The Twilight Zone S05E14 You Drive Full Episode

The Twilight Zone S05E14 You Drive 14/36. After involved with a hit-and-run killing a child, Mr. Oliver Pope is haunted by his car.

You unlock this door
with the key of imagination.

Beyond it is another dimension-

a dimension of sound,

a dimension of sight,

a dimension of mind.

You're moving into a land
of both shadow and substance,

of things and ideas.

You've just crossed over
into the twilight zone.

Oliver pope by name,

office manager by profession.

A man beset by life's problems:

His job, his salary,
the competition to get ahead.

Obviously mr. Pope's mind
is not on his driving.

Stop! Stop!

Oliver pope,
businessman turned killer

on a rain-soaked street

in the early evening
of just another day

during just another drive home
from the office.

The victim, a kid on a bicycle,
lying injured, near death.

But mr. Pope hasn't time
for the victim.

His only concern is for himself.

Oliver pope,
hit-and-run driver,

just arrived
at a crossroad in his life,

and he's chosen the wrong turn.

The hit occurred
in the world he knows,

but the run will lead him
straight into the twilight zone.

How come you put the car away?

I thought we were
going to a movie.

Oh, no, i've got a headache.

Aw. Bad day at the office, ollie?

Yeah, yeah,they're all bad.

You know that pete radcliff?

Well, he's after my job.

He didn't impress me
as that kind of fella at all.

Please, why do you have to disagree
with everything i say?

Oh, now, ollie, you're
just tired and cross.

You've got a headache,

and you just take this
and you'll feel better.

What are you doing?

Seeing if you've got a fever.

You might have caught that flu bug
that's been going around.

I'm all right. I'm all right.
Please just leave me alone.

Stop fussing over me.

Ollie...

ollie, somebody's
fooling around out in the garage.

In the...

i'll go take a look.

Who's out there?

What was it?

Uh, nobody there.

What was that
light i saw?

Well, it was
the car itself.

A faulty connection
or something.

The lights kept going on
and off by themselves.

A car shouldn't act like that.

I just paid the repair shop
$35 to have it put into shape.

Didn't see the paper

while you were out there, did you?

No.

Boy's late.

I guess it's the rain.

There was an accident
this evening

at the corner of third and park.

Could you... uh, well,
i'm a friend of the family's.

Could you tell me,
how is the boy?

Yes.

Uh... terrible.

Ollie, what on earth is that?

Must be some jerk
waking people up

in the middle of the night.

Ollie, that's your horn.

Isn't it terrible
about that little boy?

Only 12 years old,

and they don't
expect him to live.

I hope they find
the man who did it

so they can give him
what's coming to him.

How do you know
it was a man?

Didn't you get that far?

There was a witness.

How do you expect
to do a day's work

on one little
piece of toast?

Well... i'm not going to go
to the office today, lil, i...

i don't feel very well.

Okay, lie down then.

I thought you fixed that.

I did.

You're sure there wasn't somebody
in the garage last night?

I told you,
it's that car-

it's old car, nothing
about it works right.

We've had a lot of old cars

that didn't go honking their heads off
in the middle of the night.

I'm going to get rid of it.

Well, i'm going down
and have it looked at.

Yes, yes, third and park.

Well, i don't know
what's the matter.

It just stopped
and it won't start again.

Could you please send
a tow truck right away?

I'm in the middle of the street.

Lil, what took you so long?

I never...
i never had such a morning

in my life-
that car...

well, what about the car?

Well, it's
in the repair shop.

- I had to take a cab home.
- What happened?

The strangest thing
i've ever seen.

It all started down here
at the corner.

I wanted to turn right.

I could not make that wheel turn
the way i wanted to go.

And then finally,
the car stalls

at the intersection
of third and park.

- Stalled?
- Yes, the motor died.

There i was right
in the middle of the street,

blocking traffic.

Why, even the police
couldn't get it started.

What were the
police doing there?

Oh, they weren't after me.

It's the same corner
where that little child

was run down last night.

Police said to keep a look out
in case the criminal

returns to the scene
of the crime.

Did they say
if they had any leads?

Well, yes, they're
getting close to an arrest.

I hope they get him.

Nobody's safe with a
madman like that around.

I thought you said

the... the car
was in the repair shop.

Well, it is.

What are you trying to do?

What are you talking about?

You said the car was
in the repair shop.

Well, it was.

What's it doing here?

Wait a minute.

I'll get it.

Hello?

Yes, yes, speaking.

No, i didn't pick it up.

Yes.

Yes, i know where it is.

It's right here.

Didn't one of your
men deliver it?

No, no, no, i don't
understand it either,

but i'd like you to
understand one thing.

Don't bother
to send me a bill.

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You didn't have the car
down there long enough

to even look it over.

What do you think about that?

Was that the mechanic?

They said
they lost the car.

Can you imagine
the nerve of that guy?

It's not lost, it's right here.

Will you explain to me
how it got here?

They didn't deliver it.

Well, it didn't
drive itself home.

Wait a minute,
don't answer that.

Well, why not?

Well, uh, all right,
but if it's for me,

just say
that i'm not home.

Ollie, what on earth
is frightening you?

Nothing, nothing.

I just don't feel like
seeing anybody, that's all.

