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The Twilight Zone

See also: List of The Twilight Zone episodes, Twilight Zone: The Movie, List of The Twilight Zone (1985 TV series) episodes, Twilight Zone: Rod Serling's Lost Classics, and List of The Twilight Zone (2002 TV series) episodes

Note:  This list does not include the The Twilight Zone Radio Dramas.

Original air/release date			#	Season	Episode	Title		Directed by	Written by	Hosted or Narrated by
Year	Month	Date
1958	November	24	0	0	0	“The Time Element”		Allen Reisner	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
1959	October	2	1	1	1	“Where Is Everybody?”		Robert Stevens
		9	2		2	“One for the Angels”		Robert Parrish
		16	3		3	“Mr. Denton on Doomsday”		Allen Reisner
		23	4		4	“The Sixteen-Millimeter Shrine”		Mitchell Leisen
		30	5		5	“Walking Distance”		Robert Stevens
	November	6	6		6	“Escape Clause”		Mitchell Leisen
		13	7		7	“The Lonely”		Jack Smight
		20	8		8	“Time Enough at Last”		John Brahm	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: Lyn Venable
		27	9		9	“Perchance to Dream”		Robert Florey	Charles Beaumont
	December	4	10		10	“Judgment Night”		John Brahm	Rod Serling
		11	11		11	“And When the Sky Was Opened”		Douglas Heyes	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: Richard Matheson
		25	12		12	“What You Need”		Alvin Ganzer	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on the short story by: Lewis Padgett
1960	January	1	13		13	“The Four of Us Are Dying”		John Brahm	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: George Johnson
		8	14		14	“Third from the Sun”		Richard L. Bare	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on the short story by: Richard Matheson
		15	15		15	“I Shot an Arrow into the Air”		Stuart Rosenberg	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on the story by: Madelon Champion
		22	16		16	“The Hitch-Hiker”		Alvin Ganzer	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on the Radio Play by: Lucille Fletcher
		29	17		17	“The Fever”		Robert Florey	Rod Serling
	February	5	18		18	“The Last Flight”		William Claxton	Richard Matheson
		12	19		19	“The Purple Testament”		Richard L. Bare	Rod Serling
		19	20		20	“Elegy”		Douglas Heyes	Charles Beaumont
		26	21		21	“Mirror Image”		John Brahm	Rod Serling
	March	4	22		22	“The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street”		Ronald Winston
		11	23		23	“A World of Difference”		Ted Post	Richard Matheson
		18	24		24	“Long Live Walter Jameson”		Anton Leader	Charles Beaumont
		25	25		25	“People Are Alike All Over”		Mitchell Leisen	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: Paul Fairman
	April	1	26		26	“Execution”		David Orrick McDearmon	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: George Clayton Johnson
		8	27		27	“The Big Tall Wish”		Ronald Winston	Rod Serling
		15	28		28	“A Nice Place to Visit”		John Brahm	Charles Beaumont
		29	29		29	“Nightmare as a Child”		Alvin Ganzer	Rod Serling
	May	6	30		30	“A Stop at Willoughby”		Robert Parrish
		13	31		31	“The Chaser”		Douglas Heyes	Teleplay by: Robert Presnell, Jr. Based on the short story by: John Collier
		20	32		32	“A Passage for Trumpet”		Don Medford	Rod Serling
	June	3	33		33	“Mr. Bevis”		William Asher
		10	34		34	“The After Hours”		Douglas Heyes
		17	35		35	“The Mighty Casey”		Alvin Ganzer and Robert Parrish
