From Agnes - with Love

The actress that plays Beaver's teacher Ms. Landers is the love interest in this episode. She looks like a hot naughty Rachel Maddow only better looking. She shakes her booty for 3 seconds toward the end and turns out to be a nerdy party girl. Wally Cox is his predicable self as the comedy protagonist and Mr. Drysdale plays the straight man sending programmers to be mentally destroyed by Agnes the jealous female who has more interesting things to study, model and predict than orbital velocities oddly enough poetically it is Venus that Agnes is assigned to study and it is venus that she is eternally preoccupied with studying.

Wow, this episode was a joke. Far from my favorite, far from how I think of the average Twilight episodes since by in large, I really enjoy the Twilight zone. But I did not enjoy this one, except for a few spots where I just laughed at the lunacy of those moments. Wally Cox here was like one of the biggest nerds I've ever seen in an older style show. He really looked like a nerd and he really acted like a nerd. He was that science geek type who worked at an electronics lab. His department was with a talking space data machine. He asks out Milly (Ann Randolf), a beauty who works at his company, and she actually said yes. On the date at his apartment with Milly, she wanted to dance and get romantic and that dork just sat there with his science book opened saying "I was wanted us to keep comparing notes on the neutron status data". I might have not quoted those last three words 100% correctly but who cares? This guy had a real cutie advancing on him and this was how he acts? Then when they start dancing he starts complaining about the sores on his feet? Then he opens the champaign bottle with the end of the bottle pointed three inches from Milly's face and doesn't expect the champaign to spray on her? I did not feel sorry for that nerd when Milly then stormed out, and then the next night reject Wally and shoo him away to spend the evening advancing herself onto a much cooler, more appealing guy. I really wondered what Milly saw in Wally in the first place. Maybe because she thought he'd be such an intelligent nerd, that if she went out with him, he'd make her a lot of money. As soon as she found out he wasn't so smart, look how fast she ditched him to be with a cooler, better looking guy. The rest of the episode delt with Wally talking to the machine asking it about all this technical space data and the machine just wanting to talk to Wally about his love life. An added little running joke about how Wally kept running into the same girl in the hallway giving her each of the things (candy, flowers, etc.) that were rejected from Milly when he tried giving them to her. Then the hallway girl would just shrug, form a weak smile, not say anything and keep walking. The end result in this episode with Wally and the machine was also quite ridiculous.

After a problem with another computer technician, James Elwood is assigned to the position to work with the top-notch computer Agnes. He has to obtain the result of several calculations in a short period, and he is hitting on the secretary Millie. The clumsy and shy Elwood dates Millie, but he does not understand her true intentions of partying. Agnes asks him how was his date and starts to give advices to him about his romantic life. However, she is in love with him and wants to destroy his relationship with the gorgeous Millie.

"From Agnes - with Love" is another silly episode of "The Twilight Zone". The plot wants to be funny, but it is not. The gorgeous Sue Randall steals the show with her beauty, and it is hard to understand why she dates the stupid nerd Elwood. The conclusion with the computer falling in unrequited love with Elwood is awful. My vote is six.

Title (Brazil): "De Agnes, com Amor" ("From Agnes, with Love")

This is the story of a true nerd. He has the skills to run a huge computer (of the Univac era). He loves a young woman who works in his building, but he is so darned boring and clumsy, he strikes out over and over. Unfortunately, when he asks his big computer for some help, it spouts out useless, destructive advice. It is manipulating him! There is a sort of charm. It features Wally Cox (Underdog) who made a career of playing bookish little milquetoasts. He does develop a relationship in this episode, but it's not with the girl of his dreams. His frantic shortsightedness is what the episode features. It works to a point. The rest is terribly dated and sort of lacking.

The 17th root of 9000355126606 is 5.0489470278494267977744214019957 This is different from the "goofs" answer.

The computer gives a glimpse of how primitive things were. People were really afraid they would take over the lives of all the people.

You can't ask certain kinds of questions and expect to get answers even today. They just are sequencers - one thing after another.

The old man in the cave and Mr. Whipple are great examples of the fear and expectations people had back then.

What is lacking is ... what exactly? The intelligence of a 4 year old? We can't define it.