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The original The Twilight Zone anthology series began on October

2, 1959, and ended on June 19, 1964, with five seasons and 156
episodes. It was created by Rod Serling and broadcast on CBS.

Later popularity of the series brought about a 1983 feature film

and three "revival" television series in 1985, 2002, and 2019,
though none reached the same level of success as the original
run.
Title card.

Series overview [edit]

Originally aired
Season Episodes
First aired Last aired
Concept November 24, 1958
1 36 October 2, 1959 July 1, 1960
2 29 September 30, 1960 June 2, 1961
3 37 September 15, 1961 June 1, 1962
4 18 January 3, 1963 May 23, 1963
5 36 September 27, 1963 June 19, 1964

Episodes [edit]

Concept (1958) [edit]

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, it is considered
the seed episode and has even been adapted as one of The Twilight Zone radio­show episodes.

Title Directed by Written by Original air date

"The Time Element" Allen Reisner Rod Serling November 24, 1958
A man (William Bendix) visits a psychoanalyst (Martin Balsam), complaining about a recurring dream in
which he imagines waking up in Honolulu just prior to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, which takes
which he imagines waking up in Honolulu just prior to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, which takes
a major psychological toll.

Pilot (1959) [edit]

The pilot episode for the series was called "Where is Everybody?" The episode was reformatted when
included in the series. It differs from the broadcast episode in only minor ways.

Season 1 (1959–60) [edit]

Main article: The Twilight Zone (1959 TV series, season 1)

Note: Episode titles were not shown on screen, but were announced by Serling at the end of the
preceding week's episode. "Where is Everybody?" is an exception, as it was the first episode. Serling's
promotional announcements were stripped from syndicated versions of season one, but restored (often
only in audio form) on the Image Entertainment DVD releases. They have since been fully restored on the
Blu­ray releases.

No. No. in Prod.

