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<p>My name is Douglas Hawkes, the creator of <i>'Twilight Talk'</i>. I am 27 years old and grew up in and still live in Richmond, Virginia. I saw my first glimpse of this crazy tv series when I was probably around 13 or 14 and at first I was

extremely frightened because I had never seen anything like this before growing up.</p><br><p>I immediately took interest into this series because when I was that young I was into alot of scary tv shows and movies as well

even though my parents were still monitoring what I was watching from time to time. When I discovered what this show actually was and what is was about, it became a must watch for every season and episode but that took a long time because at

this time it was only coming on the scifi channel after 1 in the morning and they also would show a marathon on New Year's Eve so as you can imagine there were alot of gaps and I wasn't understanding the show as a whole.

<p>I was then forced to try and watch these episodes online which they did have some full episodes for the most part but a number of episodes wouldn't even play which was really frustrating for me because at this point I was really into it and the morals behind each thrilling

episode. </p><p>Years went by and I moved on to new shows but then good old Netflix started streaming everything and one day I found what I was longing for in the past on Netflix, as you can guess it was 'The Twilight Zone' seasons 1,2,3, and 5. I was exstatic

when I saw this and immediately dove in starting with season 1. I have seen every episode at least 10 times and they never get old so I figured there has to be individuals out there like me who greatly appreciate and enjoy this show just as much as me

so I decided to create 'Twilight Talk' for everyone to come together and exchange ideas and share their love for this show.</p>

<!--<p>The Twilight Zone was a television series created in 1959 by a man named Rod Serling. Rod Serling was an American

screenwriter, playwright, television producer, and narrator known for his live television dramas of the 1950s and his

science-fiction anthology TV series, The Twilight Zone. Serling was active in politics, both on and off the screen, and

helped form television industry standards. He was known as the "angry young man" of Hollywood, clashing with television

executives and sponsors over a wide range of issues including censorship, racism, and war.</p>-->

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<h2>This Week's Top<a href="posts.html"> 'Twilight Talk'</a> Posts</h2>

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<a class="text-light" href="ep1post.html">'Where Is Everybody?'</a>

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<p class="card-text mb-auto ">The very first episode really sets the tone for what's to come. It would soon become the gateway to the <i>4th dimension</i>. <!-- When The Twilight Zone came out, it took anthology to a whole new level. It had a bit

of psychological horror, fantasy, science fiction, suspense and psychological thriller with an unexpected twist and or moral

at the end of every episode. The original series ran from 1959 to 1964. It was a real popular success and introduced the age of science fiction along with fantasy as well.

To this day I still watch all the seasons over and over again and I still get something meaningful out of them every time, whether

it be a good moral or some kind of idea that the episode sparked in my head. I also feel like the black and white effect gives the

show more of a nostalgic feeling and feeling of unknown as well.</p>-->

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<a class="text-light" href="rebootpost.html">Twilight Zone Reboot</a>

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<p class="card-text mb-auto ">CBS Network is gearing up for a new 'Twilight Zone' reboot and its being produced by the illustrious Jordan Peele.<a href="rebootpost.html"><b> Read More</b></a><b></p>

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<h1 class="display-4 font-italic">The Twilight Zone Revivals</h1>

<p class="lead my-3">For the first revival of the series, CBS wasn't so quick to get it back up and running. Rod Serling sold his share of the series back to the network that eventually allowed for it.

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<li><p>What was the name of the book featured in the firsrt episode of the first season?</p></li>

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<li><p>In the original series, how many episodes was William Shatner in?</p></li>

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<p>The <i>Night Gallery</i> was also an American anthology series that aired on

NBC from 1969 to 1973, featuring stories of horror and macabre. Serling was the host

of the show and also contributed scripts but didn't have as mich control over the show

as he did the Twilight Zone. The show would start off with Serling appearing at an art

gallery setting introducing macabre tales. He had a usual intro and then would unveil

the painting and the episode would start from there. It regularly presented adaptaptations

of classic fantasy tales as well as original works, many of which were by Serling himself.</p> </div>

<p><i> Patterns</i>, was the first major breakthrough of Rod Serling when the live television

drama received critical acclaim. The intense big-business drama starred Richard Kiley

as up-and-coming vice-president Fred Staples. Ruthless corporate boss Walter Ramsie attempts

to edge out aging employee Andy Sloane to make room for newcomer Staples. Ramsie uses every

opportunity to humiliate the fragile Sloane, while Staples sees Sloane as a professional who

makes valuable contributions to the firm. Serling's celebrated script tore apart the dynamics

of the business world and earned Serling his forst six Emmys for dramatic writing.</div>

<p><i>Seven Days in May</i> is a 1964 American political thriller motion picture about a

military-political cabal's planned takeover of the United States government in reaction to

the president's negotiation of a disarmament treaty with the Soviet Union. The screenplay was

written by Rod Serling based on the novel of the same name by Fletcher Knebel and Charles

W. Bailey II, published in September 1962.</p> </div>

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