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Twilight Zone (1959): 15 Weird Facts You Didn't Know

The Twilight Zone (1959): 15 Weird Facts You Didn’t Know #rememberwhen Rod Serling invited us into another dimension. From 1959 to 1964 The Twilight Zone merged science fiction with mystery. It was full of shadowy doorways, eerie monologues, broken glasses, gremlins on airplane wings, and a theme song that still gives you chills more than 60 years later. These are 15 weird facts about The Twilight Zone, the kind you only notice once the black-and-white glow feels just a little darker. Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 01:11 - #15: Censors Created the Fifth Dimension — Rod Serling 03:36 - #14: The Script CBS Tried to Bury — Desi Arnaz 05:49 - #13: The Narrator Nobody Wanted — Orson Welles 07:56 - #12: The Theme Song That Was an Accident — Bernard Herrmann 09:52 - #11: Before They Were Legends — William Shatner 12:26 - #10: Filmed at Breakneck Speed — Rod Serling 14:51 - #9: The Episode That Echoed Real Life — William Reynolds 16:33 - #8: Backlot Worlds and Budget Illusions — George T. Clemens 19:16 - #7: The Most Expensive Shot in the Series — Buck Houghton 21:29 - #6: The Real Meaning Behind the Title — Rod Serling 23:53 - #5: The Oscar-Winning Episode He Didn’t Write — Robert Enrico 26:19 - #4: The One-Man Writing Machine — Richard Matheson 28:17 - #3: Disney Brought Him Back — Mark Silverman 30:06 - #2: The Fortune Rod Serling Let Slip Away — Carol Serling 32:01 - #1: The Spiral That Never Let You Leave — Rod Serling Watch more Weird Facts from classic TV:    • Movie Deep Dives   #twilightzone #RodSerling #ClassicTV #TVHistory #SciFi #WilliamShatner #BlackAndWhite #TVNostalgia #WeirdFacts #sciencefiction #scifi #mystery