Anybody here fans of the old Twilight Zone?
My favorite Episodes-
- "The monsters are due on Maple Street"
-"It's a good life"
-"To serve man"
-"Little girl lost"
-"A passage for trumpet"
-"The Invaders"
-"The passerby"
And many other classic episodes. What's your favorite episodes?

"You unlock this door with the key of Imagination....In it lies another dimension....a dimension of sight....a dimension of sound....a dimension of mind....you're moving into a land of both shadow and substance, of things and ideas...You've just crossed over into....the Twilight Zone..."

YES! I love that show; had a book on all the episodes but I have no clue where it is now. Do you know if that's available on DVD?

I did too SillyPrincess but i have no idea where it is now lol and i do LOVE that show. ~pollywolly

Love it.Its always (sp?)intriging.Oh and silly princess there are dvds.

I love that show. There is a marathon of it on SciFi Channel on New Years. I like the Nightmare at 20,000 feet. I like other ones too.

I love that show. There is a marathon of it on SciFi Channel on New Years. I like the Nightmare at 20,000 feet.
thats one of my favorites.

I saw "The monsters are due on Maple Street" in my english class in school and I liked it alot

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does tower of terror count?

Love it.Its always (sp?)intriging.Oh and silly princess there are dvds.
oooo sweet! thanks :)

the twilight zone is one of the greatest shows of all time.

Yes it's on lots of DVDs. Oh, and for any Tower fans out there, here's some neat facts.

-the trumpet from "a passage for trumpet" is in the pre show.
-the invader from "the invaders" is on the top shelf in the pre show.
-an envolope marked "Rod Serling" from "a world of his own" is sitting on the table in the pre show.
-the fourtune telling machine from "nick of time" is on the top shelf
- before entering the pre show, look for the door marked 22 from "22"
-A sign announcing the Anthony Freemont band, reffering to the name of the little boy from "It's a good life"
-The footage of Rod Serling used in the pre show was taken from "It's a good life"
-the fith dimension scene in WDW's tower is based off of "little girl lost" also look for the chalk circle from that episode in WDW's exit corridor, and upstairs at DCA's boiler room.
-in DCA's photo preview area, look for the camera from "A most unusual camera"
-Imagineers had to watch all the episodes of the show at least twice while working on the project.

I searched for a long time for the DVD on my last shopping trip...and well for season one I'd have to pay £59.99 which I don't know in $ but I'm guessing between 70 and 100.

Ah Rod Serling was a genius.

I just read something here: http://www.wdwmagic.com/tower_robertrhine_interview.htm

Basically its an interview with Robert Rhine a Rod Serling lookalike who did the pre-show footage. Rod Serling was, of course, dead by the time that the Tower was built so they needed a "stand-in" for the footage, and Robert was that guy!

I LOVE the Twilight Zone! The 4th of July Marathon is probably one of my favorite days of the year!

i have season 1 on DVD

does tower of terror count?

I don't think it counts, because it was made by Disney, and they really didn't have an old Twilight Zone show on it. Only the movie was made by Disney about it.

Anyways, I saw an episode last night (didn't see title because I turned it on in the middle of it) and it was the episode where a man used a tape recorder to make people up, the end was kind of funny.

ahhhhhhhh! im so bored

ahhhhhhhh! im so bored
Please stay on topic or go watch some Twilight Zone.

anyhoo, the episode you watched was "a world of his own" a good episode I have not seen in a while. I hope they do the new year's eve marathon again this year. I usually end up missing the new year, because Twilight Zone is on! :Tongue:

Oh and by the way, any twilight Zone fan must have "The Twilight Zone companion (second edition)" by Marc Scott Zicree. It has all the opening and closing remarks of every episode! My favorite?

