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My number 74 episode. The several characters played by the same people was confusing. Marilyn (Collin Wilcox) was wonderful, but the end was a downer--too often the case in the fifth season. Also, why were numbers skipped? I get the premise, but this episode just didn't impress me 😮

This episode was on MeTV, 8-27-24.

The Hunt is a superb episode about a man and his dog. Death Ship, Sci-Fi Flying Dutchman. When The Sky was opened AKA The Vanishing Astronauts. There were a few you didn't mention that I like, but this is your top 10 list.

Looks like OC Ritch never got credited for much. Wonder what happened to him.

There was so much homo-erotiscism in this movie. It was subtle but it was there. The way he tucked Eddie into his raincoat, the man servant who you can tell adores his master.

This episode was so good

The paintings involved in Night Gallery sometimes had a sad history. They were awesome, but many were discarded. Such a great show!!!

Gosh, I miss Rod Serling! I wasn't allowed to stay up and watch it, but my older sister would describe the stories in such detail that YEARS later I realized I knew what was going to happen! I have the first two seasons on DVD and am off to see if I can find all the others. The pilot episode with Roddy McDowell is a fav! Thanks for this!!

In my opinion the most underrated episode is “The Trouble With Templeton” from season two.

The image at 1:37 looks like a Maxfield Parrish composition.

Must admit that while Twilight Zone was a better series, Night gallery is my favourite of the two. My favourite episode, Pickman's Model.

I always kind of felt sorry for the Norris-head Thing. It looked like an Alaskan King Crab, and its death moan was very sad.

I'm surprised you didn't add "Green Fingers"

A Little Peace and Quiet still hangs in there with me... the ending.... shivers...

Vincent Price!! Sweet! He was such an interesting character.

and this elevator travels directly to The Twilight Zone

a map? no it's a maintenance service elevator still in operation waiting for you

Honestly the videotape filming worked well with this episode

This was always a good movie to me. People are dumb.

Ben vs Cooper lmfao

Good Job! You sound like Howard Wolowitz;s lawyer cousin in the big bang theory.

Rod Serling was a genius. This episode seems more relevent now than ever before. It's kinda scary. I guarantee you there are people out there who would want this type crazy world, especially academics and politicians.

I thought that I had seen every episode at least once, but I do not recall ever seeing in his image. It DOES look like a good one 😮. My personal opinion is, dead man's shoe's is the best ever 😊

This has always been my #1. Especially when i think somewhere out there this may have happened and theirs absolutely no way to prove it has or hasnt

Inger Stevens and John Hoyt work very well together !

I loved Night Gallery way more than Twilight Zone.

Dracula Vs Nazi's is number one

I just started watching night gallery this year I got the tv series for my birthday last year and I am hooked right now I am on season 2

I really enjoyed your narrative! I would have included " Green Fingers" but I liked your choices, specially " Since Aunt Ada Came to Stay". It's based on the A E van Vogt short story " The Witch". Jeannette Nolan is superb, as she is in Thriller's " Parisite Mansion" and TZ's " Jess Belle". You are very well informed. Please, another!

A little peace and quiet was the first Twilight Zone episode I ever saw. I watched it live and my mother said I should see the 60’s show because it was better

Great episode

I loooove the cemetery. Roddy was brilliant in that. Him and Malcolm mcdowell do such great southern accents with their British accents mixed in. 😊😊

Kids nowadays will never get to 'feel' the joy of the 70's ( especially early 70s ) of when you're about 8 or 9 years old. Imagine it's late Friday night, no schools the next couple days so your parents let you stay up late to watch 'Friday Night Creature Feature' and the eerie theme of the Night Gallery' comes on your 8 inch black and white tv. The kind that has 'rabbit ear antennas ' lol....GOD, life was so good back then..

Pickman's Model was by far my favorite.

Was there an episode where a guy washed a spider down the drain and it kept coming back bigger and finally he was trapped in a room with it at the end?

John Carpenters Halloween Universe Triple Crown 1978 and John Carpenters Haddonfield Universe Triple Crown 1978

Sean Cunninghams Friday The 13th Universe Triple Crown 1980 and Sean Cunninghams Crystal Lake Universe Triple Crown 1980

Wes Cravens A Nightmare On Elm Street Universe Triple Crown 1984 and Wes Cravens Elm Street Universe Triple Crown 1984

Good picks Fever!

