Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone was an innovative television ... including "Eye of the Beholder," "Living Doll," and "Time Enough at Last," that are among the series' most memorable and infamous ...

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Perhaps the most referenced Twilight Zone episode in pop culture, “Living Doll” was the introduction of Talky Tina, the sadistic toy filled with bloodlust for her owner’s stepfather.

The name Charles Beaumont should be instantly recognizable to any die-hard fan of The Twilight Zone (classic ... "Shadowplay," "The Howling Man," "Living Doll," and this nearly-lost gem starring ...

“Living Doll” follows Kojak himself ... When it comes to the connection between Freddy Krueger and The Twilight Zone, “Perchance to Dream” follows Edward Hall, who is seeing a psychiatrist ...

Maybe he’s popping out of an alleyway or from behind a tree in the woods, or perhaps strolling into living rooms and crime scenes. His speech is erudite. His voice is unmistakable. His jaw is ...

“The Twilight Zone” has returned periodically since its ... the original series speaks to the strange times through which we’re living more directly and profoundly than the new one.

When “The Twilight Zone” first premiered on CBS ... to fan-favorite episodes “Nightmare at 20,000 Feet” and “Living Doll,” as well as several character names which pay tribute to ...