"The recollections of one Michael Chambers, with appropriate flashbacks and soliloquy. Or more simply stated, the evolution of man, the cycle of going from dust to dessert, the metamorphosis from being the ruler of a planet to an ingredient in someone's soup. It's tonights bill of fare on the Twilight Zone."
-Rod Serling, closing remarks of "To serve man"

Twilight Zone roxs. I originally got into it when DCA announced the Tower. Then i just got addicted. I dont remember the name but do u remember the episode where those two kids go into another world when they go into the swimming pool?


Off Topic: Horizons are u registered on Mouse Times? If so im Jackroxsmysoxs from there also :)

Twilight Zone roxs. I originally got into it when DCA announced the Tower. Then i just got addicted. I dont remember the name but do u remember the episode where those two kids go into another world when they go into the swimming pool?


Off Topic: Horizons are u registered on Mouse Times? If so im Jackroxsmysoxs from there also :)
No, But I might join. :)

As for that episode, (checks my handy dandy TZ companion) is called "The bewitchin' pool" and aired on 6/19/64. I remember it from the last marathon.

i like that episdoe and the one on the plane with the gremlin (sorry i dont remember episodes names :) )

ah yes, "Nightmare at 20,000 feet" I do that every time I fly.:lachen70:

"The monsters are due on Maple Street"


I got to watch that episode during class, it was odd, but cool

i got to watch that one also during class.
We had to read the screenplay for it first though.

i got to watch that one also during class.
We had to read the screenplay for it first though.

lol thats what we did too

i made a Twilight Zone story in the internet, and it's based on the ride.

Horizons, what's with you and good taste in TV?

It's probably cliche by now...but I still get a thrill when watching "Eye of the Beholder." M. Night Shamalama-ding-dong has nothing on that twist. ;)

Oh...and the one with the doll, was her name Talking Tina? The one that killed people. That was a good episode, didn't fall asleep until much past midnight the first time I saw that one.

Horizons, what's with you and good taste in TV?

It's probably cliche by now...but I still get a thrill when watching "Eye of the Beholder." M. Night Shamalama-ding-dong has nothing on that twist. ;)

Oh...and the one with the doll, was her name Talking Tina? The one that killed people. That was a good episode, didn't fall asleep until much past midnight the first time I saw that one.
ROFL! :lachen70: Oh and everyone should watch "The passerby" for a history lesson.

im going to go watch Season 1 so bye all :)

TWILIGHT ZONE!! ((Music starts playing)) Lol, Its a classic, when Sci-Fi has there merathons (( I know I know, Its spelt wrong)) my dad and I watch it, LOL we big fans. I really dont know the name of the episodes that are my fav. one is where this guy is like an exibit in a zoo something like that and my 2nd fav. is when this grl is in a bus station and there are 2 of her.
Happy Holidays

It's good, I have only seen a couple, its cool though.

I love that show

If I get any updates on the New year's line up of Twilight Zone on Sci-Fi, I'll be sure to give everyone an update. Until then, Here's a holiday message from Mr. Rod Serling himself, Rod?

"A word to the wise to all the children of the twentieth century, whether their concern be pediatrics or geriatrics, whether they crawl on hands and knees and wear diapers or walk with a cane and comb their beards. There's a wondrous magic to Christmas, and there's a special power reserved for little people. In short, there's nothing mightier than the meek, and a merry Christmas to each and all."
-Rod Serling (Night of the meek)

it is very creppy

Well... It's time for a new year. And hopefully more Twilight Zone!

I love the Twighlight zone.There is also a marathon of it on the 4th of july on the Sci-Fi channel. I can't say which ones are my favorites are because i love them all.

I've seen quite a few Twilight Zone. They include:

The Fugitive
The Big, Tall Wish
The Invaders
To Serve Man
Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up? (Loved this one)
The Howling Man
Night of the Meek
Long Live Mr. _____! (Forgot name)
After Hours

I hope to watch some more... they are oh-so creepy!

