Twilight zone episodes

The Narrator is Earth's guide through The Twilight Zone. The Narrator appeared to possess near omniscience, most notably in the awareness of the convergence of dimensions and the resulting effects. His appearance changed, along with his personality, from time to time. It was never determined if these were merely guises or if they were in fact separate entities fulfilling the same role. Assuming the latter, there have been at least seven distinct individuals assuming the identity of The…

Throughout the show you find terrifying episodes, some beautifully heartbreaking, and others with wide-eyed awe of what could come in the future. The last one though, is more rare. These episodes come around every so often to give our brains a nice kick in the ass to get thinking, leaving us with questions on our view or morality that may just need to be thought about and changed.

Check out some mind-boggling behind-the-scenes facts, as we take you on a trip into Rod Serling’s singularly strange universe.

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There's not all about space-pigs and cornfields.

Technical Specs Director: Mitchell Leisen Writer: Rod Serling Cast: Roddy McDowall, Susan Oliver, Paul Comi, Byron Morrow, Vic Perrin, and Vernon Gray Composer: None (Stock Music) Air Date: 3/25/1960 Production Code: 173-3613 Overview Biologist Sam Conrad (Roddy McDowell) travels to Mars with astronaut Mark Marcusson (Paul Comi), who dies from an injury sustained while […]

18. The Twilight Zone (1959-1964) - Brave Search

Of course, Rod Serling's favorite episode of The Twilight Zone is the one with the cruelest ending in the show's entire run.