I don't know what it is,

but if you don't get over
these heebie-jeebies,

i'm calling a doctor.

Morning, mrs. Pope.

Well, what a nice surprise.

Ollie here?

Yes, he's in the living room.

Can i see him?

Yes, just for a minute.

He's kind of under
the weather today.

It's nothing serious.

I think he's just got
a touch of the flu.

Guess who's here.

Ollie, boy.

Oh.

I hear the flu bug
got you down.

Well, no, no,
not quite.

I'll be back
in the morning.

Well, i hope so.

Gets kind of dull
down there without you.

Oh?

What brings you
out here, pete?

When you didn't
show up at the office,

i thought i'd clear
up your "in" basket of yours.

Keep your hands off of my desk.

I've got some very important
correspondence in that basket.

Not anymore, i took care of it.

Your letters, sir,

all answered
and waiting for your signature.

All answered...

ollie!

I'm sorry, ollie, i...

only wanted to do you a favor.

You can do me a favor.

Quit bucking for my job, huh?

I take one morning off
and you start making noises

like you're
the head of the department.

You got it wrong, ollie.

I was only trying to help you.

I didn't want things
to pile up on you.

Don't try.

You listen to me.

You think i enjoyed
sitting in that office

dictating your lousy letters?

I got better things
to do, buddy boy.

Nobody's holding you here.

Go do them.

You bet I will.

Pete...

I'm sorry, I...

shouldn't have blown up
at him like that.

Last night, a kid on our block
was run down.

I knew him.

He used to come over

and play with my kids.

There was one nice, decent,
fun-loving, ambitious little kid

and some maniac
smashed into him

and left him lying there
in the rain.

I know.

We've been reading about it
in the papers.

Terrible shame.

Well, they're watching
the corner.

He'll show up,
they always do.

You don't happen to know

how the little boy's
getting on, do you?

He died, mrs. Pope.

About an hour ago.

Oh...

well...

i'll see you to the door.

I think that's him.

That won't do,
you have to be sure.

That's him, i'm sure.

Wait here.

Could i see your
driver's license please?

Sure.

Mind if i ask why?

Where were you
last night at 6:15?

Home with my wife
and kids.

I got a witness
says you're wrong.

Ollie, what on
earth's the matter?

Oliver?

They arrested
that hit-and-run driver, lil.

Well, i'm glad to hear it

but is that any reason for you
to look white as a ghost?

The man they arrested
was pete radcliff.

Oh, i don't believe that.

Here, read for yourself.

Positively identified
by an eyewitness

at the scene of the accident.

I still can't believe it.

You can tell if a man
would do a thing like that.

Pete just isn't the type.

You don't know him
as well as i do.

Well, i suppose not.

You always have said
he was sneaky-

after your job and all.

I don't have to worry
about that anymore.

Well, how can you
take satisfaction

out of somebody
else's misfortune?

I don't mean i got any
pleasure out of it.

I mean, i don't have
to worry about things

down at the office anymore.

Now, there is somebody
out in that garage.

I am not imagining it
this time.

There's nobody out there.

Are you going to look?

That noise could have
come from anywhere.

It came from the garage.

If you're afraid,
i'll call the police.

No- no.

I'll go.

Who's in here?

No... no...

ollie?

Ollie!

What?

Some nut's got his radio on

as high as it'll go.

It seems to me like it's coming
from the cassidys'.

Oh?

Hey...

hey, you over there.

People are trying to sleep.

Look, pipe down, will you?

Lil, I...

i don't guess they hear me.

I better go down there
and talk to them.

And now five minutes
of the late news.

An arrest has been made

in the case of the driver
who yesterday ran away

after fatally injuring
young timmy danvers.

The suspect, peter radcliff
of 509 harboro street,

has been positively identified
by mrs. Muriel hastings,

who witnessed the accident
at the intersection of third and elm.

Funeral services for the victim
will take place

tomorrow afternoon
at trinity church.

And now five minutes
of the late news.

An arrest has been made

in the case of the driver
who yesterday ran away

after fatally injuring
young timmy danvers.

The suspect, peter radcliff
of 509 harboro street,

has been...

oh, i was going to surprise you
with breakfast in bed.

Oh... i'm not an invalid, lil.

And i'm not hungry either.

You know, i still think you
ought to call the police.

Why, honey?

Well, to find out
about those prowlers in the garage.

It's been two nights running now.

I'll tell you what i'll do.

When i get back
from work tonight,

i'll put a lock
on that garage door.

Bye-bye.

Oh, ollie,
you better take a raincoat.

Radio said it might rain.

Oh, lil,
it's not going to rain.

Now don't you
stay down there working

if you get tired.

You come on home.

All right, lil,
all right, i will.

Aren't you going to drive?

Well, i thought i
would take the bus.

Why?

Well, i don't trust that car.

I mean, it's falling apart.

Well, you just gonna
leave it in the garage?

No, no. I thought i'd
put an ad in the paper.

Somebody will take
it off our hands.

Bye-bye, lil.

Bye, ollie.

Who's there?

All persons attempting
to conceal criminal acts

involving their cars
are hereby warned:

Check first to see

that underneath that chrome
there does not lie a conscience,

especially if you're driving
along a rain-soaked highway

in the twilight zone.