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  • The old one is so much better.

  • THE WW II scene is meant as the "maguffin" or the "thing" that gets the story started. In this case, a fleeing, scared woman is chased by a Nazi sniper, who surrenders all of his anger when seeing the jar. On the same token, the once scared, hapless woman now shoots him in cold blood. The jar (and it's weird contents) itself evokes all kinds of emotion from anyone that views it--remember later in the episode, the people at the art show either loved it or hated it or something in between.

  • It looks like Laraine Newman used some of her SNL money to get a nose job.

  • I've seen both and I've gotta say that this one is better. The earlier version is just too unbelievable. The husband and the wife in the earlier version are completely mismatched. I can't quite understand however, what the World War II clip means or what its significance to the rest of the episode is.

  • Burton butchered Bradbury's story.

  • @Misterioso He also butchered "Planet of the Apes", "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", and "Alice In Wonderland."

  • i wonder if someone has the episode were the little kid grabs her dads gun and goes aroud townwith it then at the end almost kills a boy by accidently shooting it

  • Burton and bartel are a match made in heaven. That art is so up Tim's Alley

  • @wickedfeylady

    I agree. why didn't they work together more?

  • why are there bit's missing inbetween parts 1 and 2, and 2 and 3?

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