Title from menu. George Grizzard, Gail Kobe, Katherine Squire, Wallace Rooney, George Petrie, James Seay, Jamie Forster, Sherry Granato, Mike Kellin, Simon Oakland, David Sheiner, John Considine, Bill Bixby, Conlan Carter, Forrest Compton, David Opatoshu, Ed Nelson, Natalie Trundy, Jacques Aubuchon, Dabbs Greer, James Doohan, Suzanne Cupito, Sandy Kenyon, Dennis Hopper, Ludwig Donath, Curt Conway, Barbara Baxley, Frank Overton, Irene Dailey, Anne Jilliann, Eva Soreny, Robert Boon, Claudia Bryar, Percy Helton, Oscar Beregi, Jack Klugman, Ross Martin, Fredrick Beir, Mary Webster, Ross Elliott, Sara Taft, Tammy Marihugh, Anne Francis, James Best, Laura Devon, Jeanette Nolan, Virginia Gregg, George Mitchell, Helen Kleeb, Jim Boles, Jon Lormer, Robert Duvall, Pert Kelton, Barbara Barrie, William Windom, Lennie Weinrib, John McLiam, Barney Phillips, Joan Chambers, Chet Stratton, Richard Angarola, Nina Roman, Claire Griswold, Robert Sterling, Patricia Crowley, Burgess Meredith, Ray Teal, Charles Thompson. Doris Kemper, Camille Franklin, Dana Andrews, Patricia Breslin, Malcolm Atterbury, Robert Cornthwaite, John Zaremba, Lindsay Workman, Marjorie Bennett, Tudor Owen, James Yagi, Robert F. Simon, Steve Forrest, Jacqueline Scott, Frank Aletter, Paul Comi, Shari Lee Bernath, Morgan Jones, William Sargent, Philip Abbott, Howard Morris, Patricia Barry, Loring Smith, Mark Miller, Joyce Jameson, James Millhollin, Bob Hastings, Robert Ball, Jack Albertson, Martin Balsam, Will Kuluva, Maggie Mahoney, William Mims, Phil Chambers, Lennie Bremen, Ed Barth, Craig Curtis, Marcel Hillaire, Albert Salmi, John Anderson, Wright King, Guy Raymond, Christine Burke, John Harmon, Hugh Sanders, Julie Newmar, Pat Hingle, Nan Martin, Ruth White, Phillip Pine, Vaughn Taylor, Mary Carver, Jerry Davis. Jim E. Titus, James Whitmore, Tim O'Connor, James Broderick, Paul Langton, Jo Helton, Mercedes Shirley, Russ Bender, Daniel Kulick, Lew Gallo, Gladys Cooper, Wilfrid Hyde-White, Cecil Kellaway, Lee Philips, Joyce Van Patten, Don Keefer, Jack Weston, John McGiver, Doro Merande, John Williams, Burt Reynolds. Originally broadcast on television in 1963. "Program captioned for the hearing impaired"--Container. Recorded in Dolby digital mono. "Dual layer format"--Container. Special features: Isolated music scores; video interviews with Morgan Brittany, Anne Francis, Paul Comi, John Furia; Rod Serling blooper; audio commentaries by Marc Scott Zicree, William Windom; Marc Zicree interviews with Herbert Hirschman, Ross Martin, Earl Hamner, Jr., Buzz Kulik, Anne Francis, Burgess Meredith, Pat Hingle; Twilight Zone radio dramas starring Blair Underwood, Jason Alexander, Lou Diamond Phillips, H.M. Wynant, Mike Starr, John Ratzenberger; color scenes from the syndicated version of Miniature; Saturday Night Live clip; Genesse Beer spot; Famous Writers School promo; season 4 billboards; season 4 photo gallery; the Twilight Zone comic book (DVD-ROM). DVD-ROM feature requires computer and Adobe Acrobat Reader. Released in 2006 by Image Entertainment as part of the 28 DVD set The Twilight Zone: The Complete Definitive Collection. Filmed at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios.
Contents:
episode 120. The Bard (May 23, 1963). episode 104. The thirty-fathom grave (Jan. 10, 1963). episode 105. Valley of the shadow (Jan. 17, 1963) -- disc 2. episode 106. He's alive (Jan. 24, 1963). episode 107. Mute (Jan. 31, 1963). episode 108. Death ship (Feb. 7, 1963) -- disc 3. episode 109. Jess-Belle (Feb. 14, 1963). episode 110. Miniature (Feb. 21, 1963). episode 111. Printer's devil (Feb. 28, 1963) -- disc 4. episode 112. No time like the past (March 7, 1963). episode 113. The parallel (March 14, 1963). episode 114. I dream of genie (March 21, 1963) -- disc 5. episode 115. The new exhibit (April 4, 1963). episode 116. Of late I think of Cliffordville (April 11, 1963). episode 117. The incredible world of Horace Ford (April 18, 1963) -- disc 6. episode 118. On Thursday we leave for home (May 2, 1963). episode 119. Passage on the Lady Anne (May 9, 1963). episode 120. The Bard (May 23, 1963).
Summary:
The fourth season of this classic groundbreaking series saw the beginning of one-hour episodes. This allowed for more elaborate and detailed stories which plunged viewers even further into the twilight zone.
Series:
The twilight zone : the complete definitive collection
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