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Summary

Experience one of television's greatest science-fiction series: The Twilight Zone - fully dramatized for audio! Featuring a full cast, music and sound effects, and today's biggest celebrities in modern radio dramatizations.

An elderly man believes he will die if his grandfather clock stops ticking - and when the clock is given away; he must stop at nothing to keep it wound.
©2002 CBS and Falcon Picture Group (P)2002 CBS and Falcon Picture Group
Fantasy Science Fiction
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  • 12-04-16

Too simple story. Still, an OK listen.

A story can be enjoyable even if the story is simple. This episode tries that idea almost too much. Good acting and a good ending saves it from mediocrity.