The Twilight Zone

May 11, 1962 A newlywed husband (Alex Nicol) refuses to give up his childhood home.

May 4, 1962 A ventriloquist (Cliff Robertson) believes his dummy is alive ... and is beginning to take over not just the act.

April 27, 1962 A visitor from outer space (Geoffrey Horne) tries to present a gift to a Mexican village that greets him only with suspicion.

April 13, 1962 A teller of tall tales (Andy Devine) attracts unwanted attention from aliens.

April 6, 1962 A fanatical one-man moral crusader (Theodore Bikel) decides to shrink those he deems evil to a height of two feet at four o'clock.

March 30, 1962 When two astronauts (Claude Akins, Joe Maross) land on a distant planet, one of them becomes a "God" to a race of tiny people.

March 23, 1962 A man (Richard Long) discovers that all traces of his identity have been erased when no one, including his own wife, recognizes him.

March 16, 1962 When a little girl (Tracy Stratford) disappears from her bedroom without a trace, her parents (Robert Sampson, Sarah Marshall) call their physicist friend (Charles Aidman) to help investigate her disappearance.

March 9, 1962 A fugitive (J. Pat O'Malley) from another world befriends a handicapped girl (Susan Gordon).

February 16, 1962 A cynical theater critic (Barry Morse) takes advantage of a player piano that reveals people's hidden selves.

February 9, 1962 The dispirited residents of a nursing home are urged by one of their number to believe that they can recapture their youth by playing a children's game.

February 2, 1962 The egotistic star (Larry Blyden) of a western TV series comes face to face with the real Jesse James (Arch Johnson).

January 26, 1962 A mountain man (Arthur Hunnicutt) goes hunting for raccoons with his dog. When he returns, he comes to realize that something is much changed.

January 19, 1962 A homeless man (Warren Stevens) literally walks into another life when he steals the shoes from a corpse.

January 12, 1962 Staging a fake nuclear war, a millionaire (Joseph Wiseman) offers shelter to three people (Katherine Squire, Trevor Bardette, Gage Clark) he believes wronged him in the past if they will only beg his forgiveness.

January 5, 1962 An elderly recluse (Gladys Cooper) facing imminent eviction refuses to allow anyone into her apartment, fearing that any visitor might be Death incarnate; her resolve is tested when a young police officer (Robert Redford) is seriously wounded outside her door.

December 29, 1961 During World War II, a U.S. lieutenant (Dean Stockwell) gets a unique opportunity to see the conflict from the Japanese point of view.

December 22, 1961 An Army major (William Windom), a clown (Murray Matheson), a hobo (Paul Wexler), a ballerina (Susan Harrison) and a bagpiper (Clark Allen) find themselves in a cylinder with no memory of how they got there.

December 15, 1961 A janitor (Buster Keaton) travels from 1890 to 1962, courtesy of a time helmet built by a scientist (Milton Parsons).

November 10, 1961 A former SS Captain (Oscar Beregi, Jr.) visits the now-deserted concentration camp he commanded where he is tried for his crimes by the ghosts of his prisoners.

October 27, 1961 A hired killer (Lee Marvin) is challenged to visit the grave of the outlaw (Dick Geary) who died swearing vengeance against him.

October 6, 1961 At the end of the American Civil War, wounded soldiers pass by the house of a woman (Joanne Linville)

September 29, 1961 An alert is issued for an imminent nuclear attack, prompting neighbors to unite against the physician (Larry Gates) whose bomb shelter has room enough only for his family.

September 15, 1961 Two soldiers, a man (Charles Bronson) and a woman (Elizabeth Montgomery), are the only inhabitants of a deserted city, and both are soldiers from opposing sides.

June 2, 1961 In a future totalitarian society, a librarian (Burgess Meredith) is declared obsolete and makes rather unusual requests to the Chancellor (Fritz Weaver) as to the manner of his execution.