The 13 Best Twilight Zone Episodes | SYFY WIRE

[@xibungo71]

I haven't seen it listed (though I didn't look at all of the comments), but "Long Live Walter Jamieson" was one I cannot forget. It was about two college professors; one teaching history, the other teaching chemistry. The latter notices the former hasn't aged in the 12 years they have known one another. The former confesses that he has lived for thousands of years. The latter comments how lucky he must be, because he has been able to accumulate so much knowledge. The former tells him that his life has been horrible because he keeps seeing loved ones grow old and die. I saw it as a child, and didn't think much about it. Until fifty years later, when my father was over 90 years old, all but one of his friends had died, and he was very depressed about it. I connected the dots.

[@jrvbamafan1]

"The monsters are due on maple street" is a great episode and also extremely true in the way we as humans are easily swayed in our actions. I just bought the boxed set of The Twilight zone, and it was money well spent. Such a creative and groundbreaking series years ahead of its time. Rod Serling is a criminally underrated writer as well.

[@ronschlorff7089]

Yes, good stuff. I also have a boxed volume of episodes, watch often when there is "nothing on tv to watch that is good", so I watch it often, and other sci fi classics of the day, and have almost worn it/them out!!

[@lauramasters6795]

Oh i love that episode also

[@miamimagicians]

I would not say underrated is highly respected in the industry just as Hitchcock

[@sheilaholmes8455]

What is happening in the USA is this episode.

[@standardofexcellence]

@@ronschlorff7089 with streaming contracts always changing it is on paramount plus now

[@joantvedt7878]

I grew up with Rod and the Zone Always a favorite He was a good human , a shining star devoted to excellence. He is missed

[@laeldestan1536]

Five Characters In Search Of An Exit is my favorite and most twisted episode in my opinion.

[@Scripturegirl.]

Own it.

[@Scripturegirl.]

Why do u mean, by twisted.?.

[@TokuAndAnimationNewsNetwork]

The Original Toy Story.

[@thrashpondopons2776]

The original Isle of Misfit Toys!

[@kathleenking47]

That reminded me of TOY STORY..a little. Buzz thought he was real 5 characters in search of exit, didn't know, they were TOYS

[@jeanines_channel3246]

"And forced to live with a hot hunk of a male model!" Lmao.

[@subsamadhi4124]

will the real martian please stand up? great episode

[@grojzow11]

Sub Samadhi will the real slim shady please stand up is anyone else seeing the resemblance

[@billanthony7896]

A lot of people love that episode, although I thought it was a yawner myself, twist ending and all.

[@whitleypedia]

very best ep

[@miroslaviljevac1578]

@@grojzow11 i read it in the tune of slim shady!!!

[@zoefang4563]

@ Sub Samadhi: IKR??? One of Rod Serling's finest..

[@larryboysen5911]

"100 Yards Over The Rim"; "The Little People"; "Static"; "Third Planet From The Sun"; "You Drive"; "A thing About Machines"...are top favorites of mine. Another series I enjoyed was "One Step Beyond", with host John Newland. Great TV back in the late 50's-early 60's.

[@lilsneezing9273]

I always loved night call. The creepy voice and ironic twist make it one of my favorites

[@Scripturegirl.]

Karma.

[@Snailbarf]

For episodes that don't usually make the crème de la crème I'll list....The Passerby.....A Most Unusual Camera.....The Little People.....Ring a Ding Girl.

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

The last one is the best of the four. The part where Bunny, knowing that her mission to save the entire town from her own plane crash has succeeded, walks out into the rain and disappears is incredibly moving.

[@MWorsa]

Shadow Play

[@drakawinkle584]

Time enough at last is my own personal hell. It gets me every time.

[@steveeggers3024]

My favorite Twilight Zone episode is the after hours about a blonde woman buying a gold thimble that is scratched and dented and she's locked inside the department store and hears the mannequins talking and she gets hysterical and acts like a silly child then she finds out that she too is a mannequin a wooden lady with a painted face

[@x-man9473]

A world of his own is a great episode that was very underrated. The ending was really funny and unexpected. I loved it.

[@Scripturegirl.]

How is it funny.?.

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

Yep Loved that episode It's also the other episode that breaks the fourth wall with Rod Serling himself actually being chastised on camera by Keenan Wynn, then disappeared when Wynn tosses Serling's audio tape "existence" into the fireplace. It's a fantastically funny episode.