	July	1	36		36	“A World of His Own”		Ralph Nelson	Richard Matheson
	September	30	37	2	1	“King Nine Will Not Return”		Buzz Kulik	Rod Serling
	October	7	38		2	“The Man in the Bottle”		Don Medford
		14	39		3	“Nervous Man in a Four Dollar Room”		Douglas Heyes
		28	40		4	“A Thing About Machines”		David Orrick McDearmon
	November	4	41		5	“The Howling Man”		Douglas Heyes	Charles Beaumont
		11	42		6	“Eye of the Beholder” Also known as “The Private World of Darkness”			Rod Serling
		18	43		7	“Nick of Time”		Richard L. Bare	Richard Matheson
	December	2	44		8	“The Lateness of the Hour”		Jack Smight	Rod Serling
		9	45		9	“The Trouble with Templeton”		Buzz Kulik	E. Jack Neuman
		16	46		10	“A Most Unusual Camera”		John Rich	Rod Serling
		23	47		11	“The Night of the Meek”		Jack Smight
1961	January	6	48		12	“Dust”		Douglas Heyes
		13	49		13	“Back There”		David Orrick McDearmon
		20	50		14	“The Whole Truth”		James Sheldon
		27	51		15	“The Invaders”		Douglas Heyes	Richard Matheson
	February	3	52		16	“A Penny for Your Thoughts”		James Sheldon	George Clayton Johnson
		10	53		17	“Twenty-Two”		Jack Smight	Rod Serling Based on an anecdote from: Bennett Cerf’s “Famous Ghost Stories”
		24	54		18	“The Odyssey of Flight 33”		Jus Addiss	Rod Serling
	March	3	55		19	“Mr. Dingle, the Strong”		John Brahm
		10	56		20	“Static”		Buzz Kulik	Charles Beaumont Based on a story by: OCee Rich
		24	57		21	“The Prime Mover”		Richard L. Bare	Charles Beaumont
		31	58		22	“Long Distance Call”		James Sheldon	Charles Beaumont and William Idelson
	April	7	59		23	“A Hundred Yards Over the Rim”		Buzz Kulik	Rod Serling
		21	60		24	“The Rip Van Winkle Caper”		Jus Addiss
		28	61		25	“The Silence”		Boris Sagal
	May	5	62		26	“Shadow Play”		John Brahm	Charles Beaumont
		12	63		27	“The Mind and the Matter”		Buzz Kulik	Rod Serling
		26	64		28	“Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?”		Montgomery Pittman
	June	2	65		29	“The Obsolete Man”		Elliot Silverstein
	September	15	66	3	1	“Two”		Montgomery Pittman	Montgomery Pittman
		22	67		2	“The Arrival”		Boris Sagal	Rod Serling
		29	68		3	“The Shelter”		Lamont Johnson
	October	6	69		4	“The Passersby”		Elliot Silverstein
		13	70		5	“A Game of Pool”		Buzz Kulik	George Clayton Johnson
		20	71		6	“The Mirror”		Don Medford	Rod Serling
		27	72		7	“The Grave”		Montgomery Pittman	Montgomery Pittman
	November	3	73		8	“It’s a Good Life”		James Sheldon	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: Jerome Bixby
		10	74		9	“Deaths-Head Revisited”		Don Medford	Rod Serling
		17	75		10	“The Midnight Sun”		Anton Leader
		24	76		11	“Still Valley”		James Sheldon	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: Manly Wade Wellman
	December	1	77		12	“The Jungle”		William Claxton	Charles Beaumont
		8	78		13	“Once Upon a Time”		Norman Z. McLeod	Richard Matheson
		15	79		14	“Five Characters in Search of an Exit”		Lamont Johnson	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: Marvin Petal
		22	80		15	“A Quality of Mercy”		Buzz Kulik	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on an idea by: Sam Rolfe
1962	January	5	81		16	“Nothing in the Dark”		Lamont Johnson	George Clayton Johnson
		12	82		17	“One More Pallbearer”			Rod Serling
		19	83		18	“Dead Man’s Shoes”		Montgomery Pittman	Charles Beaumont
