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(1) ''The Twilight Zone'' was an anthology TV series of [[SF]] stories, created by [[Rod Serling]] who also served as the program's narrator.
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(Did you mean [[Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone Magazine]]?)
  
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There were two separate series. The original series ran from [[1959]] to 1964 and consisted of 156 30-minute episodes. The program was revived in [[1985]], and consisted of 24 hour-long episodes and 49 30-minute episodes, but this run was not as successful as the original series.
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''The Twilight Zone'' was an anthology TV series of [[SF]] stories, created by [[Rod Serling]] who also served as the program's narrator.
  
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Many fine actors appeared on the program, including [[William Shatner]], Robert Redford, and Dennis Hopper.
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There were two separate series. The original series ran from 1959 to 1964 and consisted of 156 30-minute episodes. The program was revived in 1985, and consisted of 24 hour-long episodes and 49 30-minute episodes, but this run was not as successful as the original series. Third and fourth revivals have happened.
  
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It won three [[Hugos]]:
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Many fine actors appeared on the program, including William Shatner, Robert Redford, and Dennis Hopper.
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(2) A [[semi-professional]] [[SF magazine]] (full title: [[Rod Serling]]'s The Twilight Zone Magazine") wihch was published sixty mostly bi-monthly issues between April [[1981]] and June 1989. It was edited by [[T. E. D. Klein]], [[Michael Blaine]], and finally [[Tappan King]].
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Latest revision as of 16:14, 15 July 2021

(Did you mean Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone Magazine?)

The Twilight Zone was an anthology TV series of SF stories, created by Rod Serling who also served as the program's narrator.

There were two separate series. The original series ran from 1959 to 1964 and consisted of 156 30-minute episodes. The program was revived in 1985, and consisted of 24 hour-long episodes and 49 30-minute episodes, but this run was not as successful as the original series. Third and fourth revivals have happened.

Many fine actors appeared on the program, including William Shatner, Robert Redford, and Dennis Hopper.

Awards and Honors


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