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Ernest Truex's wife Sylvia Field played Mrs. Wilson on Dennis the Menace (1959).

Ernest Truex was such a good actor. This episode featured so many of my favorite character actors. As with the "Willoughby" episode, it is wistful and makes me feel so sad.

Too heartbreaking for me to watch anymore - either version.
Have always enjoyed Ernest Truex in Twilight Zone (2) and Alfred Hitchcock shows (2).
Just a couple of weeks ago, one of my fave AH's with him was on - THE PEARL NECKLACE. He was also in another good one THE PERFECT PEARL.
He was also in TZ's I KNOW WHAT YOU NEED.

While MeTV's critique is well written, there’s a bit more to the story than what it references. I couldn’t remember watching the episode until looking into it a little further. Most curious is MeTV relating it to video games (quoting): "Kick the Can" resonates more than ever. Plus, we now live in a society that has taken the message to heart. You only need to look at video game demographics to prove that.

My guess is, MeTV is looking at the plot in terms of an escape. A mechanism the dad chooses through his playful attitude (nostalgia). The thing is, video games are passive recreation. Definitely escape. While believing is a very active and engaging effort!

Rod Serling tackles knotty subjects (why they are so relevant today) by asking tough questions. Look at the layers he built into the story. Are elderly marginalized? At what point is “proper“ care abdicated? What’s the definition of proper care? In this case, dad (and the viewer) is tasked with those questions by using a positive (and insular) attitude. Which (if it ended there) might become a superficial solution.

But instead there is this quote (Charles Whitley): Maybe, the fountain of youth isn't a fountain at all. Maybe, it's a way of looking at things - a way of thinking. The beauty of that quote, is that it applies to everyone, under many difficult circumstances. The writers were quite clever to address it “magic” (perhaps). Because it only pushes the discussion deeper. Meaning, IS a positive attitude ONLY magic? Or is it about the kind of character it takes, to achieve the power of believing! And when you get to that point, then isn't it a matter of changing reality.

That's the real magic!

Has anyone of you out there been charged with elder abuse? When I read the article, it home. I was accused of abusing my mother. We lived in an area where trains were constantly going by. {The tracks were located on our side of the street, and the house's [all however many there were] backyards faced them. One night, my mom went to bed, but while she was doing so, she slipped and fell. I had gone outside to get some air, {she told me to go ahead, she'd be fine-like she'd been before,} so I did. Apparently she slipped and fell while one the trains was going by and I didn't hear her right away. So once I did, I had no idea how long she'd been calling out. The neighbors heard her, and called the police. When I heard her I ran inside, but I slipped on this little step up and fell. I crawled, inside on the tile in the family room to the kitchen and had just straightened up to call for help, {there was a phone on the counter behind me.} when I heard banging and the sound of glass breaking. The cops came rushing in and told me to get on the floor now, or they will taze me. I told them I couldn't my knees hurt to much. So they at least allowed me to sit on the couch. They didn't believe me when I told them what happened, {perhaps they would have if a train had gone by, but none did.} They took my mom to the hospital, and they told me I had to stay away from her for a week and not even have phone contact with her. I went to pack a few things so I could stay w/bro in law {who was in Colorado with my niece, during those fires for a softball tournament.} They wouldn't allow me to call a cab to take me to his house, nor would they allow me, {at the time I was using one,} to get the walker or cane to help me. I stumbled down the steps that were in front, the cop said "quit faking, and walk." I wasn't faking, I had a hard time, I asked since he wouldn't allow me to call for a cab, would he give me a ride to the station. He said "he wasn't running a taxi service." He warned me that he would be checking on me to make sure I stayed away from the house. {I think 100 yards,} but I collapsed against the nearest tree. {I lived in a gated area, and I could clearly still see it from where I was.}I saw one b/w all night, and it went nowhere near the house. I either passed out, or fell asleep. The next morning someone awakened me. It turned out she was nurse on her way to work. She flagged down a man and asked him to call the ambulance; she stayed with me until they came. I was frightened, I was worried about my mother not knowing how she was doing. {We were in the same hospital, but I wasn't able to find out.} While there, the hospital was able to get a hold of B-I-L in CO and he was told what happened. My nephew came and got me and took me to their house. It took two days to get the charges dropped. Like I said, I was petrified the entire time. But both my mom and B-I-L knew everything would turn out fine. Looking back, I wished I had their strength and faith.

Barry Truex is responsible for one of my favorite episodes of Father Knows Best, titled "The Persistent Guest." He also played the teenage Benny in The Benny Goodman Story.

always one of my fave eps. even as a kid i felt so sad for the dad and thought the son was so mean for abandoning his dad like that. i understand now as an adult the reality of things dictates that the home might give him better care and attention than the son's home for several reasons. but as a kid i said i'm not gonna get old......well that didn't turn out the way i'd hoped, lol.