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The Path
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- Forest Whitaker: The future. We'd all like to know what's in store for us. Ally Warner has just been given a glimpse into hers. Now she's about to go down a path that will lead her deep into the Twilight Zone.
- Directed by Jerry Levine
- Written by James Crocker
Tropes for this segment include:
- Forest Whitaker: By seeking the path to her future, Ally Warner put her destiny into the hands of another. And now that path has become a dead end filled with helplessness, despair, and boundless dread. Miss Ally Warner, facing the bleakest of futures in the Twilight Zone.
Fair Warning
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- Forest Whitaker: When you're in love, the world seems perfect. Just ask Tina Bishop. But unrequited love, that's a different story altogether. And Tina's about to find out just how painful and dangerous it can be.
- Directed by John T Kretchmer
- Written by David Weddle and Bradley Thompson
Tropes for this segment include:
- Anthropomorphic Personification: It turns out that the man speaking with Tina was actually his conscience, warning her against his plan to attack her.
- Damsel out of Distress: Tina is attacked by George in her apartment. He overpowers her and duct tapes Tina's mouth, but she manages to grab some scissors to stab him with, rescuing herself.
- Police Are Useless: Here the police aren't indifferent, they just can't legally help her since George, Tina's stalker, always has an alibi every time she says he'd told her he was going to harm her. They can only intervene once he's attacked her and she stabbed George defending herself.Forest Whitaker: Sometimes it's just a voice that whispers in our ear, an impulse for decency residing in even the darkest of souls. And that voice can sometimes make the difference between life and death. Just ask Tina Bishop
