Robert Wise brings his distinguished name and considerable directorial skill to this remake of a 1970 Rod Serling TV drama....
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2000
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Based on a teleplay by the late Rod Serling, this drama is set in a far-off and arid future. The tale follows the growing...
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1998
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Based on the popular television series created by Rod Serling, this film of horror and the supernatural tells four separate...
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1983
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A pair of scientists must travel through the Time Tunnel to search for the cure for a deadly epidemic. They land in late...
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1976
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Benny Hill fans of the world arise! Your hedonistic hero is back with 55 minutes of highlights from his best British TV...
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1974
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1974
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1974
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This documentary investigates the theory that extraterrestrials inhabited the Earth thousands of years ago, during the time...
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1973
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This film is another amateurish, low-rent pseudo-documentary (of the kind prevalent in the mid-1970s) which marked the...
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1973
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1973
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This episode marks the only known instance in which future Oscar-winner Jodie Foster shared screen time (after a fashion)...
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1972
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Rod Serling, a master of speculative scriptwriting, penned the screenplay of The Man. Set a few days into the future, the...
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1972
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This nature study video introduces you to Burke, a 125 pound baby walrus. Enjoy the view as Cousteau's camera crew, teach...
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1972
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In the two-hour pilot film for the subsequent TV "occult" anthology, series creator Rod Serling hosts three macabre short...
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1969
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Originally intended as a project for Blake Edwards, the film version of Pierre Boule's semisatiric sci-fi novel came to the...
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1968
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1968
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Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau, Vol. 1: The Singing Whale is part of a ten-volume nature/wildlife documentary series. In...
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1967
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Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau, Vol. 6: The Dragons of Galapagos is part of a ten-volume nature/wildlife documentary...
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1967
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Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau, Vol. 5: Octopus-Octopus is part of a ten-volume nature/wildlife documentary series. In...
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1967
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Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau, Vol. 7: The Desert Whales is part of a ten-volume nature/wildlife documentary series. In...
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1967
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Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau, Vol. 10: Whales is part of a ten-volume nature/wildlife documentary series. In this...
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1967
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Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau, Vol. 2: The Unsinkable Sea Otter is part of a ten-volume nature/wildlife documentary...
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1967
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In this made-for-TV movie, a deadly bomb is concealed aboard a passenger jet in a devious plan to blackmail the airline...
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1966
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Assault on a Queen is a complex, exciting crime-caper film in which a gang of clever mercenaries try to rob the famous luxury...
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1966
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A jaunty harmonica-music score by Tommy Morgan was the main redeeming feature of this otherwise pedestrian Twilight Zone...
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1964
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Having just defected from an Iron Curtain country, Major Ivan Kuchenko (Martin Landau) realizes that he is not out of the...
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1964
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Just before embarking upon a 40-year space journey, Cmdr. Douglas Stansfield (Robert Lansing) falls in love with the...
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1964
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Investigating a strange series of occurences -- eerie noises, flashing lights, reports of giant monsters -- state trooper...
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1964
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Adapted by Rod Serling from the best-selling novel by Fletcher Knebel and Charles Waldo Bailey II, Seven Days in May was...
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1964
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On the eve of Mardi Gras in New Orleans, dying millionaire Jason Foster (Robert Keith) summons his greedy relatives to his...
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1964
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Hate hangs heavy in the air in the small midwestern town where accused murderer Jagger (Terry Becker) is sentenced to hang at...
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1964
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Charles Dickens' classic tale A Christmas Carol is revisited yet again in this made-for-television holiday drama. Told with a...
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1964
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John McGiver stars as ex-Navy man Roswell G. Flemington, who insists upon running his business, and his home, in strict...
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1964
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Ruthlessly efficient businessman Wallace V. Whipple (Richard Deacon) runs roughshod over the feelings of his employees when...
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1964
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Written by mystery master Rod Serling, The Yellow Canary stars Pat Boone as insufferable singing idol Andy Paxton....
