This week Terry and Paul continue along their Fun Size October with a look at a Goosebumps episode that stars Ryan Gosling aka Ryan Goose. Three teens go exploring where they shouldn't and find a camera that can take pictures of the future but not in a good way...

This week Terry and Paul start their Fun Sized month by talking about some younger leaning anthology shows with Are You Afraid of the Dark?'s The Tale of Laughing in the Dark. What could go wrong when you steal the nose off of animatronic clown that is a stand in for a real life criminal that burned alive decades ago? Also, they guys talk about a very silly lawsuit involving peanut butter cup shapes and debate the best and worst candies...

This week Terry and Paul start off on a new adventure with their coverage of the other Rod Serling anthology series, Night Gallery. They discuss the made for TV movie/pilot of the series with three stories involving greed, death, and paintings that should not be trusted...

This week Terry and Paul wrap up our discussion about the lone season of the UPN's Twilight Zone. We share our bottom five, middling five, and top five episodes of the season and talk about how it fits in with the other revivals of the series. We then talk about the series as a whole. And our favorite Forest Whitaker appearances.

This week Terry and Paul get some nice matching flannel pajamas and meet Mr. Scott Crane, a slumlord who has power, influence, and money, but is afraid to leave his own home. When an arson for hire goes wrong, Scott has to confront his own actions as the temps go up and things start catching fire around him...

This week Terry and Paul follow some vauge GPS directions and end up in a cave with 5 college friends that think they won an internet treasure hunt. What they uncover is an ancient stone box with a jar of blood inside that is still wet...

This week Terry and Paul are looking for their crime flashlight when they meet the Malones, a military family that has been without their father and husband for over two years due to his overseas assignment. When it appears that he is MIA after a rescue mission, Robert Malone is now back at home and seems to have a different outlook on life...

This week Terry and Paul are questioning their life decisions when they meet Mr. Grady Finch, a man who is to be executed for crime he says he did not commit. Just before he is to be killed, Grady hears a voice telling him, 'Not yet...'

This week Terry and Paul are just hanging around a cemetary, doing cemetary things, when the meet Ms. Edie Durant, a photographer who hasn't take a single picture in over a year after a car crash killed her fiance. Prompted by a friend to pick up her camera again, Edie starts taking new pictures but a mysterious house shows up in the negatives...

This week Terry and Paul finally get their banadages taken off and hope they can fit into society after discussing the remake of 'The Eye of the Beholder.' Does this version have anything new to say or will it require another procedure...