What movie or show is this at 9:52 especially the dummy on the far right? Continue below .... “The Dummy” episode from The Twilight Zone is a captivating tale that combines eerie elements with impressive craftsmanship. Let’s delve into the specifics: Stage Sets and Lighting: The episode’s stage sets create an intimate, dark atmosphere, fitting for the mysterious events unfolding. The small club in New York City, where ventriloquist Jerry Etherson performs, adds to the sense of confinement and tension. Lighting plays a crucial role. Shadows cast by the ventriloquist dummy, Willy, enhance the eerie vibe. The interplay of light and darkness underscores the psychological struggle between Jerry and his alter ego. Superb job abd makes you feel you ARE REALLY there! Vlack and White does it for sure not color. Sound Design and Voices: The sound design heightens suspense. Listen closely to the whispers of Willy’s voice-faint yet haunting-as Jerry grapples with his delusions. Cliff Robertson’s voice acting for both Jerry and Willy adds depth. His portrayal of Willy’s sinister tone and Jerry’s desperation contributes to the episode’s impact. Chorus Girls: The chorus girls Edy Williams and others, glimpsed briefly, add to the nightclub ambiance. Their presence contrasts with the eerie events, emphasizing the normalcy disrupted by Willy’s malevolence. In summary, “The Dummy” masterfully weaves together stagecraft, lighting, sound, and performances to create a memorable Twilight Zone experience

Very well made video! Also, I'm 44, ive seen and i love hundreds of horror movies, but even to this day the only thing that truly terrifies the hell out of me is the end of "the dummy"

Most dystopia tales have an ugliness or dirtiness of 1984 or the Obsolete Man. What makes Beaumont's story great is it flips that. The State wants beauty and perfection to evade jealosy, avarice or a drive to make your own way. The State still needs workers, but compliant ones.

On Thursday we leave for home...James Whitmore The Invaders...Agnes Moorehead Night of the Meek...Art Carney It's still a good Life...Billy Mumy Long distance call...Billy Mumy Time enough at last... Burgess Meredith The Lonely...Jack Ward A stop at Willoughby...James Daly Nothing in the dark...Robert Redford The Obsolete Man...Burgess Meredith

Sounds like Trump and his tall tales!

Actually a technology advanced enough to give you a complete overhaul would easily give you the ability to individualize it. For example if you're 55 like me and you could afford a complete overhaul, renewing all joints, cardiovascular systems, lungs organs muscles, regain the ability to work full tilt, run and lift and play, sexual ability of a man in his twenties and keep your facial features, your ability to express yourself as you, you would. You could start new careers, invent things, change races. We already allow sex changes, but you can't really change your race much and racism still determines so many things about you get access to. People are born with missing limbs, malformed faces, etc and they deserve to be able to help themselves to new limbs and faces if they can get it. On top of that most but not all standards of attractiveness are indicators of health and fertility, as you go the gym, get a better diet etc you get more attractive because healthy if sexy If anything our society is filled with fat ignorant gun toting beer swilling idiots who welcome police brutality racism and deny science. This is only a dystopia because the writers artificially remove all of the good points and make it an imposition, not a choice, and assume humans that can develop such awesome technology can't find a way to adjust it, adapt it and make it serve humanity, like they did indoor plumbing, dental hygiene, toilet paper, medicine, tampons, pasteurized milk, antibiotics, sterilized surgical equipment, dishwashers, early detection of breast and testicular cancer, blood pressure medications and crop rotation. The only thing this series does is equate totalitarianism and blind conformity with medical technology. THose evils usually come from religion, Racial supremacists, right wingers who wants empires and of ofcuorse the biggest culprits, theocracies, who dictate how people should look, dress, talk, feel and see others and their selves, on pain of death and torture in this world and eternal torture in the next.

Night Gallery used to scare the crap out of me as a kid… but I kept coming back for more. Serling is an absolute genius. We all have to die but it’s too bad he left us so soon.

One of my favorite episodes and one of their most heartbreaking in my opinion

I watched 1958 film yesterday. I thought from first instance that I'dnt like it, but from the second part til the end made me to stay focused and let's be honest, when she uncovered his face and BOOM, there was a fly's head I instantly closed my eyes! AMAZING how this oldie make me feel shivers even if I am only 29

I heard the song Twilight Zone by Golden Earring and remembered your channel with everything going on in 2024, it definitely feels like we're in the 5th dimension 😂🌌

I always liked the episodes that related to time travel such as “walking distance“, “back there” and “the execution.“ I think the least talked about episode is called “an occurrence at owl Creek Bridge“ it contains no dialogue and it was a film from the French Cann film festival. Rod Serling like to use that episode just because.