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The Twilight Zone: Evergreen (2002)
IronWolf87's perspective on: Evergreen
This has to be one of the weirdest episodes I have ever seen. A family moves to a place called evergreen, because of there troubled child. Evergreen is a safe haven from rock, rap, ghettos, and the offensive. It is the crime free, hate free community, but far from perfect. There troubled child has tattoos, dyed hair, and is a typical punk. She gets drugged in the lemonade she drank, and had her dye, tattoos, and offensive clothes removed from her. She later sneaks out with a boy who gets dragged of by Arcadia, which he believes is a tough military school. He is not heard of again. His family later plants a tree, though, for a hint. The girl tries to escape to, but is also dragged of by Arcadia, because her little sister told the parents the location of her, who told the community, who told Arcadia. She is locked in the "cell" of a van. Has the truck moves aways, the camera zooms' in on the back of the van, which is labeled "Arcadia Fertilizer Company". Scary, huh? At the end, you actually see her family planting a tree with her has the fertilizer. Overall, this a O.K episode, but the only "freaky" part is when you see the van carrying her off.
The Twilight Zone: It's Still a Good Life (2003)
Not has good as the first.... but OK.
This episode goes like this: Forest Whitaker explains the first one, and you see Anthony has a daughter (with who?!?). His daughter, Audrey, is playing with her friend Timmy, and Timmy accidentally pushed her out of the tree he was in. Anthony and Mrs. Fremont hear this, and rush to the scene. Mrs. Fremont is saying it was a accident (and it was), and at that moment, Timmy's dad is coming over, and Anthony stops him. Timmy's dad hops off his bike, and Anthony is saying what kind of kid pushes a little girl out of tree, and he burns him. But Mrs. Fremont and Audrey convince Anthony to send him to the cornfield. I won't say any more, but it has a weird sick and happy ending, depending on your perspective. I give it a six, because of the acting and story(plot). But it since Anthony isn't a little spoiled brat anymore and knows better, he's more predictable, meaning less suspense and thrill. And there is no moral, which would be nice to have.