I really did like this. My 2 favorite episodes were "Shades of Guilt" and "Cradle of Darkness". The Synopsis for the 2 were easy. In the first , A white man coming home from work is approached by a black man who being chased by a group of skinheads. He refuses to let him in his car and drives away. The next day, he finds out that the guy was a college professor who had had 3 bestsellers on the New York Times. His Skin begins changing color and at the end, the roles are reversed with him asking the white guy. Initially, the WG drives off but then changes his mind, backs up and tells him to hop in. The character, Matt Mcgreevey asks the driver "what changed your mind?". The driver replies turns to him and says "Could Have been me.". Then Forest Whitaker appears and says "There's an old saying that says you can never know another man till you've walked a mile in his shoes." Matt Mcgreevey took that one step further by walking in another man's skin. It's just another lesson in compassion courtesy of the Twilight Zone. The Second one had a simple Synopsis: What if you could go back in time and save 60 Million to 70 million lives by killing an infant Hitler? Would you do it? Would it be ethical?
Review of The Twilight Zone
