An unscrupulous free-lance writer extorts the elderly owner of a seedy second-hand shop who is prescient about the future.

In the only episode of this live television anthology to be written by Rod Serling, a scientist plans his wife's untimely demise at a nuclear test site.

Kraft Theatre: Season 8, Episode 16 According to PBS's American Master's series web site, this drama was so popular that it became the first live drama in television history to be broadcast twice due to popularity. The drama was broadcast as both episodes 16 and 20 of season 8

Rod Serling's early play. The story of the fierce and corrosive competition that exists in the executive branch of Ramsey & Co., a New York industrial colossus headed by Walter Ramsey, its cold, designing and ruthless chief. It is the saga, too, of Bill Briggs, his longtime second in command, who is swayed by human as well as technological values. And, it is the case of Fred Staples, a comparatively youthful industrial engineer brought in by Ramsey to succeed Briggs. The younger man's views and sensitivities are essentially the same as Briggs'. People are not merely units, they feel. But it is Ramsey's calculated pattern not to fire his aging aide but to create such untenable positions that he will be forced to resign

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.

"This is Mike Wallace with another television interview in our gallery of colorful people. In television drama few names have the prestige of that of our guest. Rod Serling is the only writer to have won three Emmy awards, for Requiem for a Heavyweight, Patterns and The Comedian. We'll talk to him about censorship in television, his fight to say what he believes, and we'll learn what he means by the price tag that hangs on success. We'll learn all that in just one minute."

Dana Dillaway did to Episodes from "The Twilight Zone". One For The Angels and The Body Electric.

Rod Serling pitches the show for TV.

The Original episode from "What You Need" with the Original Commercials.

The is the personal interview with Beverly Garland. She talks about how she received the part "The Four of Us Are Dying".

This was a promo for for the Famous Writers School that went bankrupt in 1972. Rod Serling promotes the school. #2

An Interview with Carolyn Kearney and George Clayton Johnson. He talks about "The Four of Us Are Dying" episode.

This is a personal Interview with Ron Masak. He talks about when he was on "The Purple Testament"

Joseph Ruskin Talks about "The Man in the Bottle" and how he received the roll.

H.M. Wynant is interviewed and he talks about how he received his role in "The Howling Man".

This was a promo for for the Famous Writers School that went bankrupt in 1972. Rod Serling promotes the school. #1

This is a clip from "The Garry Moore Show" . Is a Spoof version of "The Twilight Zone". Starring Rod Serling and the early days of Carol Burnett.

Rod Serling makes a guest appearance hosting a spoof of the Twilight Zone starring Carol Burnett.

Jonathan Winters Reads the Alternate Ending from "A Game of Pool"

Commentary by Leonard Nimoy. He talks about "A Quality of Mercy".

The is a game show staring Host Grouch Marks and Guest appearance Rod Serling.

This is a private Interview with Edson Stroll. He talks about his part on "The Trade-In".

An interview with Morgan Brittany. She talks about how she started and what episodes she was in on The Twilight Zone. "Nightmare as a Child", "Valley of the Shadow", and "Caesar and Me".

Interview with Anne Francis she talks about how she received the role on The Twilight Zone. "Jess-Belle" and "After Hours".

This is a commentary by William Window for "Miniature"

Comi talks about how he got on the show. He also talks about what shows he was on "The Parallel", "People are alike all Over", and "The Odyssey of Flight 33".

John Furia Jr. talks about how he wrote "I Dream of Genie". He also goes back and how he met Rod Sterling. He also talks about Rod Sterling.

An Interview with Bill Mumy "Long Distance Call", It's a Good Life, and "In Praise of Pip". He also talks about "The Twilight Zone".

An Interview with Richard Matheson. He talks about his experience working on "The Twilight Zone" He also talks about "Steal"and "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet".

Interview with Carolyn Kearney and George Clayton Johnson. This interview talks about " Ninety Years Without Slumbering" and "The Time Element".

An Interview with Richard Matheson talking about " Nightmare at 20,000 Feet".

An Interview with June Foray talking about her experience being on "The Twilight Zone" and The Episodes she was in. "The Living Doll" and "The Bewitching Pool".

An Interview with Earl Hamner. He talks about writing 8 episodes. One of them was "Ring-A-Ding Girl".

An Interview with Earl Hamner. He talks about the episode "You Drive".

An Interview with Michael Forest and Earl Ilamner. Michael Forest talks about how he got on "The Black Leather Jackets".

An Interview with Richard Matheson. He talks about the episode "Night Call" he did.

An Interview with Richard Matheson. He talks about the episode "Spur of the Moment". He also talks about his child hood and how he got on "The Twilight Zone"

An Interview with Terry Becker. He talks about being in "I Am the Night - Color Me Black".

Interview with Nancy Malone and Earl Hamner talking about the episode " Stopover in a Quiet Town".

An Interview with Earl Hamner. He talks about growing up and reflections of a Twilight zone writer. he also talks about the episode "The Bewitchen' Pool".

This is a game show staring host Rod Serling, and Guest Stars Betty White,Dick Gautier and Pia Lindstrom.

This is a skit from SNL staring the below actors for "The Twilight Zone" Rod Serling…..Dan Aykroyd Starlet #1……Jane Curtin Starlet #2……Laraine Newman Starlet #3……Gilda Radner Room Service…..Garrett Morris

Zicree Interview: George T. Clemen (1978) PArt 2 (audio only)

Zicree Interview: William Tuttle (1978) (audio only)

This is a personal Interview with George T. Clemens. (1978) Part 3 (audio only)

Zicree Interview: George T. Clemens - (1978) Part 4 (Audio)

Dan Aykroyd plays Rod Serling and the skit features Gilda Radner, Jane Curtin, and Loraine Newman.

Four directors collaborated to remake four episodes of the popular television series 'The Twilight Zone' for this movie. The episodes are updated slightly and in color (the television show was in black-and-white), but very true to the originals, where eerie and disturbing situations gradually spin out of control.

This tv movie features two stories by Rod Serling, who also wrote the stories of the original "Twilight Zone" (1959) series. "The Theater": A young girl goes to the cinema to see His Girl Friday (1940) with Cary Grant. Suddenly she sees scenes from her own life instead of the comedy. The scenes actually took place earlier that day. She is very confused because the other people didn't see those scenes. As she goes to see the movie again, scenes from her future appear on the screen. And that future is very frightening... "Where the Dead Are": Dr. Benjamin Ramsey is professor at the university in Boston in 1868. In front of his students he performes an appendix operation. As the patient O'Neil dies after the operation, Dr. Ramsey discovers that O'Neil suffered from a serious scull fracture twelve years ago. Since no one could have survived such an injury, he travels to the mysterious island where O'Neil came from. There he visits Dr. Jeremy Wheaton who earlier had experimented with tissue regeneration...

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.

E! True Hollywood Story episode about Rod Serling and The Twilight Zone.