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Rod Serling's Lost Classics
The Twilight Zone - S0 - E3
This tv movie features two stories by Rod Serling, who also wrote the stories of the original The Twilight Zone (1959) series: "The Theater" and "Where the Dead Are".
The Twilight Zone: Season 0 - 52 Episode s
0x1 - The Time Element (Pilot) from Desilu Playhouse
November 24, 1958
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.
0x2 - Submitted For Your Approval
November 29, 1995
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.
0x3 - Rod Serling's Lost Classics
May 19, 1994
This tv movie features two stories by Rod Serling, who also wrote the stories of the original The Twilight Zone (1959) series: "The Theater" and "Where the Dead Are".
0x5 - Rod Serling: Beyond The Twilight Zone
January 25, 2000
An E! True Hollywood Story.
0x6 - The Mike Wallace Interview
September 22, 1959
A special Rod Serling interview with Mike Wallace.
0x7 - Patterns (Kraft Theatre)
January 12, 1955
Kraft Television Theater broadcast movie.
0x8 - Patterns
October 26, 1956
Kraft Television Theater broadcast movie.
0x9 - Radio Drama: Where Is Everybody?
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Where Is Everybody?" starring John Schneider.
0x10 - Radio Drama: One for the Angels
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "One for the Angels" starring Ed Begley Jr.
0x11 - Radio Drama: Walking Distance
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Walking Distance" starring Chelcie Ross.
0x12 - Radio Drama: Escape Clause
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Escape Clause" starring Mike Starr.
0x13 - Radio Drama: The Lonely
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Lonely" starring Mike Starr.
0x14 - Radio Drama: Time Enough at Last
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Time Enough at Last" starring Tim Kazurinsky.
0x15 - Radio Drama: Perchance to Dream
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Perchance to Dream" starring Fred Willard.
0x16 - Radio Drama: I Shot an Arrow into the Air
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "I Shot an Arrow into the Air" starring Chelcie Ross.
0x17 - Radio Drama: The Hitchhiker
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Hitchhiker" starring Kate Jackson.
0x18 - Radio Drama: The Fever
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Fever" starring Stacy Keach and Kathy Garver.
0x19 - Radio Drama: The Last Flight
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Last Flight" starring Charles Shaughnessy.
0x20 - Radio Drama: Mirror Image
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Mirror Image" starring Morgan Brittany and Frank John Hughes.
0x21 - Radio Drama: The Monsters are Due on Maple Street
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Monsters are Due on Maple Street" starring Frank John Hughes.
0x22 - Radio Drama: Long Live Walter Jameson
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Long Live Walter Jameson" starring Lou Diamond Phillips.
0x23 - Radio Drama: People Are Alike All Over
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "People Are Alike All Over" starring Blair Underwood.
0x24 - Radio Drama: The Big Tall Wish
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Big Tall Wish" starring Blair Underwood.
0x25 - Radio Drama: The After Hours
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The After Hours" starring Kim Fields.
0x26 - Radio Drama: The Mighty Casey
September 14, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Mighty Casey" starring Paul Dooley.
0x27 - Radio Drama: The Man in the Bottle
November 16, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Man in the Bottle" starring Ed Begley Jr.
0x28 - Radio Drama: Nervous Man in a Four Dollar Room
November 16, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Nervous Man in a Four Dollar Room" starring Adam Baldwin.
0x29 - Radio Drama: The Howling Man
November 16, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Howling Man" starring Fred Willard.
0x30 - Radio Drama: Nick of Time
November 16, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Nick of Time" starring Marshall Allman and Jamie Anne Allman.
0x31 - Radio Drama: The Lateness of the Hour
November 16, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Lateness of the Hour" starring Jane Seymour and James Keach.
0x32 - Radio Drama: The Trouble with Templeton
November 16, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Trouble with Templeton" starring Michael York.
0x33 - Radio Drama: The Night of the Meek
November 16, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Night of the Meek" starring Chris McDonald.
0x34 - Radio Drama: Back There
November 16, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Back There" starring Jim Caviezel.
0x35 - Radio Drama: The Whole Truth
November 16, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Whole Truth" starring Henry Rollins.
0x36 - Radio Drama: The Odyssey of Flight 33
November 16, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Odyssey of Flight 33" starring Daniel J. Travanti.
0x37 - Radio Drama: Static
November 16, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "Static" starring Stan Freberg.
0x38 - Radio Drama: A Hundred Yards Over the Rim
November 16, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "A Hundred Yards Over the Rim" starring Jim Caviezel.
0x39 - Radio Drama: The Silence
November 16, 2010
A Twilight Zone Radio drama based on the episode "The Silence" starring Chris McDonald.
0x40 - Where Is Everybody: Original Pilot Version
October 2, 1959
Includes Rod Sterling's original pitch.
0x41 - Where Is Everybody: Alternate Opening
September 14, 2010
Alternate opening to the original The Twilight Zone pilot "Where is Everybody?"
0x42 - Where Is Everybody: Alternate Ending
September 14, 2010
Alternate ending to the original The Twilight Zone pilot "Where is Everybody?"
0x43 - Rod Serling Lecture at Sherwood College (1975) Part 1
September 14, 2010
Extra for "Walking Distance" episode.
0x44 - Interview with Dana Dillaway
September 14, 2010
Extra for "One for the Angles" episode.
0x45 - Rod Serling Lecture at Sherwood College (1975) Part 2
September 14, 2010
Extra for "And When the Sky Was Opened" episode.
0x46 - Rod Serling Lecture at Sherwood College (1975) Part 3
September 14, 2010
Extra for "The Mighty Casey" episode.
0x47 - Tales Of Tomorrow Episode - What You Need
September 14, 2010
Extra for "What You Need" episode.
0x48 - Interview with Beverly Garland
September 14, 2010
Extra for "The Four of Us are Dying" episode.
0x49 - Interview with Suzanne Lloyd
September 14, 2010
Extra for "Perchance to Dream" episode.
0x50 - Interview with Ron Masak
September 14, 2010
Extra for "The Purple Testament" episode.
0x51 - Emmy Awards
September 14, 2010
Edited footage of the Emmy Awards victories and speeches for The Twilight Zone.
0x52 - Zicree Interview: George Clemens (1978) Part 1
September 14, 2010
Audio Only Extra for Season 1.
0x53 - Interview with Joseph Ruskin
November 16, 2010
Extra for "The Man in the Bottle" episode.