		26	84		19	“The Hunt”		Harold Schuster	Earl Hamner
	February	2	85		20	“Showdown with Rance McGrew”		Christian Nyby	Rod Serling Based on an idea by: Frederic L. Fox
		9	86		21	“Kick the Can”		Lamont Johnson	George Clayton Johnson
		16	87		22	“A Piano in the House”		David Greene	Earl Hamner
		23	88		23	“The Last Rites of Jeff Myrtlebank”		Montgomery Pittman	Montgomery Pittman
	March	2	89		24	“To Serve Man”		Richard L. Bare	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a story by: Damon Knight
		9	90		25	“The Fugitive”			Charles Beaumont
		16	91		26	“Little Girl Lost”		Paul Stewart	Richard Matheson
		23	92		27	“Person or Persons Unknown”		John Brahm	Charles Beaumont
		30	93		28	“The Little People”		William Claxton	Rod Serling
	April	6	94		29	“Four O’Clock”		Lamont Johnson	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: Price Day
		13	95		30	“Hocus-Pocus and Frisby”			Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a story by: Frederic Louis Fox
		20	96		31	“The Trade-Ins”		Elliot Silverstein	Rod Serling
		27	97		32	“The Gift”		Allen H. Miner
	May	4	98		33	“The Dummy”		Abner Biberman	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a story by: Lee Polk
		11	99		34	“Young Man’s Fancy”		John Brahm	Richard Matheson
		18	100		35	“I Sing the Body Electric”		William Claxton and James Sheldon	Ray Bradbury
		25	101		36	“Cavender Is Coming”		Christian Nyby	Rod Serling
	June	1	102		37	“The Changing of the Guard”		Robert Ellis Miller
1963	January	3	103	4	1	“In His Image”		Perry Lafferty	Charles Beaumont
		10	104		2	“The Thirty-Fathom Grave”			Rod Serling
		17	105		3	“Valley of the Shadow”			Charles Beaumont
		24	106		4	“He’s Alive”		Stuart Rosenberg	Rod Serling
		31	107		5	“Mute”			Richard Matheson
	February	7	108		6	“Death Ship”		Don Medford
		14	109		7	“Jess-Belle”		Buzz Kulik	Earl Hamner, Jr.
		21	110		8	“Miniature”		Walter Grauman	Charles Beaumont
		28	111		9	“Printer’s Devil”		Ralph Senensky
	March	7	112		10	“No Time Like the Past”		Jus Addiss	Rod Serling
		14	113		11	“The Parallel”		Alan Crosland, Jr.
		21	114		12	“I Dream of Genie”		Robert Gist	John Furia, Jr.
	April	4	115		13	“The New Exhibit”		John Brahm	Charles Beaumont
		11	116		14	“Of Late I Think of Cliffordville”		David Lowell Rich	Rod Serling Based on a short story “Blind Valley” by: Malcolm Jameson
		18	117		15	“The Incredible World of Horace Ford”		Abner Biberman	Reginald Rose
	May	2	118		16	“On Thursday We Leave for Home”		Buzz Kulik	Rod Serling
		9	119		17	“Passage on the Lady Anne”		Lamont Johnson	Charles Beaumont
		23	120		18	“The Bard”		David Butler	Rod Serling
	September	27	121	5	1	“In Praise of Pip”		Joseph M. Newman
	October	4	122		2	“Steel”		Don Weis	Richard Matheson
		11	123		3	“Nightmare at 20,000 Feet”		Richard Donner
		18	124		4	“A Kind of a Stopwatch”		John Rich	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a story by: Michael D. Rosenthal
		25	125		5	“The Last Night of a Jockey”		Joseph M. Newman	Rod Serling
	November	1	126		6	“Living Doll”		Richard C. Sarafian	Charles Beaumont
		8	127		7	“The Old Man in the Cave”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story “The Old Man” by: Henry Slesar
		15	128		8	“Uncle Simon”		Don Siegel	Rod Serling
		29	129		9	“Probe 7, Over and Out”		Ted Post
	December	6	130		10	“The 7th Is Made Up of Phantoms”		Alan Crosland Jr.