Title Directed by Written by Music by Original air date
overall season code
"Where Is Robert Bernard 173­
1 1 Rod Serling October 2, 1959
Everybody?" Stevens Herrmann 3601
"One for the Robert 173­
2 2 Rod Serling N/A October 9, 1959
Angels" Parrish 3608
"Mr. Denton
Allen 173­
3 3 on Rod Serling N/A October 16, 1959
Reisner 3609
Doomsday"
"The Sixteen­
Mitchell Franz 173­
4 4 Millimeter Rod Serling October 23, 1959
Leisen Waxman 3610
Shrine"
"Walking Robert Bernard 173­
5 5 Rod Serling October 30, 1959
Distance" Stevens Herrmann 3605
"Escape Mitchell 173­
6 6 Rod Serling N/A November 6, 1959
Clause" Leisen 3603
Bernard 173­
7 7 "The Lonely" Jack Smight Rod Serling November 13, 1959
Herrmann 3602
Based on a
short story
"Time
by : Lynn Leith 173­
8 8 Enough at John Brahm November 20, 1959
Venable Stevens 3614
Last"
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
"Perchance Robert Charles 173­
9 9 Van Cleave November 27, 1959
to Dream" Florey Beaumont 3616
"Judgment 173­
10 10 John Brahm Rod Serling N/A December 4, 1959
Night" 3604
Based on a
 Based on a
short story
"And When
Douglas by : Richard Leonard 173­
11 11 the Sky Was December 11, 1959
Heyes Matheson Rosenman 3611
Opened"
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
Based on a
short story
"What You Alvin by : Lewis 173­
12 12 Van Cleave December 25, 1959
Need" Ganzer Padgett 3622
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
Based on a
short story
by : George
"The Four of Jerry 173­
13 13 John Brahm Clayton January 1, 1960
Us Are Dying" Goldsmith 3618
Johnson
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
Based on a
short story
"Third from Richard L. by : Richard 173­
14 14 N/A January 8, 1960
the Sun" Bare Matheson 3615
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
Based on a
story by :
"I Shot an
Stuart Madelon 173­
15 15 Arrow into the N/A January 15, 1960
Rosenberg Champion 3626
Air"
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
Based on
the radio
play by :
"The Hitch­ Alvin 173­
16 16 Lucille N/A January 22, 1960
Hiker" Ganzer 3612
Fletcher
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
Robert 173­
17 17 "The Fever" Rod Serling N/A January 29, 1960
Florey 3627
"The Last William F. Richard 173­
18 18 N/A February 5, 1960
Flight" Claxton Matheson 3607
"The Purple Richard L. Lucien 173­
19 19 Rod Serling February 12, 1960
Testament" Bare Moraweck 3619
Douglas Charles 173­
 Douglas Charles 173­
20 20 "Elegy" Van Cleave February 19, 1960
Heyes Beaumont 3625
"Mirror 173­
21 21 John Brahm Rod Serling N/A February 26, 1960
Image" 3623
"The
Monsters Are Ronald Rene 173­
22 22 Rod Serling March 4, 1960
Due on Winston Garriguenc 3620
Maple Street"
"A World of Richard 173­
23 23 Ted Post Van Cleave March 11, 1960
Difference" Matheson 3624
"Long Live
Anton Charles 173­
24 24 Walter N/A March 18, 1960
Leader Beaumont 3621
Jameson"
Based on a
short story
"People Are
Mitchell by : Paul W. 173­
25 25 Alike All N/A March 25, 1960
Leisen Fairman 3613
Over"
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
Based on a
short story
by : George
David Orrick 173­
26 26 "Execution" Clayton N/A April 1, 1960
McDearmon 3628
Johnson
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
"The Big Tall Ronald Jerry 173­
27 27 Rod Serling April 8, 1960
Wish" Winston Goldsmith 3630
"A Nice Place Charles 173­
28 28 John Brahm N/A April 15, 1960
to Visit" Beaumont 3632
"Nightmare Alvin Jerry 173­
29 29 Rod Serling April 29, 1960
as a Child" Ganzer Goldsmith 3635
"A Stop at Robert Nathan 173­
30 30 Rod Serling May 6, 1960
Willoughby" Parrish Scott 3629
Based on a
short story
by : John
Douglas 173­
31 31 "The Chaser" Collier N/A May 13, 1960
Heyes 3636
Teleplay by :
Robert
Presnell, Jr.
"A Passage Don 173­
32 32 Rod Serling Lyn Murray May 20, 1960
for Trumpet" Medford 3633
William 173­
 William 173­
33 33 "Mr. Bevis" Rod Serling N/A June 3, 1960
Asher 3631
"The After Douglas 173­
34 34 Rod Serling N/A June 10, 1960
Hours" Heyes 3637
Alvin
"The Mighty Ganzer 173­
35 35 Rod Serling N/A June 17, 1960
Casey" Robert 3617
Parrish
"A World of Ralph Richard 173­
36 36 N/A July 1, 1960
His Own" Nelson Matheson 3634

Season 2 (1960–61) [edit]

Main article: The Twilight Zone (1959 TV series, season 2)

Unlike season 1, episode titles were shown on screen during the end credits.

Six consecutive episodes (production code #173­3662 through #173­3667) of this season were recorded
on videotape (not on film as were all other episodes) at CBS Television City, as a cost­cutting measure
mandated by CBS programming head James T. Aubrey. They are "The Lateness of the Hour", "The Night
of the Meek", "The Whole Truth", "Twenty Two", "Static", and "Long Distance Call". These have a visual
appearance which is distinctly different from those of episodes shot on film. In addition, videotape was a
relatively primitive medium in the early 1960s; the editing of tape was next to impossible. Each of the
episodes was therefore "camera­cut" as in live TV—on a studio sound stage, using a total of four
cameras. The requisite multi­camera setup of the videotape experiment made location shooting difficult,
severely limiting the potential scope of the storylines, so the short­lived experiment was abandoned.

