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| − | ''The Twilight Zone'' was an American television anthology series created by [[Rod Serling]], originally shown during 1959-1964. | + | ''The Twilight Zone'' was an American television anthology series created by [[Rod Serling]], originally shown during 1959-1964. |
| − | It was a series of unrelated stories that were [[fantasy]], [[science fiction]], suspense, and/or [[horror]], and which often concluded with a macabre or unexpected twist. | + | It was a series of unrelated stories that were [[fantasy]], [[science fiction]], suspense, and/or [[horror]], and which often concluded with a macabre or unexpected twist. Some well-known [[pro]]s wrote screenplays for the series or had stories adapted into episodes, including [[Ray Bradbury]], [[Richard Matheson]], [[Lewis Padgett]], [[George Clayton Johnson]] and [[Damon Knight]]. |
| − | It was both a popular and critical success, and | + | It was both a popular and critical success, and introduced many viewers to serious [[SF]]. |
| − | The program led to several media spin-offs, including revival TV series. | + | The program was in reruns for many years, and led to several media spin-offs, including revival TV series. |
| − | {{media}} | + | |
| − | [[Category: | + | {{media|start=1959|end=1964}}. |
| + | [[Category:fiction]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:19, 11 July 2021
The Twilight Zone was an American television anthology series created by Rod Serling, originally shown during 1959-1964.
It was a series of unrelated stories that were fantasy, science fiction, suspense, and/or horror, and which often concluded with a macabre or unexpected twist. Some well-known pros wrote screenplays for the series or had stories adapted into episodes, including Ray Bradbury, Richard Matheson, Lewis Padgett, George Clayton Johnson and Damon Knight.
It was both a popular and critical success, and introduced many viewers to serious SF.
The program was in reruns for many years, and led to several media spin-offs, including revival TV series.
| Media | 1959—1964 |
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