb" a lot back in my teenage days. A lot of times while I was waiting at the bus stop. No more of that nowadays, way too dangerous and also illegal to solicit a ride in a public roadway...
7/10. This is one of my favorite episodes after “To Serve Man” best line-“It’s a Cook Book!”
Born Ingrid Stensland October 18, 1934 Stockholm, Sweden. Died April 30, 1970 (aged 35) Los Angeles, California, U.S.
On the morning of April 30, 1970, Inger Stevens's roommate and companion Lola McNally found Stevens on the kitchen floor of their Hollywood Hills home. According to McNally, Stevens opened her eyes, lifted her head and tried to speak but was unable to utter any sound. McNally told police that she had spoken to Stevens the previous night and had seen no signs of trouble. Stevens died in the ambulance on the way to the hospital. On arrival, medics removed a small bandage from her chin that revealed a small amount of fresh blood oozing from a cut that appeared to have been a few hours old. Los Angeles County coroner Dr. Thomas Noguchi attributed Stevens's death to "acute barbiturate poisoning" and the death was eventually ruled a suicide.
On the morning of April 30, 1970, Inger Stevens's roommate and companion Lola McNally found Stevens on the kitchen floor of their Hollywood Hills home. According to McNally, Stevens opened her eyes, lifted her head and tried to speak but was unable to utter any sound. McNally told police that she had spoken to Stevens the previous night and had seen no signs of trouble. Stevens died in the ambulance on the way to the hospital. On arrival, medics removed a small bandage from her chin that revealed a small amount of fresh blood oozing from a cut that appeared to have been a few hours old. Los Angeles County coroner Dr. Thomas Noguchi attributed Stevens's death to "acute barbiturate poisoning" and the death was eventually ruled a suicide.
Love The Twilight Zone!
10 of 10
10 out of 10, one of my favorite episodes I must have seen it 25 times
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5/10. More into The Outer limits than Twilight Zone.
ACED IT!
got em all wrong, so disappointing!
BUT ..questions on "Serving Man" I would of definitely aced that one! years ago I smoked weed watching that one I couldn't quit laughing. Fast forward 30 years I watched it, & it was pretty good!
got em all wrong, so disappointing!
BUT ..questions on "Serving Man" I would of definitely aced that one! years ago I smoked weed watching that one I couldn't quit laughing. Fast forward 30 years I watched it, & it was pretty good!
One of my favorite episodes.