"A Most Unusual Camera" was produced for season one, but it ended up in season two for unknown
reasons.

No. No. in Prod.

Title Directed by Written by Music by Original air date
overall season code
"King Nine
Fred 173­
37 1 Will Not Buzz Kulik Rod Serling September 30, 1960
Steiner 3639
Return"
"The Man in Don 173­
38 2 Rod Serling N/A October 7, 1960
the Bottle" Medford 3638
"Nervous
Man in a Douglas Jerry 173­
39 3 Rod Serling October 14, 1960
Four Dollar Heyes Goldsmith 3641
Room"
"A Thing
David Orrick 173­
40 4 About Rod Serling N/A October 28, 1960
McDearmon 3645
Machines"
"The Howling Douglas Charles 173­
41 5 N/A November 4, 1960
Man" Heyes Beaumont 3642
 "Eye of the
Beholder"
Douglas Bernard 173­
42 6 "The Private Rod Serling November 11, 1960
Heyes Herrmann 3640
World of
Darkness"
"Nick of Richard L. Richard 173­
43 7 N/A November 18, 1960
Time" Bare Matheson 3643
"The
173­
44 8 Lateness of Jack Smight Rod Serling N/A December 2, 1960
3662
the Hour"
"The Trouble
E. Jack Jeff 173­
45 9 with Buzz Kulik December 9, 1960
Neuman Alexander 3649
Templeton"
"A Most
173­
46 10 Unusual John Rich Rod Serling N/A December 16, 1960
3606
Camera"
"The Night of 173­
47 11 Jack Smight Rod Serling N/A December 23, 1960
the Meek" 3665
Douglas Jerry 173­
48 12 "Dust" Rod Serling January 6, 1961
Heyes Goldsmith 3653
David Orrick Jerry 173­
49 13 "Back There" Rod Serling January 13, 1961
McDearmon Goldsmith 3648
"The Whole James 173­
50 14 Rod Serling N/A January 20, 1961
Truth" Sheldon 3664
"The Douglas Richard Jerry 173­
51 15 January 27, 1961
Invaders" Heyes Matheson Goldsmith 3646
"A Penny for George
James 173­
52 16 Your Clayton N/A February 3, 1961
Sheldon 3650
Thoughts" Johnson
Based on an
anecdote by :
173­
53 17 "Twenty Two" Jack Smight Bennett Cerf N/A February 10, 1961
3666
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
"The
173­
54 18 Odyssey of Jus Addiss Rod Serling N/A February 24, 1961
3651
Flight 33"
"Mr. Dingle, 173­
55 19 John Brahm Rod Serling N/A March 3, 1961
the Strong" 3644
Based on a
story by :
OCee Ritch 173­
56 20 "Static" Buzz Kulik N/A March 10, 1961
Teleplay by : 3663
 Charles
Beaumont
"The Prime Richard L. Charles 173­
57 21 N/A March 24, 1961
Mover" Bare Beaumont 3647
Charles
"Long James Beaumont 173­
58 22 N/A March 31, 1961
Distance Call" Sheldon and William 3667
Idelson
"A Hundred
Fred 173­
59 23 Yards Over Buzz Kulik Rod Serling April 7, 1961
Steiner 3654
the Rim"
"The Rip Van
173­
60 24 Winkle Jus Addiss Rod Serling N/A April 21, 1961
3655
Caper"
173­
61 25 "The Silence" Boris Sagal Rod Serling N/A April 28, 1961
3658
"Shadow Charles 173­
62 26 John Brahm N/A May 5, 1961
Play" Beaumont 3657
"The Mind
173­
63 27 and the Buzz Kulik Rod Serling N/A May 12, 1961
3659
Matter"
"Will the Real
Martian Montgomery 173­
64 28 Rod Serling N/A May 26, 1961
Please Stand Pittman 3660
Up?"
"The
Elliot 173­
65 29 Obsolete Rod Serling N/A June 2, 1961
Silverstein 3661
Man"

Season 3 (1961–62) [edit]

Main article: The Twilight Zone (1959 TV series, season 3)

Beginning with this season, episode titles were shown on screen after Serling's opening monologues. "The
Grave" and "Nothing in the Dark" are the exceptions since they were produced for season two.

