What was your favorite episode of the Twilight zone?

Answer 1

the one where that guy is the only man on earth with his books, and then his glasses breaks and he cant see and all those books are left to teas him. i have glasses and i know it sucks when they break like that.

Answer 2

Which twilight zone there were 3 I think. The one in the 60's, the 80's and the 2000's?
In the 60's there are 2 that I like one was where William Shatner was a passenger in a jet plane and he keeps seeing this creature outside the wing of the plane at night and raining. This episode was so good that Spielberg included it in the Movie Twilight Zone.
In the 80's series I only saw it once, there was this guy who was looking for work as a truck driver. So his friend recommended him to work for this guy. But there was one condition. No question asked. And never opened whats on the back of the truck. So this guy was driving the rig and he heard people were inside and he was delivering them to hell.Then he opened up the truck and found out most of the people who they were delivering to hell did not even commit big sins. So his conscience bothered him and asked the man in charge. The actor who played the man in charge was that guy who played "Q" De lanci? Not sure of the spelling of the name. SO De Lance said that God is a busy man and he really does not check who goes to hell or heaven. So he advise him just mind his own business. So at the end he will opened up that truck in the middle of the delivery and choose who would get off the truck on the way to hell.
Another series from the 80's was a Christmas episode that God had to destroy a planet in a supernova just to create the shining star to announce the birth of Jesus.
So he

Answer 3

My first choice was already chosen. My next favorite was "an Incident at Owl Creek" based on a story by Ambrose Pierce.
Really had to going right up to the end.

Wasn't the Twilight Zone such an excellent show?

Answer 4

'Time Enough at Last', with Burgess Meredith
'Nightmare at 20,000 Feet', with William Shatner
The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street'
So many others...

Not a favorite, but still memorable: 'Occurence at Owl Creek Bridge', the only film shown that was not made specifically for the program. It was a French film based on a short story about the American Civil War.

Answer 5

I can't remember the title, but it was set in the old west and it revolved arounf the story of a cowboy who had lost control of his life to alcohol, talks to some kind of traveling medcine sales person and gets a potion that returns his old gun skills back.

I remember the last scene where he ends up in a duel with another guy who has the same potion, they quick draw and shoot each other in the wrist, offering an honorable way out of their gunslinging reputations.... or something like that. It was a great episode.

Answer 6

The one with Agnes Moorehead, alone when these little spacemen descend upon her country farmhouse. She is many times larger than they are, but they are vicious and aggressive; one attacks her with one of her own knives and cuts her hand terribly. She finally succeeds in destroying all of the invaders, and she slumps to the floor in exhaustion and terror. As the camera pans away from her and up out the window, it casts across the roof where the spaceship has landed. There is the flying saucer....with the US flag painted on the side!

Answer 7

i loved the one were the monster was on the side of thewing of the plain
or the one were the guys survives the nuclear war while hiding in the bank vault and he can reads all he wants but them his glasses break
i love the twight zone it is such a classic they sure don't make tv like that anymore.

or the one were an ex nazi goes back to a concentration CAMP but when he gets there is is greeted by the ghost of a man he killed

Answer 8

The one where theres a huge scary monster on the plain that only one man can see!!! It freked me out and still does! I love twilight zone though!! :)

Answer 9

The one with Burgess Meredith where he's the sole survivor of an H-Bomb attack and now he's got all the time in the world to read all the books he wants. Then he accidentally breaks his glasses. DOH!

Answer 10

My favorite was from when they brought it back in the 80's - there was a guy that went into a Chinese restaurant and all of his fortune cookies came true. He took advantage of them and at the end of the episode he gets one that says, "You are going to die." Then, he dies. The end.

Answer 11

I think it was Robert Redford who played the Angel of Death. Anyway, it was some very young and handsome actor. An old lady who was very paranoid let him into her apartment because he pretended to be hurt. She had been so afraid of him, and then he turns out to be this perfectly beautiful young man who has come to give her some much-needed rest.