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Latest comment: 11 years ago by Number36

Perhaps a note that the plot is similar to Ray Bradbury's 1938 short story The Fox and the Forest, about a couple who have escaped from the future, likewise trying to blend in, and are tracked down by the authorities of their own time. This book notes the similarity and that it was an influence for this story, pointing out Finney even has one of the characters allude to Bradbury's earlier story; Useful for a reference. It was similar enough that I thought the Science Fiction Theatre episode based on this story, must've been based on the same story that the Dimension X episode based on The Fox and the Forest, which is what brought me here.Number36 (talk) 13:27, 2 January 2015 (UTC)Reply