'Where is Everybody?' was the first episode of which cult TV show?
Correct answer: The Twilight Zone
damnpaterfamilias
"There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition, and it lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge. This is the dimension of imagination. It is an area which we call the Twilight Zone." Rod Serling
constantgamer0421
Sheer excellence in television!
Player #598872
l have been watching twilight zone forever and never tire of it!l remember that episode.
UniqueWillOWisp57380
I have all the episodes on VHS...lol
MANDY BABY
Great show. Does anyone remember the tv show, One Step Beyond??
penawareof
"Living Doll"
Grace
Phiend99, I loved Night Gallery!
papab
I believe the man in this episode was a astronaut and was in a test to see how long he could go without human interaction.
Phiend99
Rod was awesome. Lots of Twilight Zone episodes on various stations at various times, but Rod's other well known series isn't. Night Gallery of course!
LoverNotAFighter
I watched an interview with Rod Serling. The man was a Genius! You can find it on YouTube. Highly recommend it.
Terry
Koolmum1957, I was thinking the same thing, but then I remembered the protagonist in that episode wasn’t an astronaut. The character in that episode was Burgess Meredith, who went on to play The Penguin in the 1960s Batman TV series, and then Mick, Rocky Balboa’s trainer. That one is my favorite episode.
Chris
Koolmum1957, An amazing story.
Chris
damnpaterfamilias, Thank you for sharing that opening with us. Do you have it committed to memory?
Amazing programming, it was!
stevey
Koolmum1957, that was Burgess Meredith who played him.
Nikkol
Koolmum1957, That is "Time Enough at Last" with Burgess Meredith. Another amazing episode.
Mars V
Serling took Planet of the Apes, an OK French novel, and basically shaped it into a big screen two hour Twilight Zone, one of the greatest sci-fi movies of all time.
Ken
I agree with to serve man episode it's a cookbook
Wannabe Vulcan
Koolmum1957, that was "Time Enough at Last", with Burgess Meredith. One of my favorites!
Player #65489386
Player #24358685, this is not about Rush. It's about Twilight Zone.
Player #48415090
Supergirl, I watched Rush play that song live at Charlotte Park Center 1979.
Player #48415090
Earl holliman was the actor in the first Twilight Zone episode.
BrooklynEwms32
The "Howling" And "To Serve Man"...are my favorites ...Before it's Time And Well Written...Rod Serling was an Over seer!!!
Dmenace9869
Player #24358685, Neil Peart has been called one of the greatest, if not THE greatest for quite some time. I don't think it's any kind of modern phenomenon associated with his passing. He was widely recognized during his lifetime as such.
Player #38618593
Remember the episode where an old woman is stalked for hours by a tiny space ship that has somehow gotten into her house? In terror, she beats it with a broom and as it lies broken we hear it radio back to earth: "There are giants here!"
Player #50256099
my favorite episode was the seventh is made up of phantoms
Cat
damnpaterfamilias, 👍
Player #21068
I was 8 and remember running home from playing so I wouldn’t miss an episode. That and The Outer Limits were responsible for my love of science fiction.
Player #41422311
I really should actually watch the show. Interesting that individuals such as myself, that have been a born a dash after that era still have some sort of sense as to what the in the "Twilight Zone" means. As a matter of fact, I've been getting to feel like that quite often these days. haha!
Alan M
There is a Man on the wing!!
Pat
That ape man on the plane wing gave me nightmares!
MagnifiKit7170
My favorite episode is "Two" with Charles Bronson and Elizabeth Montgomery ❤
jask
that show terrified me when I was a kid! can't believe my mother let me watch it
Player #29152846
Koolmum1957, with Burgess Meredith
Player #37098746
Great writers and stories back then until 80s then down hill for movies.
Player #30049370
Player #24358685, saw rush 9 or 10 times. they were amazing. lots of sound out of 3 guys. love them
Guillermo
Player #24358685, Peart does the ONLY drum solos worth a listen.. RIP Professor
GI Joe
Koolmum1957, one of my favorites is the one with the bomb shelter. Where everyone thinks he's crazy for building one but then later force their way into because they don't want to die.
Player dwelsh113
astree, I miss him
Player #24358685
DarkMaitri, Every person should give a serious listen, with high-quality earns/phones or stereo system, their eighth studio album, Moving Pictures. Rush is enjoying a period of discovery among people who either don't know their music or never paid much attention. People today can listen without ant preconceptions and recognize how great of a band they were. One may not dig it, but you can8say that they place the bar higher than anyone else in rock. And with the passing of Neil Pratt, people are becoming more vocal, saying yes, he was the greatest drummer who ever lived. And before anyone thumbs me down on Peart, check out his drum solo in Frankfurt, 2013.