Twilight-Tober Zone

We begin this year with an episode featuring one of the biggest movie stars of the late 1930s & early 40s, Mickey Rooney. Join Walter as he kicks off Year 5 of the Twilight-Tober Zone with, The Last Night of a Jockey.

Living Doll is one of the more recognizable and influential episodes from the original Twilight Zone series. Join Walter as talks about this episode in the Twilight-Tober Zone.

Several themes and similar concepts were explored in previous installments of the series, but The Old Man in the Cave still manages to have an identity of its own. Join Walter as he discusses this episode of The Twilight Zone.

Uncle Simon has a minimal cast, a full size robot, and a script by Rod Serling. What could go wrong? Join Walter for his thoughts on this Twilight Zone episode.

"Probe 7, Over and Out" has a set up that had been done plenty of times before on The Twilight Zone, but could Rod's writing and the guidance of the returning director Ted Post inject new life into the concept? Join Walter and find out in the Twilight-Tober Zone.

"The 7th is Made up of Phantoms" returns us to a time travel story. How does this military based Twilight Zone installment hold up? Find out now with Walter in the Twilight-Tober Zone.

Does "A Short Drink from a Certain Fountain" quench our thirst or leave us wanting more? Join Walter as he discusses this episode of The Twilight Zone.

The delightful Ed Wynn travels back to The Twilight Zone to play a charming older man pondering the end of his days in "Ninety Years Without Slumbering". Does this episode still work all these years later? Find out now!

While there is some obvious faults in "Ring-a-Ding Girl," the twist casts everything in a different light. Does this Twilight Zone episode still ring true over sixty years later? Find out now!

"You Drive" put The Twilight Zone firmly back on track in the middle of it's final season. Join Walter for his thoughts on this fantastic episode in the Twilight-Tober Zone.

"The Long Morrow" is not perfect, but it successfully treads a path not easily traveled in The Twilight Zone. Walter gives his thoughts on this old fashion love story with a tragic finish.

"The Self-Improvement of Salvadore Ross" was an improvement over director Don Siegel's previous episode and featured Twilight Zone veterans staring in a story that was later adapted in another medium. Is this episode worth a recommendation? Find out now!

"Number 12 Looks Just Like You" is one of the most memorable installments of The Twilight Zone's fifth season, but it goes beyond that; it's likely among the more recognizable premises of the entire series. Does this iconic episode still hold up? Join Walter in the Twilight-Tober Zone and find out now!

"Black Leather Jackets" writer called this episode a bad one, but is there more to this Twilight Zone story? Join Walter in the Twilight-Tober Zone and find out now!

An air date change, different ending, new Twilight Zone director, and the return of a well-known actress put "Night Call" in a unique space within the lore of the series. Follow Walter into the Twilight-Tober Zone to find out more!

"From Agnes - With Love" is another attempt by The Twilight Zone trying their hand at comedy, but does this episode hit the mark? Find out now!

"Spur of the Moment" is far from the worst, but it fails to reach the heights of where this creative team could've taken it. Click now and find out more about this Twilight Zone episode!

The higher production quality and fantastic visuals make "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" a unique must see. Join Walter and find out more about this highly recommended Twilight Zone episode!

"Queen of the Nile" is an entertaining watch with engaging characters, a worthy mystery, and a memorable grim ending. Click now and find out more about this Twilight Zone episode!

"What's in the Box" is an... unpleasant episode. Walter gives his thoughts on this dark Twilight Zone episode.

"The Masks" is a late-in the series gem that should be watched and re-watched. Throw on a mask and head into The Twilight Zone to check out this high-quality episode.

"I Am the Night—Color Me Black" has great actors who help weave a morality tale that's upfront about its message, but still complex in how it's delivered. Grab a seat and watch this important episode of The Twilight Zone.

"Sounds and Silences" is one of the episodes that was aired a single time and kept off television until The Twilight Zone's silver anniversary special in 1984. Does this episode deserve more viewings after all these years? Find out now!

"Caesar and Me" may bear a strong resemblance to the season 3 episode, "The Dummy", but the approach of this ventriloquist miss adventure is very different. How did it contrast itself to an idea already done so well? Find out now as Walter continues his journey into The Twilight Zone.

"The Jeopardy Room" is one of the rare Twilight Zone installments that doesn't feature any sci-fi, supernatural, or fantasy elements. Does this espionage action piece work? Find out now!

"Stopover in a Quiet Town" is a simpler episode yet it entertains all the same. Join Walter as he continues to journey deeper into The Twilight Zone.

"The Encounter" has been labeled as the most controversial Twilight Zone episode in the shows history and there is substantial evidence to back up that claim. Join Walter as he gives his thoughts on this banned episode.

"Mr. Garrity and the Graves" is funny without being forced, it has a terrific premise in the ideal setting, and it has a real world inspiration. Head into The Twilight Zone and check out this comedic episode.

"The Brain Center at Whipple's" features a seemly timeless theme that might be even more appropriate now. Does this Twilight Zone episode that wears it's passion on it's sleeve deserve a recommendation? Find out now!

Not everything about "Come Wander with Me" is clear, but its nebulous nature can be one of its strengths. Does this Twilight Zone episode deserve a recommendation? Come find out!

"The Fear" may have been the second-to-last Twilight Zone episode to air, but it was the final original series installment written by creator Rod Serling. Having penned many classics over the show's five-year run, how did Rod finish out? Find out now!

Some people have called "The Bewitchin' Pool" the worst or among the worst episodes of the first Twilight Zone, but is there any redeeming qualities? Join Walter and find out now in the Twilight-Tober Zone.