I've seen quite a few Twilight Zone. They include:

The Fugitive
The Big, Tall Wish
The Invaders
To Serve Man
Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up? (Loved this one)
The Howling Man
Night of the Meek
Long Live Mr. _____! (Forgot name)
After Hours

I hope to watch some more... they are oh-so creepy!
Walter Jameson. (and yes, I love will the real martian please stand up too. :D )

Note:I got this information from 2 different places. I think that it is in the right order and right episodes.
Here is the list of episodes for the 31st. I'll post the list for the first later.
"Kick The Can"
"Five Characters in search of an exit"
"The Oddessey of Flight 93"
"A Stop at Willoughby"
"Of Late I think of Cliffordville"
"Valley of the Shadow"
"Mr.Dingle the Strong"
"Walking Distance"
"He's Alive"
"The Grave"
"Static"
"The Pride Mover"
"The Changing of the Guard"
"100 Years Over the Rim"
"The Mirror"
"The Game of Pool"
"Nothing In the Dark"
"Time Enough at Last"
"Quality of Mercy"
"Nightmare at 20,000 Feet"
"Probe 7 Over and Out"
"The Jeopardy Room"
"The Self Improvement of Salvadore Ross"
"The Long Morrow"
"The Last Night of a Jockey"
"Stopover In a Quiet Town"
"The Masks"
THE HOWLING MAN
THE THE HITCH-HIKER
THE THE DUMMY
THE THE GRAVE
THE A THING ABOUT MACHINES
THE NIGHTMARE AS A CHILD
THE AND WHEN THE SKY WAS OPENED
THE RING-A-DING GIRL
TWILIGHT ZONE MOVIE #1: WHAT YOU NEED/ THE HUNT/ DUST
Sounds And Silences
The Long Morrow
The Chaser
The Brain Center At Whipples's
Printer's Devil
The Last Night Of A Jockey
The Changing Of The Guard
He's Alive
Once Upon A Time
The Mirror
A Hundred Yards Over The Rim
Death's Head Revisited
The After Hours
Night Of The Meek
Third From The Sun
Long Distance Call
Walking Distance
The Rip Van Winkle Caper
A Penny For Your Thoughts
Nick Of Time
The Lonely
One For The Angles
I Sing The Body Electric
The Dummy
Where Is Everybody
The Howling Man
A Stop At Willoughby
The Masks
The Monsters Are Due On Maple Street
Eye Of The Beholder
Will The Real Martian Please Stand Up?
Time Enough At Last
Nightmare At 20,000 Feet
To Serve Man
Night Call
Judgment Night
Dead Man's Shoes
The Old Man In The Cave
The Jeopardy Room
The Fear
From Agnes With Love
Movie #1: What You Need/ The Hunt/ Dust
A Penny For Your Thoughts
Static
The Silence

I've seen quite a few Twilight Zone. They include:

The Fugitive
The Big, Tall Wish
The Invaders
To Serve Man
Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up? (Loved this one)
The Howling Man
Night of the Meek
Long Live Mr. _____! (Forgot name)
After Hours

I hope to watch some more... they are oh-so creepy!
i have seen all of those too along with the other good series Eerie indiana

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

to serve man is probably my favorite. the one with the little astronauts and the giant lady is pretty good too, but i dont remember what it was called

OMG!!! I love tht show! i like the episode where this guy was playing a guitar and he wouldnt stop playing it...idk wut the title wuz..and i only saw half of it!!:@@:

I LOVE the MOnsters are due on Maple Street!! In my Lit. class we acted it out like a teleplay! It was so awesome

nice line up. what's this movie you list? I've seen the episodes, but why is it called a movie? It's not the 80's movie is it?:shifty:

there was a movie about the Nazis i believe

Just to remind everyone, the Twilight Zone marathon on Sci-fi is still going on and will continue tomorrow.

I am a total fan. I have been watching the marathon almost all the time it has been on

To Serve Man is the all time best one.

Other good one's:
Eye of the Beholder
Nick of Time
Time Enough at Last
It's a Good Life

Great show over all.


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