Mandela Effect Rod Stirling

You know Rod Stirling!...Well he is now Rod Serling

Rodman Edward "Rod" Serling was an American screenwriter, playwright, television producer, and narrator known for his live television dramas of the 1950s and his science-fiction anthology TV series, The Twilight Zone. Wikipedia
Born: December 25, 1924, Syracuse, NY
Died: June 28, 1975, Rochester, NY

I am stunned because everyone I know agrees this was Rod Stirling!


I know.. I know, everyone is done with this thing but I am still needing to explain to myself the change in the one I am sure of. Many people just don't research and some of the effects are simply name changes and brand changes that are listed in the history of the product or business but some are not. K-Mart the way it was is shown to have been Kmart since 69 I think it was. The fish was not a name change either.

This is the most important thing in the world, it maybe these glitches have always existed and are only now increasing or that it is new.

These two I remember also
Before and now
K-Mart.....Kmart
Gordon's Fish...Gorton's Fish

This video is interesting from about 35 mins on a possible explanation.

He has always been Rod Serling, sorry. Im 55.

originally posted by: alphacenturi
He has always been Rod Serling, sorry. Im 55.

I am much older than you, seems to have nothing to do with age as far as I can tell. The people who know clearly he is Sterling are all ages but none of the ones I have asked are young.

Watching the vid now from your point.
Gotta admit i liked the guy after he said "i might even use different colors on this one"

I'm curious to his explanation for the rest..

Also i starred ya because you mentioned the subject had been beaten to death. Ill flag if he has something to say ..
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Aight.. Cant finish it as he becomes religious after a segwwy of jumps into something i may watch later.
He stokes thoughts on issues but his coconclusion may be something most are not willing to wwaitfor unless you paraphrase in your op.]

a reply to: SeaWorthy

I called him Sterling for years, until I found out it's Serling. And that was 20 years ago. That was my bad all along

In my timeline he was Rodd Sturling.

This one's interesting.

It WAS always Rod Sterling There was definitely a T after the S.

It is Serling. It has always been Serling. It has NEVER been Sterling.

a reply to: SeaWorthy

ok, cool, I just remember him as Rod Serling, plus in your fisrt post you spell it Stirling, and then in your response to me you spell it Sterling.

maybe its just me.

a reply to: SeaWorthy

Im sorry Ol Salty.....Its always been Rod Serling.

Even in the 1960s.

Yes, many people thought Stirling.....because it was a more common name, easy to say, in use more often and sounded similar.

In the 60s, you had "Pounds Sterling", Stirling Moss (GP driver), "stirling effort young man" (in English movies).....etc.

But Rod Serling it was.

originally posted by: SeaWorthy

originally posted by: alphacenturi
He has always been Rod Serling, sorry. Im 55.

I am much older than you, seems to have nothing to do with age as far as I can tell. The people who know clearly he is Sterling are all ages but none of the ones I have asked are young.

Arrrrrr, Ye olde Tar...

(I've got nothing to add to the actual thread but heard a kid talking like a pirate down in Tarpon Springs, Fl. He did it in like a Jimmy Durante type voice. )

Thanks for the laugh..

originally posted by: TheFlyOnTheWall
a reply to: SeaWorthy

I called him Sterling for years, until I found out it's Serling. And that was 20 years ago. That was my bad all along

His name was always easy to read and sterling sounds nothing like serling as I hear them saying it now.

originally posted by: gort51
a reply to: SeaWorthy

Im sorry Ol Salty.....Its always been Rod Serling.

Even in the 1960s.

Yes, many people thought Stirling.....because it was a more common name, easy to say, in use more often and sounded similar.

In the 60s, you had "Pounds Sterling", Stirling Moss (GP driver), "stirling effort young man" (in English movies).....etc.

But Rod Serling it was.

Thanks Gort "Klaatu barada nikto"
Agree to disagree!

originally posted by: amazing
This one's interesting.

It WAS always Rod Sterling There was definitely a T after the S.

I have asked everyone and why do they all remember it as I do...like you!
Thanks!

a reply to: SeaWorthy

It was always Rod Serling for me.

originally posted by: butcherguy
It was always Rod Serling for me.

'Imagine if you will, a world were the Mandela Effect was solely attributed to faulty memory. Were timelines were all consistent. You are about to enter the Twilight Books'.

That is how I remember the intro to the show.

a reply to: SeaWorthy

Was always Rod Serling.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I feel like that must be a porn star's name.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I've stayed away from this subject like the plague because it's so effing dumb to me. There's so little personal accountability in the world now that people have had to fabricate a way to explain their poor memory and poor understanding of spoken words as a conspiracy of some sort and that.... just disgusts me, frankly.

But you, sir... you have stirred something within me. I remember this opening. It then cut to the first bit of the intro to Love Boat and a cheerful narrator come on with a voiceover saying "STARRING..... ROD STERLING!" who then spun around to look at the camera as if it had snuck up on him and he was surprised it was there if I am recalling correctly. Do you remember that as well?

Oh man, here we go down the memory hole.

Can people PLEASE just stop responding to these threads? I know, GOD FORBID people take responsibility for being WRONG these days but....

I swear.... Your lack of memory is NOT a 'Mandela' effect, it's you being ........
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Wait for it!!!!!

WRONG, WRONG, WRONG, WRONG, WRONG! Accept it and move on!