Rod Serling broke Twilight Zone traditions by appearing on-screen for the closing narration of the "A World of His Own" episode.

We search for The Twilight Zone episodes that would be considered very controversial today, from "What's in the Box" to "The Mirror." ...

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

The Twilight Zone episode "Dust" delivers a thought-provoking exploration of human compassion while feeling like a short, non ...

That voice, those looks, that groundbreaking show...that can only be Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone . It captivated millions ...

"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.

Rod Serling was nothing short of a genius ... And, while those shocking conclusions weren’t the only thing that made The Twilight Zone a genuine classic of American television, they certainly ...

But it also happens to be the 100th birthday of Rod Serling, the creator of the classic 1950s-1960s television series The Twilight Zone. The editor-in-chief of Rahway High School's student-run ...

“He could be very funny. He had an incredible sense of humor, and he was also so warm and gentle,” says Jodi The Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling, who died at age 50 in 1975, would have ...

which created lasting thoughts and pertinent lessons that we would all carry forever,” Jodi says Rod Serling was best known as the creator and narrator of the science fiction anthology series, The ...