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Orch Went was a really beloved actor known best for the world as the norm of "Cheers". Wend died tragically on 20.05.2025, but he leaves a huge body of work behind. He not only has an incredible 269 episodes of "Cheers" (and a memorable arrival of the "Simpsons")But the man had more than 170 acting loans to his name that lasted nearly five decades. At that time, Vent had the opportunity to put its small stamp on another classic TV series.

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The play in question is none other than the "twilight zone". Created by Rod Serling, a series of an anthology of science, which was initially aired in the 60s of CBS, is still considered one of the best plays in the history of television today. That is why CBS has revived it several times over the years, including the latest, Reboot the short -lived "Dusk Zone" by Horror Master Jordanordan Chick. One of the less discussed epochs about the show came in the 1980s when CBS revived a new generation series. During this era, Wend appeared in an often forgotten episode.

As part of the fourth episode of the second season of the rebirth, Wend appeared in a segment entitled "World Next Door". He was paired with two other segments, "after hours" and "lost and found". Someone would forgive that he does not remember this episode, but for those who are iousubopite, the synopsis for the episode (through TV tropes) reads as follows:

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Barney Schoolinger (George Went) is a part -time inventor whose gadgets, often very impractical, have been reprimanded by his wife Katie (Bernadett Byrket). Barney also has frequent dreams where a second life lives in an alternative world stuck in the early 20th century, where a business tycoon and speech for his city is spotted. When he is able to enter this world through a strange door to the basement, Barney learns that his colleague has dreams identical in motivation for his, wanting to escape into a world where he is free from the traps of fame, while the regular Barney is trying to get the glory of himself.

This sounds a lot like a classic premise that suits the show. It has a great scientific component. He has that classic lesson "Be careful what you want" in his center. It is easy to see why it is done. That said, while the 80's The "Twilight Zone" rebirth had its moments, such as some segments of Wes CravenIt's not as much appreciated as the original series. In addition, the episode in which Wend appeared is not true as a classic. As such, it is very likely that even hardcore fans of the show have not seen it.

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To make things even more complicated, even those who were iousubopitic to check it now, they would have a difficult time to do so. The 1985 series era is currently not a streaming of Paramount+ along with the original series. It is a little difficult to find with modern TV standards. Plus, these episodes have never been in a fairly heavy rotation of the cable, which means that it is much less likely that viewers would stumble.

It's a little shame, in retrospect. George Went made a TV legend thanks to Cheers. Undoubtedly, more people would probably like to check his episode of the "twilight zone" as soon as they find that even exists, even if it is out of pure iOsubocity. It is nothing if it is not interesting to consider that Wend has made its mark on this franchise, even if it was relatively small.

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You can grab "Zone Twilight: Complete Series of the 80's" of Amazon's DVD.