No. No. in Prod.

Title Directed by Written by Music by Original air date
overall season code
Montgomery Montgomery Van
66 1 "Two" September 15, 1961 4802
Pittman Pittman Cleave
67 2 "The Arrival" Boris Sagal Rod Serling N/A September 22, 1961 4814
"The Lamont
68 3 Rod Serling N/A September 29, 1961 4803
Shelter" Johnson
"The Elliot Fred
69 4 Rod Serling October 6, 1961 4817
Passersby" Silverstein Steiner
 George
"A Game of
70 5 Buzz Kulik Clayton N/A October 13, 1961 4815
Pool"
Johnson
Don
71 6 "The Mirror" Rod Serling N/A October 20, 1961 4819
Medford
Montgomery Montgomery
72 7 "The Grave" N/A October 27, 1961 3656
Pittman Pittman
Based on a
short story
"It's a Good James by : Jerome
73 8 N/A November 3, 1961 4801
Life" Sheldon Bixby
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
"Deaths­
Don
74 9 Head Rod Serling N/A November 10, 1961 4804
Medford
Revisited"
"The
Anton Van
75 10 Midnight Rod Serling November 17, 1961 4818
Leader Cleave
Sun"
Based on a
short story
by : Manly
James Wilbur
76 11 "Still Valley" Wade November 24, 1961 4808
Sheldon Hatch
Wellman
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
William F. Charles
77 12 "The Jungle" N/A December 1, 1961 4806
Claxton Beaumont
William
"Once Upon Norman Z. Richard Lava
78 13 December 15, 1961 4820
a Time" McLeod Matheson Ray
Turner
Based on a
"Five short story
Characters Lamont by : Marvin
79 14 N/A December 22, 1961 4805
in Search of Johnson Petal
an Exit" Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
Based on an
idea by : Sam
"A Quality of
80 15 Buzz Kulik Rolfe N/A December 29, 1961 4809
Mercy"
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
George
 George
"Nothing in Lamont
81 16 Clayton N/A January 5, 1962 3652
the Dark" Johnson
Johnson
"One More Lamont
82 17 Rod Serling N/A January 12, 1962 4823
Pallbearer" Johnson
"Dead Man's Montgomery Charles
83 18 N/A January 19, 1962 4824
Shoes" Pittman Beaumont
Harold Earl Hamner, Robert
84 19 "The Hunt" January 26, 1962 4810
Schuster Jr. Drasnin
Based on an
idea by :
"Showdown
Christian Frederic
85 20 with Rance N/A February 2, 1962 4812
Nyby Louis Fox
McGrew"
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
George
"Kick the Lamont
86 21 Clayton N/A February 9, 1962 4821
Can" Johnson
Johnson
"A Piano in David Earl Hamner,
87 22 N/A February 16, 1962 4825
the House" Greene Jr.
"The Last
Montgomery Montgomery Tommy
88 23 Rites of Jeff February 23, 1962 4811
Pittman Pittman Morgan
Myrtlebank"
Based on a
short story
"To Serve Richard L. by : Damon
89 24 N/A March 2, 1962 4807
Man" Bare Knight
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
"The Richard L. Charles
90 25 N/A March 9, 1962 4816
Fugitive" Bare Beaumont
"Little Girl Richard Bernard
91 26 Paul Stewart March 16, 1962 4828
Lost" Matheson Herrmann
"Person or
Charles
92 27 Persons John Brahm N/A March 23, 1962 4829
Beaumont
Unknown"
"The Little William F.
93 28 Rod Serling N/A March 30, 1962 4822
People" Claxton
Based on a
short story
"Four Lamont
94 29 by : Price Day N/A April 6, 1962 4832
O'Clock" Johnson
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
Based on a
 Based on a
story by :
"Hocus­
Lamont Frederic Tommy
95 30 Pocus and April 13, 1962 4833
Johnson Louis Fox Morgan
Frisby"
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
"The Trade­ Elliot
96 31 Rod Serling N/A April 20, 1962 4831
Ins" Silverstein
Allen H. Laurindo
97 32 "The Gift" Rod Serling April 27, 1962 4830
Miner Almeida
Based on a
story by : Lee
"The Abner
98 33 Polk N/A May 4, 1962 4834
Dummy" Biberman
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
"Young
Richard Nathan
99 34 Man's John Brahm May 11, 1962 4813
Matheson Scott
Fancy"
William F.
"I Sing the
Claxton Van
100 35 Body Ray Bradbury May 18, 1962 4826
and James Cleave
Electric"
Sheldon
"Cavender Christian
101 36 Rod Serling N/A May 25, 1962 4827
Is Coming" Nyby
"The
Robert Ellis
102 37 Changing of Rod Serling N/A June 1, 1962 4835
Miller
the Guard"