		13	131		11	“A Short Drink from a Certain Fountain”		Bernard Girard	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a story by: Lou Holz
		20	132		12	“Ninety Years Without Slumbering”		Roger Kay	Teleplay by: Richard De Roy Story by: Johnson Smith
		27	133		13	“Ring-a-Ding Girl”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Earl Hamner, Jr.
1964	January	3	134		14	“You Drive”		John Brahm
		10	135		15	“The Long Morrow”		Robert Florey	Rod Serling
		17	136		16	“The Self-Improvement of Salvadore Ross”		Don Siegel	Teleplay by: Jerry McNeely Based on a short story by: Henry Slesar
		24	137		17	“Number 12 Looks Just Like You”		Abner Biberman	Charles Beaumont and John Tomerlin
		31	138		18	“Black Leather Jackets”		Joseph M. Newman	Earl Hamner, Jr.
	February	7	139		19	“Night Call”		Jacques Tourneur	Richard Matheson
		14	140		20	“From Agnes – With Love”		Richard Donner	Bernard C. Schoenfeld
		21	141		21	“Spur of the Moment”		Elliot Silverstein	Richard Matheson
		28	142		22	“An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge”		Robert Enrico	From a story by: Ambrose Bierce Adapted by: Robert Enrico
	March	6	143		23	“Queen of the Nile”		John Brahm	Charles Beaumont
		13	144		24	“What’s in the Box”		Richard L. Bare	Martin M. Goldsmith
		20	145		25	“The Masks”		Ida Lupino	Rod Serling
		27	146		26	“I Am the Night—Color Me Black”		Abner Biberman
	April	3	147		27	“Sounds and Silences”		Richard Donner
		10	148		28	“Caesar and Me”		Robert Butler	Adele T. Strassfield
		17	149		29	“The Jeopardy Room”		Richard Donner	Rod Serling
		24	150		30	“Stopover in a Quiet Town”		Ron Winston	Earl Hamner, Jr.
	May	1	151		31	“The Encounter”		Robert Butler	Martin M. Goldsmith
		8	152		32	“Mr. Garrity and the Graves”		Ted Post	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a story by: Mike Korologos
		15	153		33	“The Brain Center at Whipple’s”		Richard Donner	Rod Serling
		22	154		34	“Come Wander with Me”			Anthony Wilson
		29	155		35	“The Fear”		Ted Post	Rod Serling
	June	19	156		36	“The Bewitchin’ Pool”		Joseph M. Newman	Earl Hamner, Jr.
1984	June	24	157	Film		Twilight Zone: The Movie	Prologue	John Landis	John Landis	Burgess Meredith
							“Time Out”
			158				“Kick the Can”	Steven Spielberg	Richard Matheson and Melissa Mathison Based on the original screenplay by: George Clayton Johnson
			159				“It’s a Good Life”	Joe Dante	Richard Matheson Based on the story by: Jerome Bixby
			160				“Nightmare at 20,000 Feet”	George Miller	Richard Matheson
1985	September	27	161	6	1	“Shatterday”		Wes Craven	Teleplay by: Alan Brennert Based on the short story by: Harlan Ellison	Charles Aidman
			162			“A Little Peace and Quiet”			James Crocker
	October	4	163		2	“Wordplay”			Rockne S. O’Bannon
			164			“Dreams for Sale”		Tommy Lee Wallace	Joe Gannon
			165			“Chameleon”		Wes Craven	James Crocker
		11	166		3	“Healer”		Sigmund Neufeld	Michael Bryant
			167			“Children’s Zoo”		Robert Downey	Chris Hubbell & Gerrit Graham