[@stevendibernardo1015]

PinkOld Absolutely! On of my top Favorite episodes.

[@ianbaker4494]

What about the obsolete man

[@billanthony7896]

"You Are Obsolete!" Ho-Hum, whatever. One of my least favorite, even though it was written by a big time writer, I believe, because it hits you over the head with it's "relevant" meaning... Although, at the end, when they pounce on him growling, I guess it was amusing. Oh, sorry, spoiler... lol! Again, though, that's just me. I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@trod3898]

I like that one, too. It has a great message.

[@riverguy75]

Three of my all time favorite episodes are "The After-Hours", "Five Characters In Search Of An Exit" and "Queen Of The Nile".

[@JetseTurner]

Twilight Zone, New Year's Marathon. I've been watching for years.

[@jwhite302]

Twilight Zone dealt with timeless issues, including fears of growing old and out of touch and the fear of death. Changing of the Guard and Nothing in the Dark were two of my favorites that are not on your list. Third from the Sun is another good one with a twist ending.

[@Scripturegirl.]

Nothing in the dark, makes the top of the pop, the ending, and twist is awesome.

[@vianjelos]

Scripturegirl1990 thats actually my favorite episode, most people dont appreachiate it..personally I think its an important lesson. There was another episode in the 2000 remake where death took a day off that ties into nothing in the dark as both show that death is nessesary and that its not some evil force, but merly a part of the natrual order.

[@Scripturegirl.]

Why do u like nothing in the dark.??. I would refuse to die, I know some sign language, I got two fears, etc. I am scared of. "Physical." Death since I was 12, but numbah una I had forever..HEIGHT'S.!!.😨😱

[@Scripturegirl.]

Can I ask u some questions about nothing in da dark.?.

[@LookieShow]

+Syfy Wire (@SyfyWire) - Noting here that voice actor June Foray has passed away (July 2017). Foray voiced the role of Talky Tina - the doll in the 'Living Doll' (11:23) episode of 'The Twilight Zone' (1959-1964). Foray discusses the role in this interview clip: 'June Foray discusses voicing Talky Tina on "The Twilight Zone" - Emmy TV Legends,' at +FoundationInterviews (@TelevisionAcad). Excerpt: 'I felt so privileged working on that. Apparently it's a favorite episode among a lot of people, and when I tell them that I'm Talky Tina - "Were you really that bad?" Yes, I was. But not personally.'

[@Scripturegirl.]

Rip June, I bet grandma fa is with her ancestors now..ha ha.!!.😎

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

Two more fun facts for you: June Foray also voiced the crying of the little girl in the episode "Little Girl Lost" and voiced the little girl in the last episode of the entire series, "The Bewitchin' Pool," the latter because the studio execs believed that the actress playing the little girl's southern accent was too thick for most people to understand. That second episode in particular is really strange, with what is quite clearly the voice of Rocky the Flying Squirrel coming from a little girl! Check it out.

[@searchlight18]

+PinkOld If I remember correctly, the girl in the 'bewitching pool' was also the star in the classic movie "To Kill A Mockingbird."

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

searchlight17 You remember correctly. She played Scout, and her name is Mary Badham - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Badham

[@briestoll9329]

@@searchlight18 is she ..weird because her name was Scout in the episode bewitchin pool too...

[@coyoteboy5601]

Good picks, and such a great show! 'It's a Good Life' still gives me serious shudders and I'm 60.

[@jackp9122]

Yes, still creeps me out, too! But that boy is real good, really!

[@718World]

"A Nice Place To Visit" "The Eye Of The Beholder" "A Most Unusual Camera" "A Dead Man's Shoes" "The Odyssey Of Flight 33" "Queen Of The Nile" Those are my absolute favorite episodes!

[@johnporter9073]

I absolutely love A Nice Place to Visit. Great episode.

[@718World]

@@johnporter9073 scares me though.

[@TomTimeTraveler]

"Walking Distance" ranks among the best. I just wish the reruns of that episode did not cut anything from the original: i.e., walking through the neighborhood and identifying the.owners of the houses, seeing Ron Howard sitting on the curb playing marbles, etc.

[@oldsrocket8841]

No doubt. That episode is too good to leave anything out, especially what was probably Ron Howards first appearance on film.

