Just for fans of the classic "Twilight Zone"

[Omaha Steve]

Marta and I both worked on the 80's version DVDs. We are in the credits. And a few good friends worked on the original series extras.


Exclusive Clip – The Twilight Zone: The 5th Dimension Limited Edition Box Set
Posted on November 10, 2014 by Steve Barton

http://www.dreadcentral.com/news/77898/exclusive-clip-twilight-zone-5th-dimension-limited-edition-box-set/

This time tomorrow you’ll be able to enter “The Twilight Zone” like never before with the release of The Twilight Zone: The 5th Dimension Limited Edition Box Set, and to celebrate its arrival, we have a brand spanking new and exclusive clip for you!

About The Twilight Zone: The 5th Dimension Limited Edition Box Set:
Image Entertainment is releasing the 41-DVD The Twilight Zone: The 5th Dimension Limited Edition Box Set on November 11, 2014, for an SRP of $349.98. For the first time ever, Rod Serling’s groundbreaking original series (1959-1964) and the classic 1980s series (1985-1989) are together in one limited edition box set. Only 7,500 sets were created.

Video: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x29h9wn_the-twilight-zone-the-5th-dimension-limited-edition-box-set-exclusive-clip_tv

In addition to the two beloved series (225 episodes combined) and more than 20 hours of bonus features listed below, The Twilight Zone: The 5th Dimension Limited Edition Box Set contains one of four possible collectible 1960s Twilight Zone comic books. Limited edition packaging features 3D black and white lenticulars and a serialized number on each of the box sets.

Over 20 hours of bonus features include:
· New featurettes with never-before-seen interviews
· The “American Masters” documentary Rod Serling: Submitted For Your Approval
· Dozens of audio commentaries previously available only on Blu-ray
· Rod Serling interviews, lectures, and appearances
· Interviews with cast and crew
· Original sponsor billboard
· Isolated music scores

[shenmue]

1. Wowwwww

[MFM008]

2. love them

grew up on them, love most of them. My favorite, "A Stop at Willoughby", it just reminds me of my dad for some reason.

[Omaha Steve]

3. You are going to love this

http://www.steveandmarta.com/graveyards/tzcon2002.htm


http://www.steveandmarta.com/tzcon2004.htm


http://www.steveandmarta.com/ntz1.htm

[pamela]

8. Willoughby was one of my favorites, too.

Willoughby and Time Enough At Last (I think that was the name.) Those two just kill me.

I also love the one with Billy Mummy as Anthony but mainly because my husband and I say a couple of lines from that one to each other all the time.

[Hoyt]

4. There are still episodes burned into my memory.. Great show.

[RoverSuswade]

6. Agnes Morehead whacking the astronauts.

Scared the crap outa me. I never missed it when it was originally on. I watched it on channel 50, WEHT in Evansville.

[edbermac]

5. I'm wishing you into the cornfield for that!

[Octafish]

7. Rod Serling was TOPS!

That collection represents an extraordinary body of work. Mr. Serling also wrote the screenplay for "Seven Days in May" and "Carol for Another Christmas" and other works. He understood the power of ideas.

[First Speaker]

9. I love the series...Serling brought "modern" SF and fantasy to the masses...

...he adapted a number of classic stories of the field, including "It's a *Good* Life", "What You Need", "The Veldt", and several others. He also, unfortunately, had a lot of second-rate episodes with tomato-surprise endings that any SF editor sees every day in the slush pile--even, God help us, the "Adam-and-Eve-were-astronauts" ending. So: a mixed bag. But any TV show deserves to be judged on its best shows, and by that standard, *The Twilight Zone* was very good indeed...

[defacto7]

10. "The Hunt"

n/t

[Old Nick]

11. Submitted for your Approval