			168			“Kentucky Rye”		John Hancock	Richard Krzemien & Chip Duncan
		18	169		4	“Little Boy Lost”		Tommy Lee Wallace	Lynn Walker
			170			“Wish Bank”		Rick Friedberg	Michael Cassutt
			171			“Nightcrawlers”		William Friedkin	Teleplay by: Philip DeGuere Based on the short story by: Robert R. McCammon
		25	172		5	“If She Dies”		John Hancock	David Bennett Carren
			173			“Ye Gods”		Peter Medak	Anne Collins
	November	1	174		6	“Examination Day”		Paul Lynch	Teleplay by: Philip DeGuere Based on the short story by: Henry Slesar
			175			“A Message from Charity”			Teleplay by: Alan Brennert Based on the short story by: William M. Lee
		8	176		7	“Teacher’s Aide”		B. W. L. Norton	Steven Barnes
			177			“Paladin of the Lost Hour”		Gilbert Cates (credited as Alan Smithee)	Teleplay by: Harlan Ellison Based on his short story “Paladin”
		15	178		8	“Act Break”		Theodore J. Flicker	Haskell Barkin
			179			“The Burning Man”		J. D. Feigelson	Teleplay by: J. D. Feigelson Based on the short story by: Ray Bradbury
			180			“Dealer’s Choice”		Wes Craven	Donald Todd
		22	181		9	“Dead Woman’s Shoes”		Peter Medak	Teleplay by: Lynn Barker Based on the story and teleplay by: Charles Beaumont
			182			“Wong’s Lost and Found Emporium”		Paul Lynch	Alan Brennert Based on the story by: William F. Wu
		29	183		10	“The Shadow Man”		Joe Dante	Rockne S. O’Bannon
			184			“The Uncle Devil Show”		David Steinberg	Donald Todd
			185			“Opening Day”		John Milius	Gerrit Graham & Chris Hubbell
	December	6	186		11	“The Beacon”		Gerd Oswald	Martin Pasko & Rebecca Parr
			187			“One Life, Furnished in Early Poverty”		Don Carlos Dunaway	Teleplay by: Alan Brennert From a short story by: Harlan Ellison
		13	188		12	“Her Pilgrim Soul”		Wes Craven	Alan Brennert
			189			“I of Newton”		Kenneth Gilbert	Teleplay by: Alan Brennert Based on the short story by: Joe Haldeman
		20	190		13	“Night of the Meek”		Martha Coolidge	Teleplay by: Rockne S. O’Bannon Based on the story and teleplay by: Rod Serling
			191			“But Can She Type?”		Shelley Levinson	Martin Pasko & Rebecca Parr
			192			“The Star”		Gerd Oswald	Teleplay by: Alan Brennert Based on the short story by: Arthur C. Clarke
1986	January	3	193		14	“Still Life”		Peter Medak	Gerrit Graham & Chris Hubbell
			194			“The Little People of Killany Woods”		J. D. Feigelson	J. D. Feigelson
			195			“The Misfortune Cookie”		Allan Arkush	Teleplay by: Steven Rae Based on the short story by: Charles E. Fritch
		24	196		15	“Monsters!”		B. W. L. Norton	Robert Crais
			197			“A Small Talent for War”		Claudia Weill	Carter Scholz & Alan Brennert
			198			“A Matter of Minutes”		Sheldon Larry	Teleplay by: Rockne S. O’Bannon Suggested by the story Yesterday Was Monday by: Theodore Sturgeon
		31	199		16	“The Elevator”		R. L. Thomas	Ray Bradbury
			200			“To See the Invisible Man”		Noel Black	Teleplay by: Steven Barnes Suggested by the short story by: Robert Silverberg
			201			“Tooth and Consequences”		Robert Downey	Haskell Barkin