[@MrCadet85]

My favorite "Twilight Zone" episode is 'King 9 Will Not Return' (Season 2, Episode 1). It was based on the Lady B Good, a bomber that went missing during World War II.

[@Jimmersaunt]

To Serve Man is my favorite episode of all time-I also like Night of the Meek , Game of Pool, and 22.

[@jackp9122]

Game of Pool was great, too.

[@dylmonster2384]

I liked the one where the plane keeps ending up in different eras of time

[@zumbigod]

what was the name of this ep? i loved that one!

[@dylmonster2384]

Raj Soni odyssey of flight 33

[@stanton2223]

my personal favourite is Five Characters In Search Of An Exit and i thought for sure that it would be on this list somwhere

[@jackp9122]

The soldier character was played by William Windom, who was great in the Star Trek episode “Doomsday Machine “

[@yarizsanchez6961]

The balet dancer is so poise😍

[@keyshiawilson9941]

Anyone know the episode with the 3 pilots who plane crashes and they end up in the hospital but not feeling the same one of them visits the other in that's still in the hospital and tells him that he feels like they didn't make it off the plane alive and at the end they all disappeared that's my favorite.....

[@Scripturegirl.]

I know that episode, I forgot the name.

[@gregorytyson995]

And When The Sky Was Opened

[@guspapadopoulos945]

" And when the sky was opened", great one, when he saw the headlines of the paper and the other guy didn't exist. That was the same actor who played in " The Birds" Rod Taylor.

[@joyunicycle]

Some of my favorites: (no order) The Masks It's a Good Life Number 12 Looks Like You (Forgot the rest, but they're just so good, it's hard to choose)

[@Scripturegirl.]

Which do u hate.?. Baby sister loves the masks, I think I read it's a good life, in 07.

[@joyunicycle]

Scripturegirl1990 I can't think of any I hate. I like the stories and figuring out which situations are literal or all in the person's mind. Though one episode that scares me the most is The Dummy.

[@Scripturegirl.]

Dummy is third place.

[@Scripturegirl.]

Dummy was at first, when I first saw it decades ago, but now it's one of my faves.

[@x-man9473]

joyunicycle. I love a world of his own. It's an underrated episode.

[@pacldawson]

I know that "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" is the better-known Shatner TZ episode; however, I think "Nick of Time" is the better Shatner episode.

[@hammerheadcorvette4]

Buy the complete Box set if you can. Well worth it.

[@standardofexcellence]

A game of pool, the masks, what you need, a stop at Willoughby all in my top 10

[@cha5]

12:16 One other thing, the astronauts spacecraft in The Invaders was the same flying saucer craft from Forbidden Planet.

[@jamiegodfather]

The Twilight Zone is one of my favorites of all time!!!

[@jimmycburfield5997]

great commentary and analysis of these wonderful stories. Many thanks.

[@johnathonhaney8291]

Three faves not usually mentioned: The Obsolete Man, Deathshead Revisited, and Of Late I Think of Cliffordville.

[@2682shark]

Shadow Play!!

[@johnclark1469]

From Serling interviews, his two favorite episodes were "The Invaders" so well acted by Moorhead, though regretted the budget didn't allow for better effects on the spacemen, and "Time Enough at Last" written by Serling himself -an irony with the great sets already available and great acting. Serling wrote 92 of the 156 episodes; he stated writing was cathartic for him after his experience in WW2. (BTW -Forbidden Planet was from 1956 not 59, and Meredith was in 4 episodes.) Suggest Syfy Wire watch these interviews for more insight. Good overview. Serling deserves the highest respect; his passion for social justice, personal understanding and deeper consciousness of the human condition bleeds through each of his episodes -as you show on the powerful closing statement in Monsters Due on Maple St - indicative of how he influenced the world for the better and why these have become enduring classics.

[@standardofexcellence]

Jack Klugman and John anderson also in 4

[@megzbartsch411]

I’m so proud I’ve seen all these episodes. My parents were smart to show me the good ones.

[@ronschlorff7089]

I'd be in my room, doing homework or building a car model, and I'd hear the ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding theme of TZ, and I'd bolt from my room into the living room to watch, on our glorious 29 inch screen Magnavox console, an episode with my parents. Good "family times" those!!

[@Mrgop]

"Nightmare As A Child " Terry Burnham was brilliant.

[@yusefendure]

A Piano in the House from Season III is my favorite.

[@Scripturegirl.]

Karma.