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1963
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1963
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Written by Rod Serling, this 60-minute Twilight Zone episode gets under way when a U.S. Navy destroyer begins picking up...
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1963
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Former streetcar conductor Julius Moomer (Jack Weston) aspires to be a highly paid TV writer, but he is handicapped by a...
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1963
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Canceled by CBS at the end of its third season, the weekly, half-hour fantasy anthology The Twilight Zone was at the last...
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1963
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Having embarked upon a long-range space probe, astronaut Col. Cook (Richard Basehart) discovers via radio contact that a...
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1963
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While on maneuvers near the site of Custer's Last Stand, a modern-day Army tank crew encounters evidence that they have...
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1963
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Rod Serling scripted this minimalist Twilight Zone episode from an idea by veteran vaudeville comedian Lou Holtz. Elderly...
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1963
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1963
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After a brief flirtation with the 60-minute form, Twilight Zone wisely returned to its original half-hour format with the...
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1963
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First telecast October 18, 1963, the pedestrian Twilight Zone episode "A Kind of a Stopwatch" was scripted by Rod Serling...
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1963
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In the tradition of his earlier Alcoa/Goodyear Theater episode "Eddie," Mickey Rooney delivers a tour de force solo...
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1963
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Several years after a nuclear war, a handful of survivors are compelled to follow the instructions of the mysterious "old man...
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1963
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Thirty years after leaving Earth, a group of space colonists live a spartan existence on a desolate asteroid. All that keeps...
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1963
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The leader of a ragtag American neo-Nazi organization, Peter Vollmer (Dennis Hopper) is unable to attract many followers...
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1963
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While on an orbital flight, American astronaut Robert Gaines (Steve Forrest) experiences a sudden blackout. When he awakens,...
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1963
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1963
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Disillusioned with the present, Paul Driscoll (Dana Andrews) builds a time machine and heads to the past, hoping to correct...
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1963
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One of the most memorable sports dramas because of its strong character development, Requiem for a Heavyweight is carried by...
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1962
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Rod Serling penned the story on which this crime melodrama was based. The trouble begins when as a policeman rushes toward...
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1962
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Released just in time for Easter on April 27, 1962, this Rod Serling-scripted Twilight Zone episode is widely regarded as the...
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1962
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Bearing traces of such earlier film offerings as The Great Gabbo and Dead of Night, the eerie Twilight Zone episode "The...
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1962
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A reworking of the first-season Twilight Zone episode "Mr. Bevis," "Cavender Is Coming" was, like its predecessor, the pilot...
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1962
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Written by Rod Serling, this nostalgic Twilight Zone episode was clearly inspired by Serling's student years at Ohio's...
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1962
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Everybody knows the "punchline" of this classic Twilight Zone episode, but that doesn't make this entry any less...
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1962
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Rod Serling adapted the teleplay for this Twilight Zone episode from a short story by Price Day, which first appeared in...
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1962
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In his second Twilight Zone apperance of the 1961-62 season, Joseph Schildkraut stars as elderly John Holt, who, together...
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1962
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Andy Devine stars as Mr. Frisby, the biggest liar in three counties. Despite his constant gas-bagging about his alleged past...
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1962
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Though it casts all known laws of physics to the four winds, this Rod Serling-scripted Twilight Zone episode scores points on...
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1962
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Hoping to get even with several old enemies, millionaire Paul Radin (Joseph Wiseman) stages an elaborate hoax in the bomb...
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1962
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Larry Blyden stars in this hilarious Twilight Zone entry as egocentric TV western star Rance McGrew, who, while filming a...
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1962
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This episode was adapted by Rod Serling from Marvin Petal's short story "The Depository," but it could easily have been...
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1961
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Surviving several defecting sponsors and vacillating ratings, Twilight Zone manages to survive for a third season on CBS -- a...
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1961
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For reasons beyond comprehension, the Earth has changed its orbit and is moving inexorably toward the sun, sending...
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1961
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After briefly experimenting with the videotape format, The Twilight Zone wisely returned to film with this episode, which...