Season 4 (1963) [edit]

Main article: The Twilight Zone (1959 TV series, season 4)

For season four, the series was lengthened to one hour and moved to Thursdays at 9:30 pm (Eastern
Time), replacing Fair Exchange on the schedule.

No. No. in Directed Prod.

Title Written by Music by Original air date
overall season by code
"In His Perry Charles
103 1 N/A January 3, 1963 4851
Image" Lafferty Beaumont
"The Thirty
Perry
104 2 Fathom Rod Serling N/A January 10, 1963 4857
Lafferty
Grave"
"Valley of the Perry Charles
105 3 N/A January 17, 1963 4861
Shadow" Lafferty Beaumont
Stuart
 Stuart
106 4 "He's Alive" Rod Serling N/A January 24, 1963 4856
Rosenberg
Stuart Richard Fred
107 5 "Mute" January 31, 1963 4858
Rosenberg Matheson Steiner
Don Richard
108 6 "Death Ship" N/A February 7, 1963 4850
Medford Matheson
Earl Hamner,
109 7 "Jess­Belle" Buzz Kulik Van Cleave February 14, 1963 4855
Jr.
Walter Charles Fred
110 8 "Miniature" February 21, 1963 4862
Grauman Beaumont Steiner
"Printer's Ralph Charles
111 9 N/A February 28, 1963 4864
Devil" Senensky Beaumont
"No Time Justus
112 10 Rod Serling N/A March 7, 1963 4853
Like the Past" Addiss
Alan
113 11 "The Parallel" Crosland, Rod Serling N/A March 14, 1963 4859
Jr.
"I Dream of Robert Fred
114 12 John Furia, Jr. March 21, 1963 4860
Genie" Gist Steiner
"The New John Charles
115 13 N/A April 4, 1963 4866
Exhibit" Brahm Beaumont
Based on the
short story
"Of Late I David "Blind Alley" by :
116 14 Think of Lowell Malcolm N/A April 11, 1963 4867
Cliffordville" Rich Jameson
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
"The
Incredible Abner
117 15 Reginald Rose N/A April 18, 1963 4854
World of Biberman
Horace Ford"
"On
Thursday We
118 16 Buzz Kulik Rod Serling N/A May 2, 1963 4868
Leave for
Home"
"Passage on
Lamont Charles Rene
119 17 the Lady May 9, 1963 4869
Johnson Beaumont Garriguenc
Anne"
David Fred
120 18 "The Bard" Rod Serling May 23, 1963 4852
Butler Steiner

Season 5 (1963–64) [edit]

 Main article: The Twilight Zone (1959 TV series, season 5)

In the fifth and final season, the series went back to a half­hour format, returned to a fall start, and aired
Fridays at 9:30 pm (Eastern Time) on CBS.

