what are some of your favorite episodes?

I like Monsters on Maple Street, the one with the furry thing on the plane, and the one where a nuclear bomb destroys the whole world and the guy's glasses break. I think those might be the same ones Odessa put.

"DeathsHead Revisited" with Oscar Beregi, "The Midnight Sun" (Lois Nettleton), "The Monsters are Due on Maple Street," "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" (William Shatner), "Walking Distance" (Gig Young), "A Piano in the House" (Barry Morse), "The Purple Testament" (Dick York), "Passage on the Lady Anne" (WIlfrid Hyde-White), "The 16-Millimeter Shrine" (Ida Lupino & Martin Balsam), "The Hitchhiker" (Inger Stevens), "After Hours" (Anne Francis), "A 100 Yards Over the Rim" (Cliff Robertson), "The Rip Van WInkle Caper" (Oscar Beregi again), "Little Girl Lost" (Charles Aidman), "You Drive" (Edward Andrews), "Mirror Image" (Vera Miles & Martin Milner).  And my favorite of all (even though admittedly the story doesn't make a whole lotta sense):  "And When the Sky Was Opened" (Rod Taylor).

There was the one where the doctors were trying to make a woman beautiful and when her surgery was done and they unbandaged her the were oh no she is ugly.  She was beautiful by our standards but the rest of the world had pig like faces.

What is really incredible is how the show is ~50 years old and they are still excellent to watch by today's standards.  Plus I do not think they ever made a bad episode.

seuss68 wrote:

There was the one where the doctors were trying to make a woman beautiful and when her surgery was done and they unbandaged her the were oh no she is ugly.  She was beautiful by our standards but the rest of the world had pig like faces.

What is really incredible is how the show is ~50 years old and they are still excellent to watch by today's standards.  Plus I do not think they ever made a bad episode.

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 there were about 150 episodes and I would probably agree...there weren't any real clinkers.