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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: In reality, there were no Japanese-American traitors at Pearl Harbor.
** Of course, this was a common conspiracy at the time, and may have been a baseless accusation leveled against his father, and Arthur, with no way to disprove it, simply believed it after having it drilled into his head.
** Of course, this was a common conspiracy at the time, and may have been a baseless accusation leveled against his father, and Arthur, with no way to disprove it, simply believed it after having it drilled into his head.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: In reality, there were no Japanese-American traitors at Pearl Harbor.
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->'''Creator/RodSerling''': Two men alone in an attic; a young Japanese-American and a seasoned veteran of yesterday's war. It's twenty-odd years since Pearl Harbor, but two ancient opponents are moving into position for a battle in an attic crammed with skeletons - souvenirs, old uniforms, and rusted medals - ghosts from the dim reaches of the past that will lead us into the Twilight Zone.
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->'''Creator/RodSerling''': Two men alone in an attic; a young Japanese-American and a seasoned veteran of yesterday's war. It's twenty-odd years since Pearl Harbor, but two ancient opponents are moving into position for a battle in an attic crammed with skeletons - – souvenirs, old uniforms, and rusted medals - – ghosts from the dim reaches of the past that will lead us into the Twilight Zone.
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Air date: May 1, 1964
Air date: May 1, 1964
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->'''Creator/RodSerling''': Two men in an attic, locked in mortal embrace, their common bond and their common enemy: Guilt. A disease all-too prevalent amongst men both in and out of the Twilight Zone.
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->'''Rod Serling''': Two men in an attic, locked in mortal embrace, their common bond and their common enemy: Guilt. A disease all too prevalent amongst men both in and out of the Twilight Zone.
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* DatedHistory: The episode depicts Japanese-American traitors helping with the attack on Pwarl Harbor, which was commonly believed at the time but has since been dismissed as a racist conspiracy theory.
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* DatedHistory: The episode depicts Japanese-American traitors helping with the attack on Pwarl Pearl Harbor, which was commonly believed at the time but has since been dismissed as a racist conspiracy theory.
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* DatedHistory: The episode depicts Japanese-American traitors helping with the attack on Pwarl Harbor, which was commonly believed at the time but has since been dismissed as a racist conspiracy theory.
* LaserGuidedKarma: Arthur's father helped the Japanese to attack Pearl Harbor only to be one of those killed in the bombing.
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* ShellShockedVeteran: Much of Fenton's behavior in this episode could be blamed on PTSD and war flashbacks, even his drinking problem. He may be a jerk, but he also saw heavy action in one of the cruelest theaters of war in recent history. His insulting demeanor towards a Japanese-American is bigoted, but also can be explained as a reaction to someone of the same ethnicity as the frankly brutal enemy he fought against only 20 years ago.
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* ShellShockedVeteran: Much of Fenton's behavior in this episode could be blamed on PTSD and war flashbacks, even his drinking problem. He may be a jerk, but he also saw heavy action in one of the cruelest cruellest theaters of war in recent history. His insulting demeanor demeanour towards a Japanese-American is bigoted, but also can be explained as a reaction to someone of the same ethnicity as the frankly brutal enemy he fought against only 20 years ago.
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: The Door in Fenton's attic mysteriously closes and doesn't open until the end of the episode where both characters are dead, at which point it opens on its own. Was it locked? What was holding it shut? Ghosts? Sentience? God? The episode doesn't say.