No. No. in Directed Prod.

Title Written by Music by Original air date
overall season by code
"In Praise of Joseph M. Rene
121 1 Rod Serling September 27, 1963 2607
Pip" Newman Garriguenc
Richard
122 2 "Steel" Don Weis Van Cleave October 4, 1963 2602
Matheson
"Nightmare at Richard Richard
123 3 N/A October 11, 1963 2605
20,000 Feet" Donner Matheson
Based on a
story by :
"A Kind of a Michael D.
124 4 John Rich Van Cleave October 18, 1963 2609
Stopwatch" Rosenthal
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
"The Last
Joseph M.
125 5 Night of a Rod Serling N/A October 25, 1963 2616
Newman
Jockey"
Richard
Charles Bernard
126 6 "Living Doll" C. November 1, 1963 2621
Beaumont Herrmann
Sarafian
Based on the
short story
Alan "The Old
"The Old Man
127 7 Crosland, Man" by : N/A November 8, 1963 2603
in the Cave"
Jr. Henry Slesar
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
Don
128 8 "Uncle Simon" Rod Serling N/A November 15, 1963 2604
Siegel
"Probe 7,
129 9 Ted Post Rod Serling N/A November 29, 1963 2622
Over and Out"
"The 7th Is Alan
130 10 Made Up of Crosland Rod Serling N/A December 6, 1963 2606
Phantoms" Jr.
Based on a
"A Short Drink story by : Lou
Bernard
131 11 from a Certain Holz N/A December 13, 1963 2614
Girard
Fountain" Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
 Story by :
George
"Ninety Years Clayton
Roger Bernard
132 12 Without Johnson[a] December 20, 1963 2615
Kay Herrmann
Slumbering" Teleplay by :
Richard De
Roy
Alan
"Ring­a­Ding Earl Hamner,
133 13 Crosland, N/A December 27, 1963 2623
Girl" Jr.
Jr.
John Earl Hamner,
134 14 "You Drive" N/A January 3, 1964 2625
Brahm Jr.
"The Long Robert
135 15 Rod Serling N/A January 10, 1964 2624
Morrow" Florey
Based on a
short story
"The Self­
by : Henry
Improvement Don
136 16 Slesar N/A January 17, 1964 2612
of Salvadore Siegel
Teleplay by :
Ross"
Jerry
McNeely
Charles
"Number 12
Abner Beaumont
137 17 Looks Just N/A January 24, 1964 2618
Biberman and John
Like You"
Tomerlin
"Black
Joseph M. Earl Hamner,
138 18 Leather Van Cleave January 31, 1964 2628
Newman Jr.
Jackets"
Jacques Richard
139 19 "Night Call" N/A February 7, 1964[b] 2610
Tourneur Matheson
"From Agnes Richard Bernard C.
140 20 Van Cleave February 14, 1964 2629
– With Love" Donner Schoenfeld
"Spur of the Elliot Richard Rene
141 21 February 21, 1964 2608
Moment" Silverstein Matheson Garriguenc
From a story
"An
by : Ambrose
Occurrence at Robert Henri
142 22 Bierce February 28, 1964 N/A
Owl Creek Enrico Lanoe
Adapted by :
Bridge"
Robert Enrico
"Queen of the John Charles Lucien
143 23 March 6, 1964 2626
Nile" Brahm Beaumont Moraweck
"What's in the Richard L. Martin M.
144 24 N/A March 13, 1964 2635
Box" Bare Goldsmith
 Ida
145 25 "The Masks" Rod Serling N/A March 20, 1964 2601
Lupino
"I Am the
Abner
146 26 Night—Color Rod Serling N/A March 27, 1964 2630
Biberman
Me Black"
"Sounds and Richard
147 27 Rod Serling N/A April 3, 1964 2631
Silences" Donner
"Caesar and Robert Adele T. Richard
148 28 April 10, 1964 2636
Me" Butler Strassfield Shores
"The
Richard
149 29 Jeopardy Rod Serling N/A April 17, 1964 2639
Donner
Room"
"Stopover in a
Quiet Town" Ron Earl Hamner,
150 30 N/A April 24, 1964 2611
"Strangers in Winston Jr.
Town"
"The Robert Martin M.
151 31 N/A May 1, 1964 2640
Encounter" Butler Goldsmith
Based on a
story by :
"Mr. Garrity
Mike Tommy
152 32 and the Ted Post May 8, 1964 2637
Korologos Morgan
Graves"
Teleplay by :
Rod Serling
"The Brain
Richard
153 33 Center at Rod Serling N/A May 15, 1964 2632
Donner
Whipple's"
"Come
Richard Anthony Jeff
154 34 Wander with May 22, 1964 2641
Donner Wilson Alexander
Me"
155 35 "The Fear" Ted Post Rod Serling N/A May 29, 1964 2633
"The
Joseph M. Earl Hamner,
156 36 Bewitchin' N/A June 19, 1964 2619
Newman Jr.
Pool"