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1961
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This episode was adapted by Rod Serling from "The Valley Was Still," a short story by Manley Wade Wellman. In the third year...
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1961
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In the last days of WWII, "90-day wonder" Lieutenant Katell (Dean Stockwell) takes charge of a battle-weary American squadron...
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1961
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Wandering into the small Mexican town where Luis Gallegos (John Alonso) is about to be hanged, mercenary peddler Sykes...
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1961
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After speculating on the possibility that a person can travel back in time and change history, Peter Corrigan...
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1961
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Jack Carson stars as Harvey Hunnicutt, a fast-talking used car salesman to whom The Truth is a total stranger. Hunnicutt's...
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1961
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This videotaped Twilight Zone episode is a variation on a most familiar theme. While in the hospital recovering from a...
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1961
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Thrown off course by a freak tailwind, a passenger jet finds itself flying over a prehistoric landscape, festooned with...
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1961
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Fed up with the loud and incessant talking of fellow men's club member Jamie Tennyson (Liam Sullivan), pompous Col. Archie...
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1961
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Having successfully robbed a train shipment of gold bullion, four thieves, headed by Mr. Farwell (Oscar Beregi), decide to...
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1961
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First telecast May 12, 1961, this amusing Twilight Zone entry was purely and simply a showcase for versatile comic actor...
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1961
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Originally titled "Nobody Here but Us Martians," this darkly comic Twilight Zone episode was a rewrite of (and vast...
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1961
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The second season of Twilight Zone came to a powerful conclusion with this Rod Serling-scripted "message" drama. In a...
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1961
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FAA investigator Grant Sheckly (Harold J. Stone) is called to the scene when Flight 107 from Buffalo makes an unscheduled...
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1961
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One of the few Twilight Zone episodes with virtually no sci-fi/fantasy trappings whatsoever, this is nonetheless a disturbing...
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1961
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As the Civil War limps to a close, Confederate widow Lavinia Godwin (Joanne Linville) sits grimly on the porch of her ruined...
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1961
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This sledgehammer attack on Cuban dictator Fidel Castro stars Peter Falk as bearded banana-republic revolutionary Ramos...
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1961
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Adapted by Rod Serling from a story by Jerome Bixby, "It's a Good Life" stands the test of time as one of the best-ever...
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1961
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The ongoing trial of Nazi war criminal Adolph Eichmann was the obvious inspiration for Rod Serling's "Death's-Head...
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1961
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Though obviously an episode designed to absorb the costs of the more expensive Twilight Zone installments, this was one of...
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1960
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Twilight Zone's Yuletide offering for the 1960-61 season was this videotaped episode. Art Carney stars as Henry Corwin, a...
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1960
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Having just robbed a pawnshop, two-bit crooks Chester and Paula Diedrich (Fred Clark, Jean Carson) have only one "prize" to...
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1960
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First telecast May 6, 1960, A Stop at Willoughby was scripter Rod Serling's favorite of the first-season Twilight Zone...
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1960
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An irreducable masterpiece, the Rod Serling-scripted Twilight Zone episode "The Eye of the Beholder" takes place in a...
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1960
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Magazine critic Bartlett Finchley (Richard Haydn) despises all things mechanical, from electric typewriters to refrigerators....
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1960
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The scene is the magnificent but isolated home of scientist Dr. Loren (John Hoyt), his wife (Irene Tedrow), and their...
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1960
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This variation of the old "Aladdin and the Magic Lamp" yarn stars Luther Adler and Vivi Janiss as Arthur and Edna Castle, the...
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1960
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As had been the case with the first season's inaugural episode "Where Is Everybody?", the second season of Twilight Zone...
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1960
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This episode was based on an earlier Rod Serling TV play, in which a losing baseball team was saved by a 70-year-old pitcher....
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1960
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Bearing traces of the classic John Collier short story "Evening Primrose", Rod Serling's "The After Hours" was seen as the...
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1960
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Scriptwriter Rod Serling had intended the June 3, 1960, Twilight Zone episode as the pilot for a TV series starring...
