Format:
Video disc
Title:
The twilight zone. Vol. 2
Publication Information:
[New York, N.Y.] : CBS Worldwide Inc. : CBS Video ; Chatsworth, Calif. : Distributed by Image Entertainment, ©1999.
Physical Description:
1 videodisc (100 min.) : sound, black and white ; 4 3/4 in.
Series title(s):
Number in series:
V. 2.
General Note:
Videodisc release of four episodes from the television series The twilight zone.
Time enough at last (originally broadcast Nov. 20, 1959); The monsters are due on Maple Street (originally broadcast Mar. 4, 1960); Nightmare at 20,000 feet (originally broadcast Oct. 11, 1963); The odyssey of flight 33 (originally broadcast Feb. 24, 1961).
Special features: "Inside the Twilight zone", written by Marc Scott Zicree, author of the bestseller, 'The Twilight zone companion'; includes biographical information of Rod Serling; History of the Twilight zone; reviews of each episode; cast information and a season-by-season commentary
Contents:
Time enough at last [Episode 8] / directed by John Brahm ; teleplay by Rod Serling ; based on the short story by Lynn Venable ; produced by Buck Houghton -- The monsters are due on Maple Street [Episode 22] / directed by Ronald Winston ; written and narrated by Rod Serling ; produced by Buck Houghton -- Nightmare at 20,000 feet [Episode 123] / written by Richard Matheson ; directed by Dick Donner -- The odyssey of flight 33 [Episode 54] / directed by Justus Addiss ; written by Rod Serling ; produced by Buck Houghton.
Summary:
In Time enough at last: Burgess Meredith plays a bank teller and avid reader who is the lone survivor of an H-Bomb attack and finally finds the time to read. In The monsters are due on Maple Street: Hysteria grips a small community as residents suspect a power failure has been caused by invaders from outer space disguised as humans. In Nightmare at 20,000 feet: William Shatner sees a gremlin on the wing of his plane. In The odyssey of flight 33: Air passengers travel a billion years back in time.
Added Uniform Title:
Twilight zone (Television program : 1959-1964)