Notes [edit]

a. ^ Credited as Johnson Smith

b. ^ Originally scheduled for November 22, 1963, but delayed due to the assassination of John F. Kennedy

External links [edit]

Syfy.com
 The Original Twilight Zone Episode List
Postcards from the Zone (Extensive episode guides for the 1980s series, including photos)
The Twilight Zone Podcast (Audio reviews of every episode)

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V ꞏ Tꞏ E The Twilight Zone (1959) episodes

"Where Is Everybody?" ꞏ "One for the Angels" ꞏ "Mr. Denton on Doomsday" ꞏ "The Sixteen­Millimeter Shrine
" ꞏ "Walking Distance" ꞏ "Escape Clause" ꞏ "The Lonely" ꞏ "Time Enough at Last" ꞏ "Perchance to Dream" ꞏ
"Judgment Night" ꞏ "And When the Sky Was Opened" ꞏ "What You Need" ꞏ "The Four of Us Are Dying" ꞏ
"Third from the Sun" ꞏ "I Shot an Arrow into the Air" ꞏ "The Hitch­Hiker" ꞏ "The Fever" ꞏ "The Last Flight" ꞏ
Season 1 "The Purple Testament" ꞏ "Elegy" ꞏ "Mirror Image" ꞏ "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street" ꞏ
"A World of Difference" ꞏ "Long Live Walter Jameson" ꞏ "People Are Alike All Over" ꞏ "Execution" ꞏ
"The Big Tall Wish" ꞏ "A Nice Place to Visit" ꞏ "Nightmare as a Child" ꞏ "A Stop at Willoughby" ꞏ
"The Chaser" ꞏ "A Passage for Trumpet" ꞏ "Mr. Bevis" ꞏ "The After Hours" ꞏ "The Mighty Casey" ꞏ
"A World of His Own"
"King Nine Will Not Return" ꞏ "The Man in the Bottle" ꞏ "Nervous Man in a Four Dollar Room" ꞏ
"A Thing About Machines" ꞏ "The Howling Man" ꞏ "Eye of the Beholder" ꞏ "Nick of Time" ꞏ
"The Lateness of the Hour" ꞏ "The Trouble with Templeton" ꞏ "A Most Unusual Camera" ꞏ
"The Night of the Meek" ꞏ "Dust" ꞏ "Back There" ꞏ "The Whole Truth" ꞏ "The Invaders" ꞏ
Season 2
"A Penny for Your Thoughts" ꞏ "Twenty Two" ꞏ "The Odyssey of Flight 33" ꞏ "Mr. Dingle, the Strong" ꞏ "Static"
ꞏ "The Prime Mover" ꞏ "Long Distance Call" ꞏ "A Hundred Yards Over the Rim" ꞏ "The Rip Van Winkle Caper
" ꞏ "The Silence" ꞏ "Shadow Play" ꞏ "The Mind and the Matter" ꞏ "Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?" ꞏ
"The Obsolete Man"
"Two" ꞏ "The Arrival" ꞏ "The Shelter" ꞏ "The Passersby" ꞏ "A Game of Pool" ꞏ "The Mirror" ꞏ "The Grave" ꞏ