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1960
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Written by Rod Serling, this episode represented the joint Twilight Zone debut of actor Jack Klugman (who went on to star in...
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1960
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While waiting in a lonely bus station, Millicent Barnes (Vera Miles) is startled to discover that everyone in the station...
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1960
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While visiting the apartment house where she grew up, schoolteacher Helen Foley (Janice Rule) makes the acquaintance of a...
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1960
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A predominantly black cast appears in this episode of Twilight Zone, which was originally broadcast on April 8, 1960....
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1960
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Although The Twilight Zone suffered from anemic ratings and a certain degree of sponsor dissatisfaction during its...
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1960
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Having scoffed at his colleague Warren Marcusson's (Paul Comi) assertion that "People are alike all over the universe,"...
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1960
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A neighborhood full of friendly people degenerates into a mob when Maple Street is suddenly plagued by strange and seemingly...
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1960
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After a brief production hiatus, the Twilight Zone staff resumed the series' first season with this episode, scripted by...
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1960
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William Reynolds stars as Fitzgerald, a WWII army lieutenant with an unusual and most unwelcome gift. Much to his dismay, Lt....
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1960
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1960
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First telecast January 22, 1960, this Twilight Zone episode was adapted by Rod Serling from the famous radio play by...
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1960
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During a manned space flight, a spaceship crashlands on a distant, desolate terrain, which may be an uncharted asteroid. The...
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1960
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1960
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Once seen in childhood, the January 1, 1960 Twilight Zone episode "The Four of Us Are Dying" can never be forgotten. Set in a...
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1960
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Appropriately telecast December 25, 1959, this Twilight Zone episode focuses on a most unusual Santa Claus, in the form of...
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1959
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Richard Matheson was first represented on the Twilight Zone with the December 11, 1959 episode "And When the Sky Was Opened,"...
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1959
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Nehemiah Persoff stars as Lanser, who inexplicably finds himself aboard a British ship in a fogbound sea in the year 1942....
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1959
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In his first Twilight Zone appearance, Burgess Meredith stars as Henry Bemis, a miopic bank clerk who wants nothing more out...
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1959
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Hypochondriac Walter Bedecker (David Wayne) would do anything to feel better -- including making a deal with the Devil. When...
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1959
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Discounting the pilot "Where Is Everybody?", "The Lonely" was the first Twilight Zone episode to be produced, though not the...
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1959
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One the finest of all Twilight Zone episodes, "Walking Distance" benefits not only from a superb Rod Serling script and a...
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1959
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Ida Lupino stars as Barbara Jean Trenton, a 1930s movie queen who refuses to admit that she's grown too old to play romantic...
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1959
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First telcast October 16, 1959, this episode stars Dan Duryea as Al Denton, a once-legendary gunslinger fallen on hard times....
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1959
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Ed Wynn guest stars as Lew Bookman, an aging and not altogether successful sidewalk salesman. When Mr. Death...
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1959
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Mike Ferris (Earl Holliman) doesn't know where he's been or where he's going, but he has a rough idea of where he is -- in a...
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1959
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"You're traveling to another dimension...a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind...a journey into a wondrous land...
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1959
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Even non-devotees of The Twilight Zone are able to distinguish the series' first-season episodes from the later installments....
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1959
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Rod Serling's first original screenplay for the Big Screen was the psychological western Saddle the Wind. In one of his best...
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1958
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1958
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Rod Serling wasn't telling whom he based the leading character of his TV play The Comedian upon, but sharp-eyed viewers could...
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1957
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The Korean conflict of the early '50s saw widespread use of psychological torture by the North Korean communists on enemy...
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1956
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1956
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Harlan "Mountain" McClintock (Jack Palance) has been a professional boxer for 14 years. He's been in the ring for over 110...
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1956
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Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau, Vol. 9: The Forgotten Mermaids is part of a ten-volume nature/wildlife documentary...
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Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau, Vol. 8: The Flight of Penguins is part of a ten-volume nature/wildlife documentary...
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