If your a TZ fan it's on tonight at 9:05 pm EST on the SCI-FI channel.

Twilight Zone
To Serve Man
33 min.

“Respectfully submitted for your perusal: a Kanamit,” intones Rod Serling. “Height: a little over 9'. Weight: in the neighborhood of 350 pounds. Origin: unknown. Motives? Therein hangs a tale.” The alien Kanamits' motives are unclear even though a “spokesman” says they've come to Earth to help. This seems to be confirmed when a cryptographer (Lloyd Bochner) translates the title of a Kanamit book as “To Serve Man.” Encouraged, Bochner prepares to board a ship bound for Kanamit, and what follows is one of the series' most memorable punch lines. This Zone was originally telecast March 2, 1962, and named by TV Guide among the 100 Greatest Episodes of All Time. (VCR Plus+ 48306536)

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[b]ITS A COOK BOOK!!!!!!!!!!![/b]

r35

WP: No VCR?

R35: We didn't need to know that. It's classified information. [:D]

Save your pennies!

The Collectors Edition of Twilight Zone. AnotherUniverse.com, in conjunction with V3 Media, will release a limited edition boxed Gold Edition of the classic TV series Twilight Zone on December 3, 2002. While the individual episodes have been available previously, this is the first time the series has been remastered in sequential order in a collectable-boxed set. Comprising 44 DVDs of episodes and 5 DVDs of bonus material, this is the largest DVD collection ever released. Hosted and created by Rod Serling and starring a wide range of now-famous guest actors, the Twilight Zone was first released by CBS in 1959, and won 3 Emmy awards in 1960 and 1961. It was canceled after 5 seasons, but has enjoyed constant syndication every since, from regular weekly broadcasts to weekend-long marathon shows.

Limited to 2500 sets, the Collectors Edition includes two limited edition Gold Logo Slipcases, 5 bonus disks, the entire 156 episodes on 44 DVDs for $399.99, and includes two episodes not previously included in Image Entertainment's prior or upcoming releases. Those episodes are "The Eye of the Beholder" (episode 42) and "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" (episode 142).
CMIH TWILIGHT ZONE DD

I'm sure amazon.com has tons of stooge dvds.

This was one of the weirdest ones I ever saw.You couldn't figure this one out until the very end.

Anyone know where that's from?

Nobody, but NOBODY eats the Simpsons!

I remember that as a kid. One of the first times I was ever weirded out really good.

SteyrAUG, it's spelled HIPPIE.
Unless you want to beat up someone with big hips. [x]

"An Occurence at Owl Creek" is a wonderful little tale set (IIRC) in the War of Northern Aggression. Very gripping.....


Scott