Person or Persons Unknown
- Person or Persons Unknown
Infobox Television episode
Title = Person or Persons Unknown
Series = The Twilight Zone
Caption = Richard Long in "Person or Persons Unknown"
Season = 3
Episode = 92
Airdate =March 23, 1962
Production =4829
Writer =Charles Beaumont
Director =John Brahm
Guests =Richard Long : David Gurney
Frank Silvera : Doctor Koslenko
Shirley Ballard : Wilma #1
Julie van Zandt : Wilma #2
Betty Harford : Woman Clerk
Ed Glover : Sam Baker
Michael Keep : Policeman
Joe Higgins : Bank Guard
John Newton : Mr. Cooper
Music = Stock
Episode list = List of Twilight Zone episodes
Prev = Little Girl Lost
Next = The Little People
"Person or Persons Unknown" is an episode of the American television anthology series "The Twilight Zone".
Opening Narration
ynopsis
David Gurney wakes up to find that nobody knows him, and all evidence of his identity had disappeared. He is placed in an insane asylum; however, he manages to escape. He finds a photograph of himself and his wife together. However, when the police arrive with a psychiatrist, the picture has somehow changed and portrays Gurney alone. He throws himself to the ground and wakes up in his bed. The whole adventure was a bad dream. His wife gets up from the bed and talks to him from the bathroom, where she removes cream from her face. When she emerges, Gurney is horrified to discover that, even though she acts and talks the same way, his wife does not look at all like the wife he knows.
Closing Narration
Preview for Next Week's Story
ee also
* The Twilight Zone (1959 TV series)
* Episode List
References
* Zicree, Marc Scott. "The "Twilight Zone" Companion", Bantam Books, 1982. ISBN 0-553-01416-1
*DeVoe, Bill. (2008). "Trivia from The Twilight Zone". Albany, GA: Bear Manor Media. ISBN 978-1593931360
*Grams, Martin. (2008). "The Twilight Zone: Unlocking the Door to a Television Classic". Churchville, MD: OTR Publishing. ISBN 978-0970331090
External links
*imdb title|id=0734613|title=Person or Persons Unknown
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