"Where Is Everybody?" introduces The Twilight Zone theme of reality vs. fantasy in the pilot episode. "Eye Of The Beholder" ...

Like the Jaws theme and The Stripper, just a few bars of the Twilight Zone music tells us exactly where we are. Even nowadays, we’ll sing those few bars to indicate a strange coincidence.

His solution was to sidestep this restriction by making an anthology series that addressed complex issues in subtle, allegorical ways: The Twilight Zone. However, while this approach was ...

In the episode from Season 2 of The Twilight Zone, two men make a bet that one of them can't keep from talking for one year. The ability to see the future has always been something film audiences ...

And, while those shocking conclusions weren’t the only thing that made The Twilight Zone a genuine classic of American television, they certainly helped. But, of the 156 total episodes ...

Joseph Daugherty, who won an Emmy for his work on the TV series "thirtysomething," is the author of "Rod Serling at 100: One ...

"Where Is Everybody?" introduces The Twilight Zone theme of reality vs. fantasy in the pilot episode. "Eye Of The Beholder" exemplifies the show's twist endings through unconventional perspectives.