	February	7	202		17	“Welcome to Winfield”		Bruce Bilson	Les Enloe
			203			“Quarantine”		Martha Coolidge	Teleplay by: Alan Brennert Story by: Philip DeGuere and Steven Bochco
		14	204		18	“Gramma”		Bradford May	Teleplay by: Harlan Ellison Based on the short story by: Stephen King
			205			“Personal Demons”		Peter Medak	Rockne S. O’Bannon
			206			“Cold Reading”		Gus Trikonis	Martin Pasko & Rebecca Parr
		21	206		19	“The Leprechaun-Artist”		Tommy Lee Wallace	Teleplay by: Tommy Lee Wallace Story by: James Crocker
			207			“Dead Run”		Paul Tucker	Teleplay by: Alan Brennert Based on the short story by: Greg Bear
	March	7	208		20	“Profile in Silver”		John Hancock	J. Neil Schulman
			209			“Button, Button”		Peter Medak	Teleplay by: Logan Swanson (pen name of Richard Matheson) Based on the short story by: Richard Matheson
		21	210		21	“Need to Know”		Paul Lynch	Teleplay by: Mary Sheldon Story by: Sidney Sheldon
			211			“Red Snow”		Jeannot Szwarc	Michael Cassutt
		28	212		22	“Take My Life…Please!”		Gus Trikonis	Gordon Mitchell
			213			“Devil’s Alphabet”		Ben Bolt	Teleplay by: Robert Hunter Based on the story The Everlasting Club by: Arthur Gray
			214			“The Library”		John Hancock	Anne Collins
	April	4	215		23	“Shadow Play”		Paul Lynch	Teleplay by: James Crocker Based on the story and teleplay by: Charles Beaumont
			216			“Grace Note”		Peter Medak	Patrice Messina
		11	217		24	“A Day in Beaumont”		Philip DeGuere	David Gerrold
			218			“The Last Defender of Camelot”		Jeannot Szwarc	Teleplay by: George R. R. Martin Based on the story by: Roger Zelazny
	September	27	219	7	1	“The Once and Future King”		Jim McBride	Teleplay by: George R. R. Martin Story by: Bryce Maritano
			220			“A Saucer of Loneliness”		John Hancock	Teleplay by: David Gerrold Based on the short story by: Theodore Sturgeon
	October	4	221		2	“What Are Friends For?”		Gus Trikonis	J. Michael Straczynski
			222			“Aqua Vita”		Paul Tucker	Jeremy Bertrand Finch & Paul Chitlik
		11	223		3	“The Storyteller”		Paul Lynch	Rockne S. O’Bannon
			224			“Nightsong”		Bradford May	Michael Reaves
		18	225		4	“The After Hours”		Bruce Malmuth	Teleplay by: Rockne S. O’Bannon Based on the story and teleplay by: Rod Serling
			226			“Lost and Found”		Gus Trikonis	Teleplay by: George R. R. Martin Based on the short story by: Phyllis Eisenstein
			227			“The World Next Door”		Paul Lynch	Lan O’Kun
	December	4	228		5	“The Toys of Caliban”		Thomas J. Wright	Story by: Terry Matz Teleplay by: George R. R. Martin
		11	229		6	“The Convict’s Piano”			Teleplay by: Patrice Messina Story by: James Crocker
		18	230		7	“The Road Less Traveled”		Wes Craven	George R. R. Martin
1987	February	21	231		8	“The Card”		Bradford May	Michael Cassutt
			232			“The Junction”		Bill Duke	Virginia Aldridge
	May	21	233		9	“Joy Ride”		Gil Bettman	Cal Willingham
			234			“Shelter Skelter”		Martha Coolidge	Teleplay by: Ron Cobb and Robin Love Story by: Ron Cobb
			235			“Private Channel”		Peter Medak	Edward Redlich
