Twilight Zone (Four-Color #1173) [#1](1st series)
Comic Book: Dell Publishing Company (Dell 4 Color?): "Specter of Youth" (Mar - May 1961)
Elderly, miserly antiques dealer samples strange liquid from a recovered sunken amphora
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The Twilight Zone
Comic Book: Dell: "Beyond The Window" (May - July 1962)
Max Hanson is a pitiful relic of the past lost in the bustling world of today...but old smiles secretly to himself, for his trembling fingers hold the key to the fantastic world of the past...
-- Jeffr_2bya
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Twilight Zone #87 (1st series)
Comic Book: Western Publishing Company (Gold Key): "Cover Artist" (Oct. 1978)
Artist discovers magic paints he uses to paint portraits of himself and his wife
Twilight Zone, The
TV Series: Season 01; Episode #05: Walking Distance (10/30/59)
Harried advertising agent Martin Sloane visits his home town and slips thirty years into his childhood.
-- TBTC
Twilight Zone, The
TV Series: Season 01; Episode #29: "Nightmare As A Child"
Schoolteacher Helen Foley (Rule) is haunted by the recurring image of herself as a child. Time paradoxes play a minor role in this episode.
-- TBTC
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Twilight Zone, The
TV Series: Season 03; Episode #21: "Kick the can"
(Originally Broadcast on 2/9/62)Written by George Clayton Johnson Producer: Buck Houghton Director: Lamont Johnson
( show and movie { cut } ) A group of seniors living in a retirement home feel that they can be young if they act young. They play a game of kick the can and they are magically transformed into children. One of the oldsters who refused to play the game now sees the error of his ways and begs to play the game...but it's too late.
Twilight Zone, The
TV Series: Season 03; Episode #31: The Trade-ins (4/20/62)
Youth isn't all it's cracked up to be, as an old man learns when a mind and personality transplant gives him a lonely new life in a young new body.
-- TBTC
Twilight Zone, The
TV Series: Season 03; Episode #34: "A Young Man's Fancy"
(Originally Broadcast on 5/11/62) Written by Richard Matheson Producer: Buck Houghton Director: John Brahm
Alex is a man who's mother has recently died. He returns to the house of his youth with his fiancee, hopefully to prepare the house for sale. While thee, Alex pines for his youth, a desire fueled by furniture and other bits of his past that appear from nowhere. Soon, Alex refuses to sell the house. Alex actually returns to his youth, aged about ten, and orders his fiancee to leave the home. She does, leaving Alex among the ghost and memories of a past that he now relives.
Twilight Zone, The
TV Series: Season 04; Episode #14: Of Late I Think Of Cliffordville (4/18/63)
A heartless, very rich man desires to return to the small town where he was born and start life again. He figures he will end up even RICHER this time, since he already knows where all the big oil fields will be, which stocks will go up, etc. A demon obliges him.
-- TBTC
Twilight Zone, The
TV Series: Season 04; Episode #15: The Incredible World Of Horace Ford (04/18/63)
Toy manufacturer literally becomes a child again when he visits his old neighborhood.
-- TBTC
Twilight Zone, The
TV Series: Season 05; Episode #11: "A Short Drink From A Certain Fountain" (Originally Broadcast on 12/13/63)[Episode #131] Written by Rod Serling Based on an idea from Lou Holtz Producer: Bert Granet Director: Bernard Gerard
Wealthy Harmon is growing old. He is afraid he is going to lose his younger mean brother He goes to his brother, who has invented an experimental youth serum. He takes the serum and becomes young again. But the reversal doesn't stop. He soon turns into a baby. The wife is horrified, but the brother demands that he take care of the baby or she won't get any money. (cuts)
Twilight Zone, The
TV Series: Season 05; Episode #15: The Long Morrow (01/10/64)
A scientist hopes that by refusing to use a suspended animation apparatus on a thirty year space probe he will remain in the same age ratio as the woman he loves.
-- TBTC
Twilight Zone
TV Series: Season 05; Episode #16: "The Self Improvement of Salvadore Ross" (01/17/1964)
A man finds he can trade or buy characteristics from other people. He sells his youth to an old business man and then buys it back a year at a time from a young male and his friends. Based on 1961 short story by Henry Slesar. (male APed, male old age, male AR)
-- Lady Sekhmet
Twilight Zone, The
TV Series: Season 05; Episode #17: "Number 12 Looks Just Like You" (24-Jan-1964)
In a future world where teenagers pick their adult bodies from a catalog, a plain girl wants to remain unchanged.
-- Visible Time
The Twilight Zone (1985)
TV Series: Season 01; Episode #10: "Wish Bank"
I just caught a piece of a show that I had started to tape that had AR potential but veered away (New Twilight Zone - 1985) where a woman finds a magic lamp at a yard sale. She rubs it and
ends up in a bank like setting where an 'account manager' doles out wishes. One wish was to be or look 10 yrs younger but there was a problem with her wish(es) and in frustration she says 'I wish I'd never found that lamp' and THAT wish is immediately granted) .
-Louder
The Twilight Zone (1985)
TV Series: Season 01; Episode #28: "Her Pilgrim Soul" (1985)
Danica McKellar. A lifelike holographic projection grows from fetus to womanhood at the rate of ten years a day. Scientist falls in love with her. Also made into an MIT play with good special effects. (AA)
-- Visible Time
The Twilight Zone (1985)
TV Series: Season 02; Episode #04: "Aqua Vida"
A bottled water company supplied water that kept it's users young, A young looking coworker confessed her true age (50's I think but looked 25) to a friend and the gave her the company's business card. Seems the friend was 30ish. She had the water delivered to her home and paid for it. She loved it at first BUT (there’s always a 'but' ;-) ) found out that without it she rapidly OA'd past her real age. She had to continually use the water or turn elderly before her time.
Memory time...it seems that the husband used it too. It also seems that at the
end they both decide to be old together rather than continue buying the water.
Not sure about that ending at all... could be confusing it with something else.
- Time
First, something old: In the 'New Twilight Zone' description of the episode of the magic water that makes a female TV anchor look younger than her actual age, Louder is correct about the husband taking the water too. When she confesses to her husband that when the water wears off, she looks much older than her actual age (and doesn't want to pay the increasing cost of the water), he drinks some too so they'll both eventually look old together.
He explains that he loves her so much, he wants to get old with her. And the episode ends with both covered with fairly good age makeup (looking about 60) sitting on a park bench feeding pigeons and looking lovingly at each other. The episode's title is 'Aqua Vida' and was originally aired on CBS on October 10, 1986.
- PixChick
The Twilight Zone (1985)
TV Series: Season 03; Episode #30: "Father And Son Game"
In the near future, a businessman fights for control of the family company with his father, who has been transformed by radical operations into a young man.
-- TBTC
The Twilight Zone (1985)
TV Series: Season 03; Episode #08: "Our Selyna Is Dying"
A doctor becomes suspicious when a dying old woman mysteriously becomes youthful, while her young niece simultaneously ages overnight.
-- TBTC