Twilight Zone Sci-Fi marathon season officially opens at the Blender.
The Twilight Zone Episode Guide is dedicated to the series that formally introduced sci-fi and horror to American house holds over 40 years ago. Rod Serling's brainchild took the fears of his generation: atomic warfare, self-annihilating hatred, bitter jealousy, disfiguring greed and fear of the unknown and made them all into flesh and bone - a half hour at a time.
The Zone lives on here at The Blender where yer ol' buddy, The Sleaze-A-Saurus, has kindly rounded up the episodes that have become as familiar in pop culture as the back of the Sleaze-A-Saurus' tentacle is to unwary, scaleless manlings.
| The Twilight Zone: Time Enough At Last (1959) | |
 | A bookish Burgress Meredith relishes the idea of reading Shakespeare in the ruined ashes of the modern world in the classic 1959 Twilight Zone episode Time Enough. But, can he survive long enough to realize his ambition without the conveniences of the modern day world? |
| The Twilight Zone: To Serve Man (1962) | |
 | Newly arrived alien overlord Mr. Richard "Jaws" Kiel of Eegah! and James Bond fame stoically converts the world population of an unsuspecting Earth into intergalactic Space Spam in the 1962 Twilight Zone episode To Serve Man. Can one ace reporter stop it before it's too late? |
| The Twilight Zone: Two (1961) | |
 | Charles Bronson and Elizabeth "Bewitched" Montgomery, after trying to murder each other with carbines, play like Adam and Eve in the post-Apocalyptic world of 1961 in the classic and very rarely screened, Twilight Zone episode Two. |
| The Twilight Zone: He's Alive (1963) | |
 | The late Mr. Dennis Hopper, in a break out TV role that took him from bit roles as a cowboy or extra, delivers one hell of a performance in 1963 in Twilight Zone episode He's Alive. Co-starring none other than the nefarious Fuehrer hisself. |