	July	10	236		10	“Time and Teresa Golowitz”		Shelley Levinson	Teleplay by: Alan Brennert Based on a short story by: Parke Godwin
			237			“Voices in the Earth”		Curtis Harrington	Alan Brennert
		17	238		11	“Song of the Younger World”		Noel Black	Anthony & Nancy Lawrence
			239			“The Girl I Married”		Philip DeGuere	J. M. DeMatteis
1988	September	24	239	8	1	“The Curious Case of Edgar Witherspoon”		René Bonnière	Teleplay by: Haskell Barkin Story by: Haskell Barkin and J. Michael Straczynski	Robin Ward
	October	1	240		2	“Extra Innings”		Doug Jackson	Tom Palmer
		8	241		3	“The Crossing”		Paul Lynch	Ralph Phillips
		15	242		4	“The Hunters”			Paul Chitlik & Jeremy Bertrand Finch
		22	243		5	“Dream Me a Life”		Allan King	J. Michael Straczynski
		29	244		6	“Memories”		Richard Bugajski	Bob Underwood
	November	5	245		7	“The Hellgramite Method”		Gilbert Shilton	William Selby
		12	246		8	“Our Selena is Dying”		Bruce Pittman	Story by: Rod Serling Teleplay by: J. Michael Straczynski
		19	247		9	“The Call”		Gilbert Shilton	J. Michael Straczynski
		26	248		10	“The Trance”		Randy Bradshaw	Jeff Stuart and J. Michael Straczynski
	December
		3	249		11	“Acts of Terror”		Brad Turner	J. Michael Straczynski
		10	250		12	“20/20 Vision”		Jim Purdy	Robert Walden
		17	251		13	“There Was an Old Woman”		Otta Hanus	Tom J. Astle
		24	252		14	“The Trunk”		Steve DiMarco	Paul Chitlik & Jeremy Bertrand Finch
		31	253		15	“Appointment on Route 17”		René Bonnière	Haskell Barkin
1989	January	7	254		16	“The Cold Equations”		Martin Lavut	Teleplay by: Alan Brennert Based on a story by: Tom Godwin
		14	255		17	“Stranger in Possum Meadows”		Sturla Gunnarsson	Paul Chitlik & Jeremy Bertrand Finch
		21	256		18	“Street of Shadows”		Richard Bugajski	Michael Reaves
		28	257		19	“ Something in the Walls”		Allan Kroeker	J. Michael Straczynski
	February	4	258		20	“A Game of Pool”		Randy Bradshaw	George Clayton Johnson
		11	259		21	“Room 2426”		Ryszard Bugajski	Jeremy Bertrand Finch & Paul Chitlik
		18	260		22	“The Mind of Simon Foster”		Doug Jackson	J. Michael Straczynski
		25	261		23	“The Wall”		Atom Egoyan
	March	4	262		24	“Cat and Mouse”		Eric Till	Christy Marx
		11	263		25	“Rendezvous in a Dark Place”		René Bonnière	J. Michael Straczynski
		18	264		26	“Many, Many Monkeys”		Richard Bugajski	William Froug
		25	265		27	“Love is Blind”		Gilbert Shilton	Cal Willingham
	April	1	266		28	“Crazy as a Soup Sandwich”		Paul Lynch	Harlan Ellison
		8	267		29	“Special Service”		Randy Bradshaw	J. Michael Straczynski
		15	268		30	“Father and Son Game”			Jeremy Bertrand Finch & Paul Chitlik
1994	May	19	269	Film		Twilight Zone: Rod Serling’s Lost Classics	“The Theatre”	Robert Markowitz	Outlined by: Rod Serling Expanded and scripted by: Richard Matheson	James Earl Jones
			270				“Where the Dead Are”		Rod Serling
2002	September	18	271	9	1	“Evergreen”		Allan Kroeker	Jill Blotevogel	Forest Whitaker
			272		2	“One Night at Mercy”		Peter O’Fallon	Christopher Mack
