Where Is Everybody?

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"Where Is Everybody?" is the pilot episode of the classic science fiction anthology series The Twilight Zone, centered on a man who finds himself in a mysteriously deserted town and begins to question his own sanity.

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instanceOf pilot episode
television episode
blackAndWhite true
castMember Carter Mulavey
Earl Holliman
Garry Walberg
James Gregory
Jim Johnson
John Conwell
Patrick Waltz
Paul Langton
closingNarrationBy Rod Serling
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
createdForSeriesBy Rod Serling
director Robert Stevens
episodeNumberInSeason 1
executiveProducer Rod Serling
filmingLocation Universal Studios backlot
firstBroadcastInTimeSlot The Twilight Zone original run
followedByEpisode One for the Angels
genre psychological drama
science fiction
hasReferenceTo U.S. Air Force astronaut training
mainCharacter Mike Ferris
medium television
musicBy Bernard Herrmann
narrator Rod Serling
notableFor introducing the narrative style and twist endings characteristic of The Twilight Zone
openingNarrationBy Rod Serling
originalAirDate 1959-10-02
originalAspectRatio 4:3
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork CBS
partOfSeries The Twilight Zone (TV series)
surface form: The Twilight Zone
plotSummary A man finds himself in an apparently empty town and gradually questions his sanity as he searches for other people.
producer Bert Granet
productionCompany Cayuga Productions
protagonistPortrayedBy Earl Holliman
runningTimeMinutes 25
seasonNumber 1
seriesType science fiction anthology television series
setting seemingly deserted American town
starring Earl Holliman
theme isolation
psychological stress
reality versus illusion
space exploration preparation
twistElement The town is revealed to be an illusion created as part of an isolation experiment for an astronaut training program.
writer Rod Serling

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