Rod Serling and The Twilight Zone
The 10 Best Episodes of 'The Twilight Zone' (as Ranked by IMDb) | Fox News Magazine.
But where is “Walking Distance”? It should be on this list.
It’s hard to choose a favorite episode of “The Twilight Zone.” Just when you think you’ve narrowed it down, you catch a classic rerun on late-night TV that makes you rethink your top choice. Heck, it’s been 55 years since the show premiered on CBS (October 2, 1959 to be exact) and we still can’t choose a favorite.
Maybe that’s because every episode was so different from the last. Sure, they all started nearly the same — with creator Rod Serling welcoming us to his otherworldly dimension — but each proved to be wonderfully weird in its own unique way. One week, we’d be treated to a macabre murder mystery, and the next, a spooky science fiction story. And more often than not, each teleplay contained an underlying moral message or a twist ending that kept our minds racing long after the episode’s end.
It’s no wonder we can’t choose a number one!
The folks over at IMDb, on the other hand, don’t seem to share our problem. They’ve handily ranked every single episode from best to worst based on the ratings of their users. And you know what? It’s kind of hard to argue with their results.
To see the list, go to: http://magazine.foxnews.com/celebrity/10-best-episodes-twilight-zone-ranked-imdb
But where is “Walking Distance”? It should be on this list.
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