Jesse claims that Fats is trying to break his concentration, and when Fats shoots his final shot and misses Jesse gets excited. Jesse must simply sink his last shot ... but he misses. Fats lines up his shot and sinks it in the pocket, only to look up intensely at Jesse, who is shaking with fear. Fats takes his cue chalk out of his pocket and sets it down. Jesse questions him about the life or death stakes, and Fats laughs. He tells Jesse that he will die in obscurity as all second-raters do in the end. If he had beaten Fats he would've lived forever. Fats says that Jesse's good but not good enough and as Fats disappears Jesse screams that he can do better, that he will practice more, and that he will eventually win. This episode was written by Johnson for the original "Twilight Zone" series. That 1961 version, starring Jack Klugman and Jonathan Winters, featured an ending where Jesse wins and is bound to take up Fats's mantle as the greatest pool player in history. The ending used here was the original ending as intended by writer George Clayton Johnson. Sacramento Philatelic Society  The Sacramento Philatelic Society is a philatelic organization serving stamp collectors in the Sacramento area of California. The society was founded in 1914 by Mr. A. W. Spanton who posted an advertisement in the newspaper, and received a response from twelve philatelists who then formed the club, which they called the Sacramento Stamp Society. Early meetings of the society were at the YMCA and later churches, schools, and any location they could find to hold their meetings. The society grew quickly and changed its name to the Sacramento Philatelic Society. Meetings are held every Wednesday evening from 7:00pm to 9:00pm at the Easter Seal Center, located at 3205 Hurley Way in Sacramento. Meetings consist of company business, circuit books, and presentations. A newsletter, entitled "The Philatelic Prospector", is published by the society. The philatelic exhibition SACAPEX (Sacramento California Philatelic Exhibition) is sponsored by the society and is held annually. The society operates by its set of by-laws. Elective officers are the president, vice president, treasurer, and members of the board of directors. Hugh Robinson (painter)  Hugh Robinson (1756–1796) was a British artist, best known for his history paintings and portraits.