"It's a Good Life" ꞏ "Deaths­Head Revisited" ꞏ "The Midnight Sun" ꞏ "Still Valley" ꞏ "The Jungle" ꞏ
"Once Upon a Time" ꞏ "Five Characters in Search of an Exit" ꞏ "A Quality of Mercy" ꞏ "Nothing in the Dark" ꞏ
"One More Pallbearer" ꞏ "Dead Man's Shoes" ꞏ "The Hunt" ꞏ "Showdown with Rance McGrew" ꞏ
Season 3
"Kick the Can" ꞏ "A Piano in the House" ꞏ "The Last Rites of Jeff Myrtlebank" ꞏ "To Serve Man" ꞏ
"The Fugitive" ꞏ "Little Girl Lost" ꞏ "Person or Persons Unknown" ꞏ "The Little People" ꞏ "Four O'Clock" ꞏ
"Hocus­Pocus and Frisby" ꞏ "The Trade­Ins" ꞏ "The Gift" ꞏ "The Dummy" ꞏ "Young Man's Fancy" ꞏ
"I Sing the Body Electric" ꞏ "Cavender Is Coming" ꞏ "The Changing of the Guard"
"In His Image" ꞏ "The Thirty­Fathom Grave" ꞏ "Valley of the Shadow" ꞏ "He's Alive" ꞏ "Mute" ꞏ "Death Ship" ꞏ
"Jess­Belle" ꞏ "Miniature" ꞏ "Printer's Devil" ꞏ "No Time Like the Past" ꞏ "The Parallel" ꞏ "I Dream of Genie" ꞏ
Season 4
"The New Exhibit" ꞏ "Of Late I Think of Cliffordville" ꞏ "The Incredible World of Horace Ford" ꞏ
"On Thursday We Leave for Home" ꞏ "Passage on the Lady Anne" ꞏ "The Bard"
"In Praise of Pip" ꞏ "Steel" ꞏ "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" ꞏ "A Kind of a Stopwatch" ꞏ
"The Last Night of a Jockey" ꞏ "Living Doll" ꞏ "The Old Man in the Cave" ꞏ "Uncle Simon" ꞏ
"Probe 7, Over and Out" ꞏ "The 7th Is Made Up of Phantoms" ꞏ "A Short Drink from a Certain Fountain" ꞏ
"Ninety Years Without Slumbering" ꞏ "Ring­a­Ding Girl" ꞏ "You Drive" ꞏ "The Long Morrow" ꞏ
 "The Self­Improvement of Salvadore Ross" ꞏ "Number 12 Looks Just Like You" ꞏ "Black Leather Jackets" ꞏ
Season 5
"Night Call" ꞏ "From Agnes—With Love" ꞏ "Spur of the Moment" ꞏ "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" ꞏ
"Queen of the Nile" ꞏ "What's in the Box" ꞏ "The Masks" ꞏ "I Am the Night—Color Me Black" ꞏ
"Sounds and Silences" ꞏ "Caesar and Me" ꞏ "The Jeopardy Room" ꞏ "Stopover in a Quiet Town" ꞏ
"The Encounter" ꞏ "Mr. Garrity and the Graves" ꞏ "The Brain Center at Whipple's" ꞏ "Come Wander with Me"
ꞏ "The Fear" ꞏ "The Bewitchin' Pool"

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