Free Range by Bill Whitehead for March 13, 2020

“Powerful stuff. A highly charged story. The screen fairly crackles with excitement.”

-——— {Entertainment Tonight}

I heard the owners of this film had to foot the bill themselves to shoot the pilot. There was also a delay in filming some of the scenes due to weather – some of the flights got socked in by fog.

Now that there are no sports on TV to watch this could become a real show.

I just love a closely knitted family!

“Darnit, let’s toe the line on production costs”, he said drierly.

Bob

Of course, you do realize this is fiction.

Lost socks are sent to the same place as missing Tupperware lids.

So there is a Twilight Zone episode with a happy ending.

My theory is that only half of the unmatched socks people find are ‘missing’ – what happens is that dryers are interconnected portals and some socks go from one dryer to another, so you think you lost one but you really gained one.

A tale of two socks, one had a charmed life after being turned into a sock puppet, the other a hard life as a dust rag.

Sign me up! My orphan sock drawer has no more room!

I guess I need to send my lost socks to airport? They’re not doing me any good here.