The Twilight Zone

If you mean Twilight Saga, then Breaking Dawn

One, possibly two episodes dealt with aircraft mishaps or near mishaps that could have involved- Douglas aircraft ( such as Dc-3) but not the actress Donna Douglas of Ella May in Beverly Hillbillies.

I'm not sure, but I know there was a show, also with Rod Serling's Night Gallery, tha featured a song by Jerry Wallace, 'If you leave me tonight, I'll cry, that was playing on a juke box, that kept skipping and playing over and over again... great song... hope this helps, if not good luck...

No , he was never on the series .

Willoughby- He thinks it is an obsolete town- it turns out to be the name of a Funeral Parlor- is seen on the side of a Hearse that picks up his body! typical of the morbid humor occasionally indulged in in Twilight Zone. I recall this episode as I am a railroad buff, and it did involve the Railroad.

The spaceship has a similar shape but the two props are not the same . (I could be mistaken but after viewing both episodes I would say that the two were distinct from each other .)

It's because Pengiuns have a certain deformity known as 'Unabletolookatmyself' disease. It's common in most pengiuns and it has a low chance of appering in Humans and other Mammals. They eat it in the twlight zone because it is darker there and no one can see. Pengiuns can be easily embarassed as Fluffy Bunnies can. They only do this in the Deep in Hull because that is the other zoo enclosure with a Twlight Zone.

The Twilight zone is a zone underwater that is beneath the Sunlight zone.

It has more water pressure than the sunlight zone ,the surface of the ocean,

and has less light.

not much

Time Enough at Last .

Rod Serling covered a wide range of issues such as racism, gambling, the power of the state, the perception of beauty, Darwinism, and human social structures.

The original Twilight Zone did not have an episode where there were segments of colour .

If Kevin Campbell played in an episode of 'The Twilght Zone' he was uncredited .

Twilight zone has three meanings: 1. now obsolete concept in planetary astronomy that the Planet mercury had a presumably habitable (twilight zone) between its Hot and brightside and Cold Nightsides- and this was a possibly life abode. the concept assumed that Mercury did not rotate. It has since been found out Mercury does rotate but is too hot to support known life- as was long known. 2. an oceanographic term relating to how far down sunlight is visible in the ocean for visibility purposes of Marine life such as fish. The answer,. as with anything weather-oriented is a variable and not a constant. finally- the popular science-ficiton and fantasy show hosted by Rod Serling. It has been argued he got his pen name from the popular Drug Store at Journal Square , the Silver Rod, and inverted it-Rod Sterling= hence Serling, maybe Sterling optical got after him!

There are lots of animals for like Gulper eel, Tripod fish, angelfish, Angler fish.. Got it>>

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Different animals live in the Twilight Zone, such as algae, coelacanths, copepods, crabs, ctenophores, dinoflagellates, dragonfish, fangtooth, gulper eel, hatchet fish, hydrozoans, medusas, lantern fish, octopi and more. Bioluminescent animals also live down there.

Sperm whales.

In the first series of the show, first aired in 1959, The Twilight Zone consisted of five seasons and 156 episodes. The revival of the show in 1985, often called The New Twilight Zone, ran for only three seasons. Finally, the third The Twilight Zone series, broadcast on the UPN during the 2002 season appeared for only one season of 44 episodes, before being sent into syndication.

The original Twilight Zone series ran for six seasons on CBS in the United States. The show debuted in 1959 and ran until June 1964. A revival of the show aired from 1985 until 1989 and a second revival lasted only one year (2002-2003).

The little girl was played by Shari Lee Bernath, a child star of the late 1950's and early 1960's. That's all I can find out about her; she may have left acting in the 1960's. Tom Bailey Springfield, MO

I think its called the living doll That is not a Twilight Zone episode but a Night Gallery one. To see if something that you remember is a Twilight Zone may I recommend the book The Twilight Zone Companion 2nd Edition (copyright 1982, 1989) By Marc Scott Zicree.

No , Rod Serling was the show's only host throughout the run of the series .

I think so

You unlock this door with the key of imagination. Beyond it is another dimension: a dimension of sound, a dimension of sight, a dimension of mind. You're moving into a land of both shadow and substance, of things and ideas; you've just crossed over into the Twilight Zone . ~ Rod Serling

The title derives in part from an obsolete astronomical concept that between the scorching brightside and frigid dark side of Mercury, there was a sort of girdle-shape inhabitable zone called the twilight zone- which may have influenced the TV show concept. 2. it was one of very few series TV shows that did not have, except for the host, Mr. Serling, any continuing characters, Plots thus gravitated toward the morbid.

yes beceause sharks can move from zone to zone

The late DeForest Kelley (1920-1999) never appeared on The Twilight Zone series .