The iconic television creator said of one classic 'Twilight Zone' episode that it 'was sheer, pure, beautiful irony' at its ...

“You are about to enter another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind.” ...

He might be well known for The Twilight Zone, but Rod Serling's Night Gallery managed to pull in actors like Diane Keaton.

As far as Twilight Zone endings go, the reveal in the show's pilot episode—"Where is Everybody?"— isn't a failure by any stretch of the imagination. While nowhere near as jaw-dropping as subsequent ...

What could be more nostalgic than a trip through "The Twilight Zone," the great Rod Serling series that aired from 1959 to 1964, and has never been far from our TVs (or hearts) since? Yet the irony is ...

(WBNG) - Written to be the pilot episode of The Twilight Zone in 1958, and said to be cast aside by the network for being too grim, the script for “The Happy Place” sat in Rod Serling’s archive up ...

Recognizing the power TV had over its audience, Serling sought to write a teleplay that addressed social justice ...

Rod Serling was a master of storytelling who changed the landscape of small-screen entertainment with his iconic anthology series, The Twilight Zone, which today is considered to be one of the most ...