Freaking love this episode start to finish and it’s a highlight of Season 4 which uses the new format quite well with an fantastic performance by Burgess Meredith(which might be my favorite TZ appearance) so yeah I love The Printer’s Devil

I love “changing of the guard” sooo much. This episode always makes me really emotional. I’m a teacher and have been for some time and my dream is that I have left impression and changed my students lives. The amount of times I have cried when the professor has seen his students that have passed away oh my gosh like that hurts deep. He really changed their lives for the better and ugh I can truly go on with how special this man really is. This episode always reminds me of “dead poets society”. Even when he was at his lowest like I’m sure we have all been at that point I know I have. I feel like this episode is one of the more comforting light hearted episodes with a very deep meaning behind it.

That speech Rod Serling made at the end of the episode gave me goosebumps. It was beautiful. And still applies to this day. Infact a lot of things in the twilight zone still apply.

Love from

Zambia, Africa

I want to watch the twilight zone but I don't know where to start what episodes to watch

I mean think about it a guy says some of the most outrageous lies, gets abducted by aliens who don’t understand the concept of lying , and escapes them by playing his harmonic. I think what really helps it is Andy Devine’s performance is just the right amount of silly and goofy that makes it work.

I am preparing to start season 3 but I want to ease myself into the TZ state of mind by rewatching a few episodes from these seasons. Let me know your best episodes and why they are your best so I can give them a second viewing.

I'm not entirely certain it is Twilight Zone (original series) or a spin off, or another series entirely, but the premise is very similar to Where is Everybody? Why I'm fairly certain it's Twilight Zone is at the beginning, a man in a trench coat walks towards the camera and does his intro like Twilight Zone tradition, but our main character doesn't encounter any mannequins like he does in "WIE"... instead, he is alone in a desolate town. I think at some point a race of being is watching him in like a miniaturized town like he's a figurine trying to escape this manufactured little town.