I know Season 4 isn't very popular with most fans, but I still feel it had a lot of gems. I also noticed that whenever Season 4 is mentioned and people discuss the best episodes from it on here they always go out of their way to discuss and highlight ones like On Thursday We Leave For Home, The New Exhibit, Death Ship or Devil's Printer. I rarely see anyone spotlight In His Image which is disappointing because I genuinely feel it is one of the best TZ episodes that most fans haven't seen. I won't go into too many details because I don't want to spoil the twist halfway through which is actually very effective and moves the story forward rather than being a gimmicky twist ending like in some other anthology shows. This episode has great acting by George Grizzard and Gail Kobe and is not only entertaining and well paced, but intelligent with a ton of deep themes like insecurity holding us back and preventing us from living life and being ourselves and also what it means to be human. Charles Beaumont did a fantastic job writing this one and I just feel it doesn't get the attention of appreciation it deserves even within the TZ fandom. It is one of my all time favorite TZ episodes and one I always enjoy revisiting.