[@johnnydeutschemark3620]

Some episodes long ago watched haunt me to this day... Not sure of what the titles were but the stories lurk in the dark corners of my mind.

[@thetooginator153]

The SyFy Wire announcer did an EXCELLENT job capturing Serling’s facial expressions and mannerisms - without overdoing it. Well done!

[@rogueguardian]

"one of the Angels" is honestly one of my altime favorites, it's not necessarily Scary but more meloncoly. (Won't spoil it you have to see it for yourself)

[@MWorsa]

*”One For The Angels” Love that episode ♥️

[@pallen49]

I'm 58 and I think I have watched every episode at least 1000 times already, lol

[@j.c.nightwalker5322]

Love, Love, Love The Twilight Zone ❤️

[@xianeley7440]

“Long Live Walter Jameson” is very underrated.

[@trod3898]

What about A Stop in a Quiet Town? Judgement Day is great, too. The Masks. I’ll stop now. I think The Masks is one of my top ten. I can watch that one over and over again. I would recommend The Dummy, but that one really freaks me out, so I have only seen it a few times.

[@msbae]

'He's Alive' was a fantastic episode.

[@queenmaoasada8447]

Lord Publius I rewatched it last night. It is honestly frightening how relevant it is to what's going on in Western politics today.

[@msbae]

And every other day. Like Serling said in the closing monologue, there's always going to be someone like Hitler running around, waiting for his moment to shine.

[@frankmid8515]

I like to get stoned in the middle of the night and watch the twilight zone on Netflix

[@standardofexcellence]

A euphoric trip while observing a philosophical story and an intellectual lesson is always a good thing

[@briestoll9329]

2 videos and no one mentioned Cloris Leachman in the it's a good life episode

[@czechmarque]

Passage for a Trumpet haunted me in the first grade and is the one episode I remembered will into the see it on Video Tape again era. But Nightmare at 20,000 feet... The very next morning, Saturday Morning, there was a Buggs Bunny cartoon that went into Gremlins attacking airplanes as well, it cemented the idea that it was Real for me.

[@Inflec]

The toon you are referring to is "Falling Hare."

[@kaymuldoon3575]

The Monsters Are Due On Maple Street is probably my favorite episode. It seems to be so relevant today as well. I also like The After Hours, The Masks, and The Hitchhiker.

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

It's ridiculously sad that so many people are still like that!

[@standardofexcellence]

An underrated classic having seen every episode atleast 2-3 times is a short drink from a certain fountain

[@Gumbier_Than]

"A Nice Place to Visit" was seriously spooky for me.

[@Scripturegirl.]

Netflix spilled the beans on it.

[@jimmycburfield5997]

What's the story where astronauts crash on 'another world', fall out with each other, dispair, start killing each other then realise when they see a plyon and a road that they actually crashed on Earth?

[@maldini883]

'I shot an arrow into the sky'

[@jimmycburfield5997]

many thanks

[@Snailbarf]

That episode is called, "A Shark Is Gonna Eat You"

[@thenerdtalkpodcast9460]

I literally just watched that episode

[@Jinzo-dy3th]

No,that one was about your mom.....

[@denaanthony5733]

You narrated this very well.

[@thekeyofimagination]

This is a good list, overall. I find that, when I was younger, I loved the episodes with big twists. Now that I'm older, I enjoy the ones that deal with the passage of time more, like "Walking Distance." That's the great thing about the Twilight Zone. In different phases of our lives, we can appreciate the show in new ways.

[@williammason5818]

None of the Jack Klugman episodes were mentioned here, my favorite being 'A Game Of Pool". Also, most of the episodes with then Big Name Stars were fun to watch like the ones with Mickey Rooney playing a short guy who wanted to be BIG and Cliff Robertson in "The Dummy" and oh yes, William Demerest and Joan Blondel fighting over the futuristic scenes projected onto the T.V. screen.

[@Scripturegirl.]

The one with Mickey was. "Last night of a jockey." The other one with Joan is "What's in the box."

[@standardofexcellence]

A passage for trumpet is my favorite episode and a game of pool #7

[@tonesdad0408]

I love the episodes ' The Lonely' and 'The Mighty Casey' starring a young Big Ben Healy!

[@thetooginator153]

I’m pretty sure the plane in “Nightmare at 20,000 Feet” is a propeller plane. I think the gremlin even touches the propeller and hurts himself a bit. This episode was made a few years before jets replaced propeller planes as airliners.

