You are about to enter another dimension. - The Twilight Zone - Specials
Series Details
Title: The Twilight Zone
Overview: A series of unrelated stories containing drama, psychological thriller, fantasy, science fiction, suspense, and/or horror, often concluding with a macabre or unexpected twist.
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A man (William Bendix) visits a psychoanalyst, complaining about a recurring dream in which he imagines waking up in Honolulu just prior to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Rod Serling wrote a teleplay intending for it to be the pilot episode of a new series called The Twilight Zone. Although it ended up airing on a different show, Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse S01E06, it is still considered the pilot episode of The Twilight Zone.
Imagine if you will, a young boy with a monstrous imagination. A lad whose fascination with sci-fi magazines and high school drama kindled a spark that would ignite into one of the brightest creative minds of this century. A young boy by the name of Rod Serling. Embark on a fascinating tour of the life of Rod Serling in this "American Masters" special. Learn the fascinating story of how television's most esteemed and popular writer outwitted stifling sponsor censorship by creating a series devoted entirely to fantasy stories--"The Twilight Zone." While censors looked elsewhere, Serling skillfully wrote "fanciful" tales that dealt with controversial issues of the day. Extensive interviews with key figures such as John Frankenheimer, Jack Klugman, Kim Hunter and Buck Houghton provide a detailed portrait of the man whose innovative work changed the course of television history.
This tv movie features two stories by Rod Serling, who also wrote the stories of the original The Twilight Zone (1959) series: "The Theater" and "Where the Dead Are".
An E! True Hollywood Story.
A special Rod Serling interview with Mike Wallace.
Kraft Television Theater broadcast movie.
Kraft Television Theater broadcast movie.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Where Is Everybody?" starring John Schneider.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "One for the Angels" starring Ed Begley Jr.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Walking Distance" starring Chelcie Ross.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Escape Clause" starring Mike Starr.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Lonely" starring Mike Starr.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Time Enough at Last" starring Tim Kazurinsky.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Perchance to Dream" starring Fred Willard.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "I Shot an Arrow into the Air" starring Chelcie Ross.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Hitchhiker" starring Kate Jackson.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Fever" starring Stacy Keach and Kathy Garver.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Last Flight" starring Charles Shaughnessy.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Mirror Image" starring Morgan Brittany and Frank John Hughes.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Monsters are Due on Maple Street" starring Frank John Hughes.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Long Live Walter Jameson" starring Lou Diamond Phillips.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "People Are Alike All Over" starring Blair Underwood.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Big Tall Wish" starring Blair Underwood.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The After Hours" starring Kim Fields.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Mighty Casey" starring Paul Dooley.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Man in the Bottle" starring Ed Begley Jr.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Nervous Man in a Four Dollar Room" starring Adam Baldwin.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Howling Man" starring Fred Willard.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Nick of Time" starring Marshall Allman and Jamie Anne Allman.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Lateness of the Hour" starring Jane Seymour and James Keach.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Trouble with Templeton" starring Michael York.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Night of the Meek" starring Chris McDonald.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Back There" starring Jim Caviezel.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Whole Truth" starring Henry Rollins.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Odyssey of Flight 33" starring Daniel J. Travanti.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Static" starring Stan Freberg.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "A Hundred Yards Over the Rim" starring Jim Caviezel.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Silence" starring Chris McDonald.
Includes Rod Sterling's original pitch.
Alternate opening to the original The Twilight Zone pilot "Where is Everybody?"
Alternate ending to the original The Twilight Zone pilot "Where is Everybody?"
Extra for "Walking Distance" episode.
Extra for "One for the Angels" episode.
Extra for "And When the Sky Was Opened" episode.
Extra for "The Mighty Casey" episode.
Extra for "What You Need" episode.
Extra for "The Four of Us are Dying" episode.
Extra for "Perchance to Dream" episode.
Extra for "The Purple Testament" episode.
Edited footage of the Emmy Awards victories and speeches for The Twilight Zone.
Audio Only Extra for Season 1.
Extra for "The Man in the Bottle" episode.
Extra for "The Howling Man" episode.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Will The Real Martian Stand Up" starring Richard Kind.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Obsolete Man" starring Jason Alexander.
Audio Only Extra for Season 2.
Audio Only Extra for Season 2.
Extra for "A Game of Pool" episode.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Two" starring Don Johnson.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Arrival" starring Blair Underwood.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Shelter" starring Ernie Hudson.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Passerby" starring Morgan Brittany.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Mirror" starring Tony Plana.
A short excerpt from the episode "A Game of Pool" which was remade in 1989.
An alternate ending to "A Game of Pool" read by Jonathan Winters.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Grave" starring Michael Rooker.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Deaths-head Revisited" starring H.M. Wynant.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Still Valley" starring Adam West.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Jungle" starring Ed Begly Jr.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Five Characters in Search of an Exit" starring Jason Alexander.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "One More Pallbearer" starring Chelcie Ross.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Dead Man's Shoes" starring Bill Smitrovich.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Kick the Can" starring Shelley Berman and Stan Freberg.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "A Piano in the House" starring Michael York.
A short excerpt from the episode "Dead Woman's Shoes" which was remade in 1985.
