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Who said it: Rod Serling or Alfred Hitchcock?
Can you tell which anthology genius said these lines during his respective show?
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Two of the best anthology hosts to ever grace television screens: Rod Serling of The Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock of Alfred Hitchcock Presents and The Alfred Hitchcock Hour.
The respective series created some of the most memorable and game-changing episodes that classic television has to offer. Both hosts were known for their dramatic monologues either at the beginning or end of their shows.
Take a look at the lines below, all of which were said by Rod Serling or Alfred Hitchcock on their shows, and see if you can guess who said them!
Whether your guess is based on word choice or because you can actually remember the host saying it, take your best shot! The lines could be about an episode that just finished, one that was about to start or one that was set to debut the following week.
Good luck!
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Who said it: Rod Serling or Alfred Hitchcock?
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You got 10 out of 10 correct! 😁
Did you ace this quiz, or did it take you to another dimension?
Did you ace this quiz, or did it take you to another dimension?
Only 7 of 10. I must be slipping as a age...
WooHoo - perfect.
Maybe only the 2nd time in decades of MeTV quizzes.
Oops...probably doomed the rest of the quizzes for another decade
Maybe only the 2nd time in decades of MeTV quizzes.
Oops...probably doomed the rest of the quizzes for another decade
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That's not REALLY TZ! Serling guest starred on Benny and it's hillarious! Loved Serling's last line!
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9/10, Only missed #5. I have seen probably seen every episode of Twilight Zone. I have only seen some of the Alfred Hitchcock shows.
Yes, I got it but only because I knew that it was the title of a TZ episode. Still it was the hardest of the ten as Hitchcock could also have easily said the same thing.
8/10. Still watch TZ, Hitchcock not so much.
I only got 4 correct. I haven't watched either of these shows since I was a kid.
And how about that Hitchcock photo? He looks like he's about to referee a boxing match...LOL!
9/10 Very good 🙂
8/10, Missed #5 & #6. Those two were tricky.
9/10, Two great directors, and 2 great shows.
Serling was NEVER a director, only a writer, producer and only an actor on Jack Benny["Anyone who's been 39 this long must be living in the Twilight Zone!"]!
8 out of 10 because the various statements were from the two shows openings. I recognized almost every Twilight Zone opening.
8/10
10/10! The two best shows ever!!
8/10
9/10... #4 sounded so much like a Hitchcock introduction that it fooled me...
Too easy
8/10 at least it wasn’t a copy and paste of a screenshot asking me what show it was from.