Starring: Joanna Pettet, Rod Serling, Larry Watson, Matt Pelto
Deliveries in the Rear - S2-E53
Corrected entry: Dr. Fletcher's "suppliers" are robbing graves to provide him with cadavers. Yet the corpse he uncovers for his class of surgeons is supple enough for him to easily lift its right arm. Rigor mortis starts setting in within 10 minutes of death. The arm should have been difficult - if not impossible - for him to lift. (00:05:25)
Since Aunt Ada Came to Stay - S2-E9
Visible crew/equipment: Before Craig finishes speaking with Joanna and puts the car in reverse, a set crew member in a blue shirt is seen in the driver's side mirror.
Rod Serling: For those of you who've never met me, you might call me the under-nourished Alfred Hitchcock.
Trivia: The closing scenes were shot through green-gold filters to give the streets a drab, hellish appearance. An appalled film lab technician tried to dye the sequence pink, and defied the director's order to "leave it green." NBC, the lab tech argued, would never accept those scenes because this was supposed to be color television. After demanding several re-dos, the director won the shouting match, the green prevailed, and NBC, apparently, never noticed.
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Correction: Several reasons this statement is wrong. Mainly, rigor mortis dissipates from the human body after 24-hours, depending on temperature. Therefore, the body can be moved, especial the raising of a limb (which is why morticians can do their job) Also, rigor mortis takes about 4-6 hours to set in and about 12-hours to be fully set.
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