		25	273		3	“Shades of Guilt”		Perry Lang	Ira Steven Behr
			274		4	“Dream Lover”		Peter O’Fallon	Frederick Rappaport
	October	2	275		5	“Cradle of Darkness”		Jean de Segonzac	Kamran Pasha
			276		6	“Night Route”			Jill Blotevogel
		9	276		7	“Time Lapse”		John T. Kretchmer	James Crocker
			277		8	“Dead Man’s Eyes”		Jerry Levine	Frederick Rappaport
		16	278		9	“The Pool Guy”		Paul Shapiro	Hans Beimler
			279		10	“Azoth the Avenger Is a Friend of Mine”		Brad Turner	Brent V. Friedman
		23	280		11	“The Lineman”		Jonathan Frakes	Pen Densham
		30	281		12	“Harsh Mistress”		Brad Turner	Bradley Thompson & David Weddle
			282		13	“Upgrade”		Joe Chappelle	Robert Hewitt Wolfe
	November	6	283		14	“To Protect and Serve”			Kamran Pasha
			284		15	“Chosen”		Winrich Kolbe	Ira Steven Behr
		13	285		16	“Sensuous Cindy”		John T. Kretchmer	James Crocker
			286		17	“Hunted”		Patrick Norris	Christopher Mack
		20	287		18	“Mr. Motivation”		Deran Sarafian	Teleplay by: Brent V. Friedman Story by: Steven Aspis
			288		19	“Sanctuary”		Patrick Norris	James Crocker
		27	289		20	“Future Trade”		Bob Balaban	Clyde Hayes
			290		21	“Found and Lost”		Vern Gillum	Teleplay by: Frederick Rappaport Story by: Bill Mumy
	December	11	291		22	“Gabe’s Story”		Allan Kroeker	Dusty Kay
			292		23	“Last Lap”		Brad Turner	Rob Hedden
2003	January	8	293		24	“The Path”		Jerry Levine	James Crocker
			294		25	“Fair Warning”		John T. Kretchmer	David Weddle & Bradley Thompson
	February	5	295		26	“Another Life”		Risa Bramon Garcia	Amir Mann & Brent V. Friedman
			296		27	“Rewind”		Kevin Bray	James Crocker
		12	297		28	“Tagged”		James Head	Story by: Charles Largent Teleplay by: Michael Angeli
			298		29	“Into the Light”		Lou Diamond Phillips	Moira Kirland Dekker
		19	299		30	“It’s Still a Good Life”		Allan Kroeker	Ira Steven Behr Based on characters created by: Jerome Bixby
			300		31	“The Monsters Are on Maple Street”		Debbie Allen	Teleplay by: Erin Maher & Kay Reindl Story by: Rod Serling
		26	301		32	“Memphis”		Eriq La Salle	Eriq La Salle
			302		33	“How Much Do You Love Your Kid?”		Allison Liddi-Brown	Michael Angeli
	April	2	303		34	“The Placebo Effect”		Jerry Levine	Teleplay by: Brent V. Friedman Story by: Rebecca Swanson
			304		35	“Cold Fusion”		Eli Richbourg	Ashley Edward Miller & Zack Stentz
		23	305		36	“The Pharaoh’s Curse”		Bob Balaban	Stephen Beck
			306		37	“The Collection”		John T. Kretchmer	Erin Maher & Kay Reindl
		30	307		38	“Eye of the Beholder”		David R. Ellis	Rod Serling
			308		39	“Developing”		Allison Liddi-Brown	Moira Kirland Dekker
	May	7	309		40	“The Executions of Grady Finch”		John Peter Kousakis	Teleplay by: Ira Steven Behr and Brent V. Friedman Story by: Frederick Rappaport
			310		41	“Homecoming”		Risa Bramon Garcia	Teleplay by: Michael Angeli Story by: Bradley Thompson & David Weddle
		21	311		42	“Sunrise”		Tim Matheson	Teleplay by: Frederick Rappaport Story by: Katrina Cabrera Ortega
			312		43	“Burned”		John T. Kretchmer	Seth Weisburst & Daniel Wolowicz