Tom Elliot tackles what may just be the most heart breaking Twilight Zone episode of them all. The Long Morrow.

Before The Long Morrow, there was The Gift of the Magi by O. Henry. Soon we take a look at the Twilight Zone episode, but first let's remind ourselves of that original story. From a 1965 release called Have a Happy Holiday, by Lorne Greene.

Tom Elliot stakes out the junction, to look out for Oliver Pope, a man with no conscience. But luckily, his car does in You Drive.

Ring A Ding! Tom takes another flight, but this time with Bunny Blake, the Ring A Ding Girl. But is this episode quite as light hearted as the title suggests? Tom Elliot finds out.

Join Tom Elliot on a series of interconnected nightmares, when you board a plane to take the seat that we've reserved for you... next to the wing.

Tony Albarella, Vice President of the Rod Serling Memorial Foundation and editor Nightmare at 20,000 Feet from Gauntlet Press joins Tom, to guide us through the dark skies of Richard Matheson's classic tale.

Tonight we take a look at one of Rod Serling’s early works - a radio broadcast from October 1953. The radio anthology It Happens To You, featuring The Human Comedy written by Rod Serling.

Tonight Tom Elliot watches the clock with an old friend from The Twilight Zone, Ed Wynn, who returns to the show in the episode Ninety Years Without Slumbering.

Tom Elliot talks to the author of The Twilight Zone Haiku, Ched Ellis Boykin about the evolution of the project and the upcoming audio version.

In the past we've covered his work on The Twilight Zone Companion and the Twilight Zone on blu ray, but tonight we look to the future as we take a deep dive on his passion project Space Command.

Tom Elliot takes a sip from the fountain of youth and emerges as a strapping young man to tell you about A Short Drink from a Certain Fountain.

Past and present collide when Tom Elliot bears witness to a Twilight Zone historical with a difference.

Tonight, Tom Elliot journeys to a distant planet to play third wheel to a pair of space-faring Robinson Crusoe's in the episode “Probe 7, Over and Out.”

Tom Elliot meets Barbara Polk, a woman who has spent her life caring for her cruel and abusive uncle Simon. But when Simon dies, Barbara discovers that he has left behind a legacy that is more than she bargained for. Join Tom as he explores the twisted tale of Uncle Simon, a story of family, inheritance and robotics in The Twilight Zone.

Tom Elliot wanders into the post apocalyptic wasteland of 1974, and he has a million questions for The Old Man in the Cave.

Rod Serling adapted The Old Man by Henry Slesar for The Twilight Zone as The Old Man in the Cave. Tom Elliot takes a look at the original story.

Tonight Tom Elliot meets Talky Tina, and he’d better be nice to her…

Tonight I'm joined by Zach Moore from the Always Hold On To Smallville Podcast to talk three unmade Season Five episodes that ended up being produced for Twilight Zone Radio. The stories are: Who Am I, Pattern For Doomsday and Gentlemen Be Seated.

Tonight we break format to look at two unmade Twilight Zones that ended up made on other shows. They are The Doll from Amazing Stories and Many Many Monkeys from the 80s Twilight Zone.

The shadow of a previous Twilight Zone looms large over this Season Five episode, but Tom Elliot investigates whether this one can pass the finish line.

In a change from our scheduled programming, time stands still for Tom Elliot in the Season Five episode, A Kind of a Stopwatch.