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Explore the depths of the unknown in season one of the TWILIGHT ZONE! Funny at times, heartbreaking at others, THE TWILIGHT ZONE was one of the most unique, creative television shows ever created. Rod Serling developed the series around the premise of following people as they experience things so bizarre they can only be part of a fifth dimension! Rod Serling appears at the start and finish of each episode, acting as the viewer's guide through the TWILIGHT ZONE. Consistently compelling, moral, and thought provoking, the series still inspires remakes and contemporary spin-offs today. Season one contains many of the show's most popular episodes. Episodes include: "Where is Everybody?," "One for the Angels," "Mr. Denton on Doomsday," "Sixteen-Millimeter Shrine," "Walking Distance," "Escape Clause," "The Lonely," "Time Enough at Last," "Perchance to Dream," "Judgement Night," "And Where the Sky Was Opened," "What You Need," "The Four of Us Are Dying," "Third from the Sun," "I Shot an Arrow into the Air," "The Hitch-Hiker," "The Fever," "The Last Fight," "The Purple Testament," "Elegy," "Mirror Image," "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street," "A World of Difference," "Long Live Walter Jameson," "People Are Alike All Over," "Execution," "The Big Tall Wish," "A Nice Place to Visit," "Nightmare as a Child," "A Stop at Willoughby," "The Chaser," "A Passage for Trumpet," "Mr. Bevis," "The After Hours," "The Mighty Casey," and "A World of His Own."

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Explore the depths of the unknown in season two of the TWILIGHT ZONE. Funny at times, heartbreaking at others, THE TWILIGHT ZONE was one of the most unique, creative television shows ever made. Rod Serling developed the series around the premise of a fifth dimensioon, where people experience things so bizarre they can only be from a strange, alternate reality. Serling appears at the start and finish of each episode, acting as the viewer's guide through a world of paranormal experience. Consistently compelling, moral, and thought provoking, the series inspired many remakes and contemporary spin-offs. Season two contains 29 episodes, including favorites such as "Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?," and "Eye of the Beholder."

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Explore the depths of the unknown in this complete collection of episodes from THE TWILIGHT ZONE. Funny at times, heartbreaking at others, THE TWILIGHT ZONE was one of the most unique and inventive television shows ever created. Rod Serling developed the series on the premise of watching people experience things so bizarre they can only be part of a fifth dimension. Serling appears at the start and finish of each episode, acting as the viewer's guide through the TWILIGHT ZONE. Consistently compelling, moral, and thought provoking, the series still inspires remakes and contemporary spin-offs. All 156 episodes from the classic show are collected here.

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This volume includes: A MOST UNUSUAL CAMERA (episode 46), THE JUNGLE (episode 77). THE 7TH IS MADE UP OF PHANTOMS (episode 130), and UNCLE SIMON (episode 128).

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This 9 disc, 33 episode boxed-set continues the collection of TWILIGHT ZONE shows. Featured episodes include "Mirror Image," "Night Call," "The Big Tall Wish" and "Long Live Walter Jameson" and many more. Enter the strange, eerie, and sometimes scary world of a show that has entertained viewers for decades after its original inception.

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Rod Serling's brilliant, classic sci-fi series needs no introduction. The entire fifth season is collected here: 35 mind-bending episodes and tons of special features, including photos, excerpts from a Rod Serling speech and from a Museum of Television and Radio seminar, and interviews with fascinating personalities like Martin Landau, Mickey Rooney, Mariette Hartley, and Bill Mumy.

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Enter the fifth dimension with THE TWILIGHT ZONE - THE DEFINITIVE EDITION. Explore the depths of the unknown in season three of Rod Serling's groundbreaking series, which features favorite episodes such as: "The Dummy," "I Sing the Body Electric," and "The Changing of the Guard." Funny at times, heartbreaking at others, THE TWILIGHT ZONE is consistently compelling and thought-provoking. Serling appears at the start and finish of each episode, acting as the viewer's guide through a world of alternate realities, and unlocking a door to a place where anything can happen.

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This 9 disc, 34 episode boxed-set completes the collection of shows started by TWILIGHT ZONE: VOLUME 1. Featured episodes include "What You Need," "Midnight Sun," "Living Doll," "The After Hours," and many more. Enter the strange, eerie, and sometimes scary world of a show that has entertained viewers for decades after its original inception.

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Featuring 35 episodes spread over 9 discs, this is the first volume of what is sure to be the definitive TWILIGHT ZONE collection. Some of the episodes included are "To Serve Man," "The Invaders," "Time Enough At Last," "The Monsters Are on Maple Street" and many more. The demand from fans and newcomers alike have kept reruns of this show on the air decades after its original airing, still opening peoples eyes to mysterious, uncanny happenings from other dimensions!