[@ronschlorff7089]

Might have been a DC-6. Same as in the "High and the Mighty" with John Wayne as the Captain!

[@tiffaniethornton9187]

I love The Hunt and The Last Rights of Jeff Myrtlebank...those are two of my favorite episodes

[@tonifelise6297]

OMG, great writing holds up over time.

[@josepherhardt164]

I actually think, overall, that the episode of The Outer Limits (the original series) stand the test of time better than those of the Twilight Zone. I think that's because the TZ episodes are basically twist-ending shorts while the OL episodes were actual adventures. There were, of course, clunkers in both series, but even today, the OL episodes "O.B.I.T." and "The Architects of Fear" and "The Guests" and "Don't Open Till Doomsday" and "Corpus Earthling" are eminently watchable, along with numerous others. I can't at the moment think of more than an couple of TZ episodes that I'd _like_ to re-see.

[@dr.skulhamr3220]

Nicely done my friend. Agatha Moorhead was very memorable for me.

[@erichwise9936]

Agnes Moorehead.

[@joemama62]

Good choices. Very difficult to pick the top ones, as there are so many. I would nominate "Perchance to Dream" as one, though. Talk about a twist ending! A very well-done but under-appreciated episode.

[@billanthony7896]

joemama62- Not on my personal top ten list, but between the music, and the crazed dream woman, a completely eerie episode!

[@rickvassell8349]

I remember watching the one with Agnes Moorehead. I though she looked so old. I'm 65 now and she dont look too bad.

[@fredbergloff6119]

You noticed that too! Yep! I'm 68 and remember the first time it was played and me, Ron, and Frank and neighborhood kids all talked about it ..... then we chose parts and pretended and redid the show with Maria playing the old woman ---- I had a crush on her and she got to hit me with the broom ........................ aaahhhhh childhood

[@jasbb2]

What an impossible list to put together. So many good episodes

[@ashleymorales4295]

Am i the only who kinda wants a Twilight Zone reboot? That would be awesome, I loved the show as a kid! Thank you to my 7th grade English teacher for getting me hooked XD

[@cuteyhoney1994]

Apparently their already working on it

[@erichwise9936]

@@cuteyhoney1994 They're not their. And there were already two reboots, 1985-89 and 2002-03.

[@jackp9122]

Another that was really good, can’t remember the title-a plane lands at an airport, completely empty. The head of the airport is going crazy because other employees see a different plane number, etc. finally everyone disappeared, including the plane, too. It was his one unsolved missing plane that was haunting him.

[@erichwise9936]

"The Arrival"

[@baronvg]

My favs are: Will the real Martian please stand up, Nightmare at 20,000 ft Nick of time Odyssey of Flight 33 Back There and DOZENS more

[@jackp9122]

William Shatner was great in Nick of Time, you can hear his punctuated vocals that he was known for later in Trek.

[@michaeldepinto3562]

this is the most Legit List I've seen well done 👍🏻

[@TokuAndAnimationNewsNetwork]

Half of this list features my top favorites, but also in my top 10 is Two, Five Characters in Search of an Exit, Nick of Time, and The After Hours.

[@helanesolomon1724]

I wish the people from the movie Open Water 2 had seen five characters in search of an exit... then they would have known how to get back into the boat before any of them died. My favorite episode is "A World of his Own". Last episode of the first season and possibly the only time Rod Serling appears in an episode playing himself. A funny and scary episode all in 1.

[@anthonyparker1869]

Loved the style of this video! Thank you!

[@livm9306]

“Can’t you feel anything!?” “Well of course I do! I feel good” “Life is pretty life is fun I am all and all is one”

[@Scripturegirl.]

Where is that from.?.

[@larrybibey757]

@@Scripturegirl. #12 looks just like you

[@justuriah2737]

It might be the beard but you remind me of the actor that plays Nathan Petrelli from the series Heroes. I can't unsee it

[@Mallen151]

My favorite episode of The Twilight Zone is also my favorite episode of TV ever. It’s The Changing of the Guard. It even stars Donald Pleasence from the Halloween films!

[@tsbrownie]

An excellent choice of the top 13. I don't think I could pick favorites. Sure, there are some clunkers, but overall they are all great.

