Mandela Effect test: Without looking it up, what was the name of the guy who narrated The Twilight Zone?

teawrecks , 6 months ago

Yes, my first thought was Rod Sterling, but also I’ve been corrected on how to say his name my entire life.

HopeOfTheGunblade , 6 months ago

Rod Serling? Answering before I read comments.

Spaghetti_Hitchens , 6 months ago

Ron Perlman

TonyHawksPoTater , 6 months ago

Rod Serling

irmoz , 6 months ago

Rod Serling

Viking_Hippie , 6 months ago

Marlon Wayans.

theywilleatthestars , 6 months ago

Rod Serling

Pratai , 6 months ago

How is this a Mandela effect when everyone knows what the correct answer is?

ezchili , 6 months ago

Orson Welles? D:

young_broccoli , 6 months ago

rod serling?

ristoril_zip , 6 months ago

I mean Serling and Sterling are so close it seems stupid to me to call it Mandela effect. More like humans gonna human.

ZeroCool , 6 months ago (edited 6 months ago)

Normal people: Serling. Although it’s often understandably confused with ‘Sterling’ as that’s a more familiar word and sounds very similar.

Idiots: No, no, no, I am from a parallel universe.

13esq , 6 months ago

If I came from a parallel universe and the only difference is an easily mistaken spelling of a name I’d be quite disappointed.

MrScottyTay , 6 months ago

Jordan Peele?

soupcat , 6 months ago

Joe

ryan , 6 months ago

Is it actually a Mandela Effect if you've just forgotten what a guy's name is? I always thought it was more about mass confabulations.

altima_neo , 6 months ago

I don’t even know the guys name.

But yeah, Mandela effect is everyone believing something that differs from reality. Like Berenstain Bears being remembered as Berenstein.