Originally running from 1959 to 1964, The Twilight Zone offered a new, surreal story every week, many with a cruel twist.

Sometimes, lack of sleep can get those creative juices flowing, as writer Jerome Bixby learned in the early 1950s when the idea for one of the greatest and most terrifying short stories came to him ...

Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone quite often covered serious topics, aiming its lens at society and its dysfunctional functioning in influential episodes like “The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street.” ...

From the very beginning, The Twilight Zone was firing on all cylinders. The very first episode, “Where is Everybody?” does a fantastic job of setting the tone for the entire series. A man with no ...

You're traveling through another dimension—a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind. Entering The Twilight Zone means experiencing dozens of episodes of some of the greatest sci-fi or ...

<br>Before he lifted off on <span style="font-style:italic;">Star Trek</span>, the young William Shatner's career got a boost with one of his two guest appearances on ...

Rod Serling faces the camera in the closing narration for The Twilight Zone's "A World of His Own". Image via CBS Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone is an iconic anthology series that defied the ...

When The Twilight Zone entered its fourth season in 1963, it underwent its most significant structural change. CBS moved the show to a later timeslot and stretched the episodes to a full hour. That ...

The new Twilight Zone is going out there.

Up until the mid 90s, it would have been safe to assume that Rod Serling had told every story he meant to on television, if not on The Twilight Zone, then in its follow-up, Night Gallery. But in 1994, ...