Posted on 12/30/2016 9:48:30 AM PST by Kid Shelleen
--SNIP-- Yes, it’s the best time of the year for those of us who love the classic Rod Serling-helmed episodes of The Twilight Zone: the annual New Year’s Marathon on Syfy. The must-watch event historically has aired back-to-back episodes of the thrilling TV classic all day and night on December 31st and January 1st each year, but this weekend fans of the series will be in for a twist.
For the first time ever, Syfy is allowing fans to actually vote for the top episodes that will air on Sunday January 1st in primetime; 6 half-hour slots are being kept open, and the episodes that will fill them will be determined via a 15-minute voting window on Twitter.
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Most of them were pretty good.
I liked the episode where a lone family is stranded in the desert with a sick child. The father goes for help and runs into a modern road and cafe.
” The Lonely”
I don’t know the title but the one with the old guy and his dog walking down the road (to heaven although they didn’t know that) gets my vote
An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge
Nightmare at 20,000 Feet was one of the scarier ones for me. It gave ME nightmares.
That is “The Hunt”; one of my favorites too.
A Game of Pool (1961)
Jack Klugman, Jonathin Winters
To Serve Man
Thanks, I just looked it up and found it.
A Game of Pool (1961)
Jack Klugman, Jonathan Winters
A few weeks ago, Shatner was on my plane sitting in a window seat, across the aisle one row up. Back in steerage with us proles. Didn’t realize it until we were deplaning.
“The Little People”
Five Characters in Search of an Exit (1961)
The Hunt and The Howling Man.
The Howling Man was good although the last effects were corny.
The obsolete man
The episode with Bill Mumy and the corn field.
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