Extra for "Nothing in the Dark" episode.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "To Serve Man" starring Blair Underwood.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Four O'Clock" starring Stan Freeburg.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Trade-Ins" starring H.W. Wynani and Peggy Webber.
Extra for "The Trade-Ins" episode.
A short excerpt from The Garry Moore Show entitled "The Mosquito" introduced by Rod Serling and starring Carol Burnette.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Changing of the Guard" starring Orson Bean.
An episode of the game show Liars Club hosted by Rod Serling and starring Rolfe Peterson, Betty White, Dick Gautier, and Pia Lindstrom.
A segment from the variety show Tell It to Groucho in which Groucho Marx interviews Rod Serling who in turn introduces Groucho to a unique waiter.
Rod Serling provides information on the purpose and enrollment into the Famous Writers School.
Audio Only Extra for Season 3.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Dummy" starring Bruno Kirby.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Thirty Fathom Grave" starring Blair Underwood.
Extra for "Valley of the Shadow" episode.
Extra for "He's Alive" episode.
Extra for "The After Hours" episode.
Extra for "A Piano in the House" episode.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "No Time Like the Past" starring Jason Alexander.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Parallel" starring Lou Diamond Phillips.
Extra for "The Parallel" episode.
Extra for "I Dream of Genie" episode.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Of Late I Think of Cliffordville" starring H. M. Wynant.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Incredible World of Horace Ford" starring Mike Starr.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "On Thursday We Leave for Home" starring Barry Bostwick.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Bard" starring John Ratzenberger.
Commercial Extra with Rod Serling for Season 4.
Rod Serling provides information on the purpose and enrollment into the Famous Writers School.
Audio Only Extra for Season 4.
Extra for "In Praise of Pip" episode.
Extra for "Steel" episode.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Steel" starring Lou Gossett Jr.
Extra for "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" episode.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "A Kind of a Stopwatch" starring Lou Diamond Phillips.
Extra for "Living Doll" episode.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Living Doll" starring Tim Kazurinsky.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Old Man in the Cave" starring Adam Baldwin.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Uncle Simon" starring Peter Mark Richman and Beverly Garland.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Probe 7, Over and Out" starring Louis Gossett Jr.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The 7th is Made of Phantoms" starring Richard Grieco.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "A Short Drink from a Certain Fountain" starring Adam West.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Ninety Years Without Slumbering" starring Bill Erwin.
Extra for "Ninety Years Without Slumbering" episode.
Extra for "A Penny for Your Thoughts" episode.
Extra for "The Hunt" episode.
Extra for "Jess-Belle" episode.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Long Morrow" starring Kathy Garver.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Self-Improvement of Salvadore Ross" starring Luke Perry.
Extra for "Black Leather Jackets" episode.
Extra for "Spur of the Moment" episode.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Night Call" starring Mariette Hartley.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "From Agnes - with Love" starring Ed Begly Jr.
Extra for "Night Call" episode.
Extra for "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" episode.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Queen of the Nile" starring Kate Jackson.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "What's in the Box?" starring Mike Starr.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Masks" starring Stan Freberg.
Extra for "I am the Night - Color Me Black" episode.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Sounds and Silences" starring Richard Kind.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Caesar and Me" starring Jason Alexander.
Extra for "Stopover in a Quiet Town" episode.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Mr. Garrity and the Graves" starring Chris McDonald.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Brain Center at Whipple's" starring Stan Freberg.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Fear" starring Jane Seymour and James Keach.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Bewitchin' Pool" starring Karen Black.
Extra for "The Bewitchin' Pool" episode.
Extra for "And When the Sky Was Opened" episode.
Rod Serling explains the concept of The Twilight Zone.
Extra for "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" episode.
Extra for Season 5.
Audio Only Extra for Season 5.
Saturday Night Live Skit "Twilite Zone" Extra for Season 4.
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "A Game of Pool" starring Wade Williams.
Extra for "Time Enough at Last" episode.
Extra for "Third from the Sun" episode.
Extra for "A Stop at Willoughby" episode.
Extra for "The Chaser" episode.
Extra for "A World of His Own" episode.
Extra for "King Nine Will Not Return" episode.
Extra for "Nervous Man in a Four Dollar Room" episode.
Extra for "The Howling Man" episode.
Extra for "Eye of the Beholder" episode.
Extra for "The Trouble with Templeton" episode.
Extra for "Dust" episode.
Extra for "The Invaders" episode.
Extra for "The Odyssey of Flight 33" episode.
Extra for "Static" episode.
Extra for "A Hundred Yards Over the Rim" episode.
Extra for "Deaths-head Revisited" episode.
Extra for "Five Characters in Search of an Exit" episode.
Extra for "To Serve Man" episode.
Extra for "The Little People" episode.
Extra for "I Sing the Body Electric" episode.
Extra for "In His Image" episode.
Extra for "Death Ship" episode.
Extra for "Jess-Belle" episode.
Extra for "Printer's Devil" episode.
Extra for "The Incredible World of Horace Ford" episode.
Extra for "Ninety Years Without Slumbering" episode.
Extra for "Ring-a-Ding Girl" episode.
Extra for "You Drive" episode.
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