May 11th is the day we celebrate The Twilight Zone. Delightfully disquieting, entertainingly enigmatic, and unnerving, This TV series aired on CBS for five seasons starting in 1959 and ending in 1964.

The Twilight Zone has many memorable and disturbing episodes, but there's one that's so upsetting that I haven't been able to ...

But if you’re looking for a reason to rewatch, or finally watch, “The Twilight Zone,” Rod Serling’s seminal 1959-64 sci-fi anthology series, there is an actual holiday: May 11 is National ...

Explore Rod Serling's "Twilight Zone" marathons and his complex relationship with nostalgia, featuring classic episodes.

All About ‘Rod White & Blue: A Twilight Zone Celebration’ Over the course of four days, Twilight Zone fans can get their fix as Heroes & Icons honors the mastermind behind the iconic series.

There are, of course, some episodes airing on both channels (but on different days and at different times), but some episodes ...

In case you miss it on Syfy, the Heroes & Icons Network will also be celebrating with the 3rd annual “Rod, White & Blue: A Twilight Zone Celebration” marathon kicking off on Thursday, July 3, at 6am ...

From killer toys, to biblical evils, The Twilight Zone has always been home to some of television's best monsters.

The very day the verdict was handed down in the “Twilight Zone” case, a helicopter crash on the Manila set of “Braddock: Missing in Action III” killed four Filipino soldiers.

Another way to watch the New Year’s Twilight Zone marathon at the end of December is with a fuboTV subscription. After a one-day free trial, plans start at $54.99 a month for your first month.

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