The Twilight Zone

Where the Light and the Dark of the ocean meet.

You mean the TV show? Some episodes didn't have morals. Some episodes seemed to imply "what goes around comes around." Some of them seemed to have political morals, implying what a government should or should not do. Some of them seemed to imply "crap happens."

Not exactly sure what you mean there. The Tower of Terror has had that damage for the reason of the ride. The ride is based on the Twilight Zone series, and starts out with a story of a family in an elevator that gets struck by lightning, causing it to drop down and kill all in it. The damage mark is for the attraction, making it look more life like, as if lightning really did strike it. If I'm not following please leave a message on my message board.

Absence of solar radiation and heat. It usually is colder at night, right?

The Twilight Zone lyrics by Golden Earring

Somewhere in a lonely hotel room

there's a guy starting to realize

That eternal fate has turned it's back on him

It's two a.m.

It's two a.m. the fear has gone

I'm sitting here waitin' the gun still warm

Maybe my connection is tired of taken chances

Yeah there's a storm on the loose sirens in my head

I'm wrapped up in silence all circuits are dead

I cannot decode

my whole life spins into a frenzy

Help I'm steppin' into the twilight zone

The place is a madhouse

Feels like being blown

My beacon's been moved under moon and star

Where am I to go

Now that I've gone too far

Help I'm steppin' into the twilight zone

The place is a madhouse

Feels like being blown

My beacon's been moved under moon and star

Where am I to go

Now that I've gone too far

Soon you will come to know

When the bullet hits the bone

Soon you will come to know

When the bullet hits the bone

I'm falling down a spiral

destination unknown

A double crossed Messenger

all alone

I can't get no connection

I can't get through

Where are you

Well the night weighs heavy on his guilty mind

This far from the borderline

And when the hitman comes

He knows damn well he has been cheated

And he says

Help I'm steppin' into the twilight zone

the place is a madhouse

Feels like being blown

My beacon's been moved under moon and star

Where am I to go

Now that I've gone too far

Help I'm steppin' into the twilight zone

The place is a madhouse

Feels like being blown

My beacon's been moved under moon and star

Where am I to go

Now that I've gone too far

Soon you will come to know

When the bullet hits the bone

Soon you will come to know

When the bullet hits the bone

When the bullet hits the bone

(Musical interlude)

Help I'm steppin' into the twilight zone

The place is a madhouse

Feels like being blown

My beacon's been moved under moon and star

Where am I to go

Now that I've gone too far

Help I'm steppin' into the twilight zone

The place is a madhouse

Feels like being blown

My beacon's been moved under moon and star

Where am I to go

Now that I've gone too far

Soon you will come to know

When the bullet hits the bone

Soon you will come to know

When the bullet hits the bone

Soon you will come to know

When the bullet hits the bone

Soon you will come to know

When the bullet hits the bone

When the bullet hits the bone uh-huha

When the bullet hits the bone

When the bullet hits the bone uh-huha

When the bullet hits the bone

When the bullet hits the bone uh-huha

When the bullet hits the bone

When the bullet hits the bone uh-huha

When the bullet hits the bone

The series "Twilight Zone" ran from 1959 to 1964 and was hosted by Rod Serling. He was the narrator for all 156 episodes. There was a remake called "The Twilight Zone" which ran from 1985 to 1989. Charles Aidman was the narrator from 1985 to 1987. Robin Ward did the narrating for 1988 and 1989.

The Tower of Terror is located in the Sunset Boulevard section of Disney's Hollywood Studios. When you enter the park, turn left at the end of Hollywood Boulevard (before the Sorcerer's Hat). The Tower of Terror is at the very end of this area.

Oh, dude, Rod Serling famously said, "You're traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind." It's like the opening line to "The Twilight Zone," setting up all the weird and wild stuff that's about to go down. So, if you're ever feeling like you've entered a strange new world, just remember, you might have crossed over into... the Twilight Zone.

No, it's based on the ride at DisneyWorld. It's no more a true story than any of the other movies that are based on DisneyWorld rides (The Haunted Mansion and Pirates of the Caribbean).

you want to know what the gestapo guys were saying as well dont ye?, lol

The late Rod Serling (December 25, 1924 - June 28, 1975) created The Twilight Zone.

Rod Serling is the creator of the series the Twilight Zone, but several different people wrote episodes.

In the ride's story, the elevator drops 13 stories. The full drop is actually 155 feet (about the height of 15 stories).
13 stories

The animals that live in the disphotic zone are adapted to life in near darkness, cold water and high pressure. Many of the animals in this zone have large eyes, helping them see in the nearly dark waters. Most are small, dark and thin (to help camouflage them). Many have large teeth and jaws.

I believe it is called epusculo or something like that.

Inner Zone Journey was created in 2010.

Not Twilight Zone, it was The Outer Limits series. The episode is called "Tempests". I saw this years ago and found it very unsettling.

The episode was called grandma/Gramma .

I don't know about the above answer, but you might also be thinking of an old Alfred Hitchcock television episode called, "Poison". Both series, done around the same time, have that same nostalgic, black and white film look; so it's easy to confuse the two. Especially if it has been some time since you've seen the episode you're thinking of. It was about a man who awakes to find that a poisonous snake has just slipped into the bed with him, and coils up on his stomach under the bedding. He is then forced to remain perfectly still for hours until a, somewhat questionable, friend arrives to help him with his dilemma.

Crisis in the Hot Zone was created in 1992.

Rod Serling was a screen writer , a paratrooper with the 11th Airborne Division where he fought in the Philippines where he was awarded the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star .

He was an inveterate smoker . He won critical acclaim for his screenplay "Requiem for a Heavyweight". So on and so forth . . .

Wikipedia still has his biography online ; see related link below .

You may enter all rides free. It's included in park admission.

It was called "A kind of a Stopwatch". It was the 4th show of season 5, Episode #124. Original air date was October 18, 1963.

It sounds like you're talking about "Eye of the Beholder" which wasoriginally titled "The Private World of Darkness." That is a Twilight Zone episode.

Yes, he was in two episdoes: "The Dummy" and "A Hundred Yards Over the Rim."

Hold on to your (garrison) hat! Bob Crane was never in Twilight Zone, But I think Colonel Klink - his German Army counterpart was. He played ( switched uniforms here) a very nervous in the service- Submarine Commander haunted by slave laborers tapping on the hull to imitate depth charges!

One can find the episode 'Button, Button' from The Twilight Zone series on a number of websites. Some of these include YouTube, Web Crawler, and TV Muse.