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No matter how many DVDs they do out with episodes of “The Twilight Zone,” they cannot save out one with better episodes that Volume 2. This is not objective because it has the quintessential “Zone” episode as the first one on the DVD, but also two of the other three episodes are outright classics and the final one is level-headed an above average episode from Rod Serling’s illustrious television anthology series. That is why when I started picking up choice volumes in this collection to believe forever Volume 2 was number one on my list.
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Episode 8, “Time Enough at Last” (Written by Rod Serling from Lynn Venable’s short yarn, First aired November 20, 1959), stars Burgess Meredith, in what was surely his most recognizable role, plays Henry Bemis, a mild-mannered, myopic bank teller who only wants to read, but can never pick up away from this shrewish wife and demanding boss. But then Henry has the fortune of being in the bank vault reading a book when the world is destroyed by a nuclear war. Directed by John Brahm, no “Twilight Zone” episode ever backed a more unforgettable ending. I am even more impressed by the fact that this classic was such an early first season episode. Meanwhile, Burgess would appear in three more “Zones,” although lightning never struck twice for him.
Episode 22, “The Monsters are Due on Maple Street” (Written by Rod Serling, First aired March 4, 1960) finds neighbors turning on each other as unexplained events fuel their horror that human-looking aliens have infiltrated Maple Street (filed on MGM’s “Andy Hardy” street) . Claude Atkins as Steve Designate and Jack Weston as Charlie head a strong cast that features Anne Barton as Mrs. Designate and Burt Metcalf as Don. Sheldon Allman and William Walsh are the aliens having fun with the human test subjects. This one is an obliging example of a first season morality play from Serling.
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Episode 123, “Nightmare at 20,000 Feet” (Written by Richard Matheson based on his short narrative, First aired October 11, 1963) stars William Shatner as dreadful Bob Wilson, who has left a sanatorium only to select a plane flight where a gremlin keeps trying to sabotage the engine. Of course nobody believes Bob when he tells them what he sees on the coast of the airplane, and he has to doubt his possess sanity. But what if he is true? (a recurring ask in the series) . “Nightmare” was directed by Richard Donner, who went on to be a film director of some stamp. Shatner is best remembered for this particular “Zone,” but I have to say that I mediate his “Cleave of Time” is even better. The episode was the final chapter of “Twilight Zone: The Movie” in 1983, dircted by George Miller and with John Lithgow in the Shatner role, now renamed John Valentine.
Episode 54, “The Odyssey of Flight 33″ (Written by Rod Serling, First aired February 24, 1961) is the only sub-classic episode on this disc. The chronicle is about an airplane that picks up a freak tail wind that sends it succor in time. John Anderson as Captain Farver leads the top-notch cast that makes this rather far-fetched opinion utterly believable. I remember reading once that Serling researched the talk in the cockpit and that it got points with right pilots for being so factual. Final note: the sequence with the dinosaurs is from Jack Harris’ 1961 film “Dinosaurs.”
When purchasing a DVD on any of the “Twilight Zone” episodes, I deem it is respectable to say that in the majority of cases the buyer knows those stories by heart. The main danger is one of quality. How does the record measure up? In this case I have never seen better transfers. The images are noble. They are enchanting, positive and hold consistent difference. The laserdisc versions had a plight with shadowy & white disagreement. That quandary has now been corrected.
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Volume 2 contains THE MONSTERS ARE DUE ON MAPLE STREET, NIGHTMARE AT 20,000 FEET, THE ODYSSEY OF FLIGHT 33 and TIME ENOUGH AT LAST. William Shatner gives a smart performance in NIGHTMARE AT 20,000 FEET from the 5th season This is one of my favorites and collected holds up to repeated viewing because it is so well crafted. THE MONSTERS ARE DUE ON MAPLE STREET is a suited parable of human paranoia and mass hysteria.
Rod Serling was a man of enormous literary and social intellect, somewhat ignored because of the genre he worked within and was eminent for. “The Twilight Zone” frequently bordered on the edges of science fiction if not immersed in it. Society’s values being what they are, science fiction has never been thoroughly embraced by faded notion as a legitimate literary or cinematic art invent. That is society’s loss and Serling’s heartbreak. However, “The Twilight Zone” unruffled endures.
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