[@omargomez9594]

Films like extended The Twilight Zone Episodes: 1. Twelve Monkeys (1995) 2. Time Lapse (2014) 3. Another Earth (2011) 4. The Vast of Night (2019) 5. Cube (1997) 6. Final Destination (2000) 7. Dead End (2003) 8. Elevator (2011) 9. Soul Sourvivor (2001) 10. The Room (2019) 11. Hjemsøkt (2017) 12. After (2012) 13. Premonition (2007) 14. Beyond the Gates (2016) 15. Las Tinieblas (2016) 16. Black Box (2020) 17. Anti Matter (2016) 18. Carnival Souls (1962) 19. The Population 436 (2006) 20. Eyes of Laura Mars (1978) 21. Fight 7500 (2014)

[@MrTommy516]

The Hunt, Stopover in a quiet town, Mirror image, Person or persons unknown, Deathship, Spur of the moment, People are alike, Night call.

[@Scripturegirl.]

It's people r alike ALL OVER.

[@highlyfavored12]

I can deal with the episodes. It's the intro music i can't deal with. It actually sends chills through my body.

[@erichwise9936]

First or second season? I actually prefer the first season theme music.

[@ThomasK96]

like your list other great episodes are The Howling Man. 5 character in search of exit the Obsolete Man what you need the shelter and night of the meek

[@ThomasK96]

Scripturegirl1990 Thanks

[@Scripturegirl.]

On night of da meek, rip John.

[@Scripturegirl.]

It's of an exit.

[@billhunt2732]

The howling man yes

[@deborahcassidymacphail2097]

Button, Button is my favorite because it speaks to how we justify doing things we know are wrong when we think we won't suffer repercussions. But this episode is a frightening reminder that what we might be able to get away with is also something that anyone else can, too. When I first saw this as a child the ending hit me like a strike in the face.

[@arnoldrolen6691]

Dust....,about regret and forgiveness ....great episode

[@atoosas]

My favorite is Perchance to Dream. Also A Stop at Willoughby

[@lornad681]

Twenty-Two was one of my favorites. The episode was shot on video tape I think and it added to eerie feeling of the whole episode. After Hours was really good too, anything with Anne Francis is good :)

[@thecarman3693]

Room for one more, honey ...

[@susanburgess820]

My very very very favorite show period❤❤❤❤❤

[@backbreaker127]

Good list. Correction: At 2:46, "Forbidden Planet" was made in 1956, not 1959

[@davidcharles7106]

I enjoyed your list and the presentation. I would include "Perchance to Dream" and "Where is Everybody", as well as Willouby

[@atoosas]

david charles you picked my favorites

[@georgewilson1184]

One of my favorite is jessebelle with James Best And Printers Devil with Burgess Merideth And Perchance to Dream with Richard Conte

[@robertlundstrom8061]

"The Fear", the last episode that Rod Serling wrote, his 92nd script.

[@heyymannnnnnn]

Shadow play is my favorite

[@soundimpact4633]

At my age I've seen every episode at least three times. All time favorite show.

[@Tsiri09]

My most scary: It's a good life, Nightmare at 20,000 Feet (was afraid to fly for years- still close the window shade at age 56), the dummy and A nice place to visit. Will the Real Martian please stand up wasn't scary for me as a kid- it was funny.

[@Scripturegirl.]

The dummy is one of my faves.

[@guspapadopoulos945]

" After Hours"was very scary, watch that one.

[@frankt285]

The fear, Death's Head Revisited, and; A passage for trumpet plus; A pitch for the angels...

[@anthonyromo8684]

Good presentation... hugely entertaining!!

[@tomhanley5989]

Happy New Year

[@juliemcneely-kirwan9314]

The episode where Robert Redford played Death.

[@Scripturegirl.]

Nothing in the dark.

[@nicadair7700]

Element of Time, The Hitchhiker and Living Doll are my three favourites. Shot onto 35mm film the picture quality looks stunning on Bluray disc.

[@shalonda8764]

I love the original syfy logo 🙂😎🤗🤣🤔🤤😍😍🤩

[@MyEyesBled]

That saucer is UPSIDE DOWN!

[@tjmctube]

Johnny Bravo also did a homage to 20,000 Feet.

[@Lizardo451]

There was a rather wonderful episode with mariet hartly that was similar to a story by Cordwainer Smith. She freezes herself to wait for her relativistic astronaut love, but it goes wrong. "The Long Morrow "

[@quentinfields3849]

Very nicely done!!