If These Walls Could Talk

Episode aired Jul 30, 1995
TV-PG
45m

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6.7/10

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Dwight Schultz and Alberta Watson in The Outer Limits (1995)

Drama Fantasy Horror Mystery Sci-Fi Thriller

Physicist and professional debunker Leviticus Mitchell agrees to help professional psychic Lynda Tillman investigate the abandoned mansion where her son and his girlfriend have mysteriously ... Read allPhysicist and professional debunker Leviticus Mitchell agrees to help professional psychic Lynda Tillman investigate the abandoned mansion where her son and his girlfriend have mysteriously disappeared.Physicist and professional debunker Leviticus Mitchell agrees to help professional psychic Lynda Tillman investigate the abandoned mansion where her son and his girlfriend have mysteriously disappeared.

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6.7/10

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YOUR RATING

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Trivia
The police station set was previously used in Caught in the Act (1995).

Goofs
The hollow rock that is called a meteorite is actually a geode.

Quotes
The Control Voice: Ghosts, haunted houses. Many maintain that such concepts have no place in our computerized 20th-century reality, but until man conquers death, one inevitable question will always linger within the recesses of the human mind: what lies beyond?

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Featured in The Outer Limits: The Voice of Reason (1995)

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8/10

SF approach to haunted house theme

The son of divorced parents, whose mother forbids him seeing a troubled girl, uses an abandoned house to still see her. But one night after going to the house they both disappear without a trace. Police believe them to be runaways, but the mother does not give up on the conviction that her son is dead and takes matters into her own hands.

The episode is totally unoriginal, but based on previous experience I didn't expect it anyway, so I won't take lack of originality against it. This is a classic story about a haunted house, only instead of ghosts it uses a quasi-scientific outcome and this combination of horror and SF is quite interesting and additionally empowered by solid acting and effects unexpectedly good for this type of series. If you're not a picky nagger, it's quite enjoyable.

8/10