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Four remarkable episodes: "Long Distance Call"; "I Sing the Body Electric"; "The Lonely"; and "Probe 7 - Over and Out."

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Includes the television epidodes: EXECUTION (Episode 26), THE HUNT (Episode 84), THE SELF-IMPROVEMENT OF SALVADORE ROSS (Episode 136), and NUMBER TWELVE LOOKS JUST LIKE YOU (Episode 137)

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Includes three episodes of the classic television series. "The Bard" (Episode 120, 1963): The ghost of Shakespeare drops in to help a chronically untalented TV-writer write a script, only to return when his writing is mutilated. Stars Burt Reynolds. "The Fear" (Episode 155, 1964): A shadowy beast terrorizes a woman and the cop sent to help her. "The Bewitchin' Pool" (Episode 156, 1964): The creator of TV's "The Waltons" wrote this tale of a special swimming pool for children of unhappy homes.

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Includes four episodes of the classic television series. "The Mighty Casey" (Episode 35, 1960): A second rate baseball team gets a new pitcher to sweep the dust of their game. He's a bit different, however; in fact, he's a robot. "Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up" (Episode 64, 1961): Two troopers spot a UFO which lands at a nearby diner. They check it out, and much deduce which customer is the alien. "The Changing of the Guard" (Episode 102, 1962): A retiring professor is visited by the ghostly visages of his former students. "Come Wander With Me" (Episode 154, 1964): A singer travels into authentic backwoods America to discover some pure folk music.

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This DVD includes three episodes: "Nightmare as a Child" (Episode 29, 1960): A teacher is forced to confront the memory of her mother's murder. "Person or Persons Unknown" (Episode 92, 1962): A man wakes up to discover he has no identity, and no one remembers him. "Printer's Devil" (Episode 111, 1963): A broken newspaper editor is offered a curious, sure-fire deal.

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Three episodes. "Miniature" (Episode 110 - February 21, 1963): A lonely man discovers a tiny living doll in his Victorian dollhouse. "The Jeopardy Room" (Episode 149 - April 17, 1964): A Soviet defector must rely on his wits to escape from a deadly game. "Stopover in a Quiet Town" (Episode 150 - April 24, 1964): In a town where everything is fake, the only thing which is real is the hidden laughter.

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Includes three episodes of the classic television series of science fiction, fantasy, mystery, and horror. "Cavender is Coming" (Episode 101, 1962): Nearly used as the pilot for a spin-off, ear-tugging comedienne Carol Burnett stars as a klutzy, impoverished usherette who is rescued by her guardian angel. "Passage on the Lady Anne" (Episode 119, 1963): A young couple books passage on a "for lovers only" ship, which is launching on its final journey filled with elderly former passengers. "The Brain Center at Whipple's" (Episode 153, 1964): A factory owner dumps his employees in the name of automation.

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Includes three episodes from the ground-breaking science fiction television program. THE GIFT (Episode 97, 1962): When an alien is stranded in a tiny mountain town, he arouses the fears of the locals, but befriends and bestows a gift on one small boy. YOUNG MAN'S FANCY (Episode 99, 1964): Two newlyweds visit the groom's birthplace, only to discover that he is stuck in the past. THE INCREDIBLE WORLD OF HORACE FORD (Episode 117, 1963): Remembering the past fondly is one thing, but living it is different, as Horace Ford discovers when he gets a chance to actually return.

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Includes three episodes. "A Stop At Willoughby" (Episode 30, 1960): An advertising executive dreams himself away from his job pressures to a peaceful little town. "Twenty-Two" (Episode 53, 1961): A young woman is haunted by nightmares about the number 22. "I Dream Of Genie" (Episode 114, 1963): A down-on-his-luck man finds a magic lamp, and the genie inside offers him new hope.

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Four episodes. "A Nice Place to Visit" (Episode 28 - April 15, 1960): A gentle old man provides a recently murdered man with everything he desires. "A Penny for Your Thoughts" (Episode 52 - February 3, 1961): The power to read minds turns out to answer no more questions than any other communication. "Little Girl Lost" (Episode 91 - March 16, 1962): A little girl gets trapped between two worlds in another dimension. "I Am the Night -- Color Me Black" (Episode 146 - March 27, 1964): The sky turns black in sympathy for the killer of a racist.

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This volume includes: I SHOT AN ARROW INTO THE AIR (episode 15), DEATH SHIP (episode 108), and STILL VALLEY (episode 76).