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Have you heard of the Walt Disney Treasures sets - they were a series of EXCELLENT DVD sets in the 2000s, that collected 90-95% of the classic Disney shorts including the WWII propaganda cartoons. They’re all presented uncut with introductions by Leonard Maltin who puts some of the more politically incorrect cartoons into historical context (as a matter of fact WB just copied off what Disney was doing). Sadly these sets are all out of print and STUPIDLY expensive online… still they’re definitely worth buying.

I had no idea how much werewolf "lore" came from that one movie!

American Werewolf in London comes to mind

0:20 Really… you used *HUNCHBACK* of all things here?!? That film literally goes over topics like religion, s3xual desire, lust, genocide, and more that actually exist in the real world!

You can never go home again.

"The Cemetery" episode is the one I remember best. Using art gave it a Dorien Gray vibe.🤔

Riley's Bar is as fine as Serling's best Zone episodes. A high watermark for Gallery.

Literally the best episode was the Pilot episode. Seriously, every other one (at best) _almost_ came close to being as good. With most of them floundering. Sometimes quite badly. Things really got worse when they introduced actual, non-horror, mysticism with all of those episodes later on featuring Gary Collins. I've heard rumors that those episodes were originally part of a completely different TV show, but the Producers decided to just integrate them (rather poorly by the way) into The Night Gallery. Hindsight is a heck of a thing. And, not very flattering when you've watched the entire series as a kid.... only to realize that the Pilot was the only episode actually any good.

I like The Night Stalker to,

This man was a genius.

Life is fleeting. Just as the Bible describes it. It's but a vapor, a mist. A beautiful flower one day and withered the next. 😢

For me, my first introduction to it was Donald's Scary Tales from the Cartoon Classic series on VHS.

The earwig episode was traumatizing. The story showcased a ship's captain who had a earwig bug, a cock roach size creepy-crawly with pinchers for a mouth, crawl into his ear. He's tormented and suffers until it travels through his brain and comes out his other ear. I clearly remember him sweating and moaning and the red circles around his eyes. The final twist: it laid eggs while inside. They are real insects and we had them in the home where I lived. I recall stuffing tissue in my ears for months.

One I still remember is where the guy who had killed a woman was lured to an old house by the woman’s father. Captured in a basement chamber through a trapdoor, after shooting and missing he is caught, desperate, and out of ammunition. He begs for release. The old man tells him there is one way out. And as he closes the cover he drops one bullet inside.

Loved anything Rod Serling did. He was an amazing person and his passing was a huge loss to all of us.

It’s A Good Life is a most profound Twilight Zone classic and your analysis surely enhances why. Thank you very much. 👍🏻

Thank you for sharing all this. 👍🏻

I was really little when it came on but I still love it.

As a young teenager, I was a huge fan of Serling`s work. I saw the original broadcast of TTDTRB, and I was very moved by it - and very taken with William Windom`s stellar performance. The episode left an indelible impression and it still retains the power to move me when I come across it, as I have a few times over the decades. Your idea that the final "happy ending" might also be a hallucination is an intriguing one that had not occurred to me. Was I perhaps so desperate at this point for a happy ending that I had to take it at face value ? Mr. Serling is one of my favourite television writers. He was brilliant at camouflaging social commentary in the trappings of fantasy/sci-fi at a highly conservative time in network TV. Brilliant !

YOUR CHANNEL IS AWSOME ❤😊

I agree that the movie was not banned. When I saw parts of the story boards, it was obvious that I had seen the film on my Black and White TV in the 1950's.

Context is everything. I couldn’t appreciate this episode when I was a kid. It’s very personal now. 👍🤪🏳️‍🌈

Another Twilight Zone episode about wanting to go back in time was “Kick the Can” which did win an award.

I loved the Night Gallery and The Doll was my favorite.

Rod Serling had the best shows on TV

Don't ever see the syndicated half-hour version of "Tim Riley's Bar". It's chopped to shreds. 😠

Rod Serling combined the aesthetics of art with conscientious social commentary leaving the viewer not only entertained but also edified

Growing up in the 70's while in grade school, my friends and I recognized Rod Serling only as the TV host of Twilight Zone and The Night Gallery. When we got older, we learned that Mr. Serling was one of the most prolific and creative screenwriters in television history. When asked how he'd like to be remembered 100 years down the road, being remembered as a writer was good enough for him. But let's be honest, Rod Serling's work will be legendary well beyond 100 years from now. Much of his work still holds up and always will because his themes were often universal and ahead of their time. In simpler terms, Mr. Serling's writing was timeless.

No,the best was the TV premier episode with Roddy McDowell. That painting that changed? spooky!

The hand. And Portefloy? The hand writes? The paintings appear? Excellent episodes.

the music was totally unnecessary, too loud, and very distracting from the narration.

Thanks for this excellent overview of what I also consider the single best episode of Night Gallery, your consensus was spot on and I learned a lot about the production and the episode that I did not know. William Windom was indeed a treasure as an actor and I particularly enjoyed him in the sadly short lived (and ahead of it’s time) series, “My World and Welcome To It based on the New Yorker cartoonist James Thurber.

Along with the Holodomor, Mao's Great Leap Forward was also an example of collectivization of farming and industry leading to mass starvation under a totalitarian state.

I was a kid when I saw..the doll...it is still the most terrified that I ever got watching anything ever

Trump’s wet dream.

He will never be forgotten. He was a master storyteller and a true genius.

Top 5 Night Gallery episodes: Camera Obscura The Caterpillar The Cemetery A Feast of Blood The Doll

o well i thought the dark truth would have some thing supernatural but it didn't, that's a relief not a toys of caliban

Your background music is too loud.

It's hard to leave the past as you get older - So many wonderful memories of great people that are now gone!

Rod Serling will be remembered for 100 years and beyond I truly believe.

You are obsolete! -Fritz Weaver to Burgess Meredith.

The best part about this short is the epic chase scene and how impossibly huge Donald's house is.

Raise your hand if you first saw this short in a compilation VHS from the 90s.

Nothing in the dark was/is my favorite TZ episode

Raise your hand if you also saw this short for the first time during the Mickey’s house of villains special 🖐️

Really weird how most of the Donald duck cartoons arent in Disney+ (the other ones including this episode)