Silver Ball Century ep. 66 - Early 1993 - Don't Touch the Door

'90s pinball is so fun. That's the main thing I can think of to say. I am looking forward to playing every one of these tables. We start with White Water, known for having a high skill ceiling and being very competitive in tournaments, and follow it up with The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends (I'm abbreviating it from now on), which is the opposite. Everything is nonsense on Rocky and Bullwinkle, including the scoring, and that just feels right. You don't "go deep" in Rocky and Bullwinkle so much as you make more random silly things happen. Instead of a wizard mode, it has Back in Time, a mode that scores considerably less than everything else. It can be a difficult goal that you achieve by playing all the modes. Or maybe you just get it awarded by the mystery saucer. Wow-ee! The Twilight Zone remains one of the greatest and most ambitious pinball designs, because it's like you started with The Addams Family and added a lot more stuff. A gumball machine that can…