The Twilight Zone

But yeah.

There's, there-- Like it becomes entrenched, and I think it then, uh, just graduates into just becoming a mainstay on television, like "Tales from the Crypt." I mean, there is a, there is a time when, like, "The Twilight Zone" becomes a thing on, in the '80s again, right?

Yeah.

There's a, there's a, there's a "Twilight, Twilight Zone" revival, and you have your creepshows, and you have your n- n- nitrate, night- nightmares and dreamscapes, and there's masters of horror.

Okay.

He did the later, the '80s Twilight Zone series.

Invaders from Mars, which was for Tobe Hooper.

Then Hellraiser, then he's, I'm cutting out a bunch.

I will kick us off with a little summary, and also talk about our director, whom the director was actually Tommy Lee Wallace.

You will know him for some of his work on films such as Halloween III: Fright Night Part 2, The Twilight Zone, and honestly a whole bunch of other things.

Lots of films.

Yeah.

V became a true pop culture phenomenon, and Mark was right at the center of it.

He went on to appear in television favorites including Murder, She Wrote, Highlander the Series, The Twilight Zone, Simon and Simon, and he played Matt Cantrell, Bobby Ewing's best friend during the infamous Dream season of Dallas.

He later had recurring roles on Arrow and appeared alongside RuPaul in the Netflix film AJ and the Queen.

He's also graced the stage performing with the American Conservatory Theater in productions including The Taming of the Shrew and Cyrano de Bergerac.

I have an affinity.

I also played a baseball player.

I know that it's hard in the Twilight Zone to remake a reconstitution of the Twilight Zone later in filmic history.

And I know that a stripper is not necessarily equated with a professional baseball player.

His big screen credits also included Bobby, Joe and the Outlaw, National Lampoon's Class Reunion, 1982, The Annihilators, Last Resort and This Boy's Life.

As the screenwriter, Graham wrote on three episodes of the reboot of Twilight Zone in 1985 to 86, contributed to the films Oliver and Company, 1988 and The Little Mermaid.

1989 and co-wrote the 1990 short film, The Prince and the Pauper, alongside his brother, Sam Graham.

So again, he's one of those actors that you see him in so many different things.