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Followed by
Remade as
Spun-off from
This time travel episode served as the first pilot for Rod Serling's "Twilight Zone."
Referenced in
Gwen says "Welcome to the Twlight Zone" when they arrive on the Temple Planet.
Mentioned by Wallace and Serling.
Roger tells Kay and Carol that when Wilbur goes into the barn it's like he's in The Twilight Zone because he speaks to animals as though they were human.
When discussing this episode's events, Dobie refers to Rod Serling.
The Japanese agent thinks Jack Benny is in the Twilight Zone.
Show title mentioned in title
Gilbert remarks that Beaver's bizarre situation "is kinda like The Twilight Zone, with that guy Rod Serling".
Herbert T. Gillis describes Maynard's transformation as "kinda like the Twilight Zone."
Wilbur says that visiting Miss Dooley's house is like entering The Twilight Zone.
When Otis gets confused about Barney being in locked in the jail cell instead of him, he says "I must be in 'The Twilight Zone''
Sally mentions the show by name.
Rob mentions the show by name.
Blooper of Rod Serling flubbing an introduction
Darrin says he feels like he's in the Twilight Zone
Mr, Drysdale says "Jethro would feel right at home in the Twilight Zone."
referenced by Bob Crane's character
A female character says "It's like something from 'Star Trek' or 'The Twilight Zone'".
When a computer error pronounces Archie dead, Mike suggests, "Or maybe you're in the Twilight Zone, and you really are dead!" Mike and Gloria then hum the Twilight Zone theme.
The series is referenced by one of the characters.
"I saw a thing about it on 'Twilight Zone'."
The narrator is a Rod Serling sound-alike and mentions "The Erogenous Zone" in the opening narration.
Starsky says their vacation has been a twilight zone from the word go.
Dan Aykroyd tries to end the sketch with no ending with his Rod Serling impersonation
A police officer notes that "It's like the Twilight Zone out here tonight."
Florida says she feels in a twilight zone
The driving instructor warns his student that anything can be lurking around corners, just like in the Twilight Zone.
When coming into the normally hopping Friday night streets of Bishop and finding them totally deserted, B.J wonders, "Is this the Twilight Zone or somethin'?"
a man says he doesn't believe in 'The Twilight Zone' "
Bill mentions this series
mentioned in dialogue
Referenced in Hitler in heaven
The theme song is hummed on the group's first hunt through the backyard for the creature causing noise.
Bill mentions the title.
Cindy mentions the title.
Apart from three of its sequences being remakes of three episodes and one referencing a fourth, the characters in the prologue hum the show theme and discuss it in general.
Norm mentions having watched the show.
Standish hums the theme song
Reference in a $400 clue in the category "4-Letter Words"
Mentioned by name
Richard says that he feels it was like in "The Twilight Zone" when he found the money.
Shelley says, "We are now entering The Twilight Zone."
The bellhop mentions the title.
After being surprised to see his office reproduced down to the smallest detail, Steele remarks that he wouldn't be surprised to see Rod Serling. This remark is then followed by roll played on the bongos.
Mentioned by Hannibal
The title of the episode is a take on the tv series.
In a couple of scenes, Cooler impersonates Rob Serling and announces situations in "The Pound Puppy Zone". Theme music from the Twilight Zone is heard.
Mentioned in Alf's Song for Lynn
Rip hums the theme song upon entering the cabin.
theme heard
For a moment Jonathan thinks he's in the Twilight Zone
Mentioned by Fixer.
Professor Beckmeyer says of a strange discovery he feels "Rod Serling could appear at any moment."
Mentioned by Jaimie's TV obsessed patient
At Disneyland's Main Street USA, Dick Van Dyke asks the Seven Dwarfs where they are and Grumpy remarks that it "feels like the Twilight Zone"
Jessie mentions that Stella has turned her life into a bad episode of The Twilight Zone.
Mary Jo and Charlene hum the theme song.
Theme music is heard towards the end of the episode.
mentioned in dialogue
Don sings the theme to the Twilight Zone.
Title reference.
Mentioned in dialogue.
Mentioned in dialogue
When the Ripley boys see the twins for the first time, the Twilight Zone theme plays as the camera zooms in on the Craig girls' faces. Dan Aykroyd (Roman Craig) was in "Twilight Zone: The Movie".
Gonzo and Kermit recite the intro
Wendell compares the town to a cross between "Happy Days" and "The Twilight Zone."
Servo: "When does the part come when William Shatner looks out on the wing and sees the monster?"
Fletch hums the zone theme while in the swamp
Al mentions this series
When Bob and Cindy are backing out of the driveway, Buck plays the theme from "The Twilight Zone" on the piano.
The theme song plays when Kevin imagines a "Zone" scene about a match problem with a lemonade.
Zack says, "I think we've just entered 'The Twilight Zone.'"
mentioned in dialogue
One of the programmes in 'Remote Control'
Towards the very end when Joey is telling Larry that he is crazy; he says, "You came into the Twilight Zone".
mentioned in dialogue
Rick hums the theme
Crow: "There's a man on the wing of the plane!"
Lisa says, "We have just entered 'The Twilight Zone.'"
Crow: "Must be a 'Twilight Zone' episode."
A policeman feels the case could be straight from this show because of its seemingly supernatural nature.
"Are you sure this isn't the Twilight Zone?"
Babs says, "You have entered 'The Plucky Zone.'"
When he and Parker discover the secret radio broadcasting room, which is covered in cobwebs, Mikey says, "Rod Serling time!"
Mentioned by name.
Mentioned by Phil Cool
Ms Trent says "Is this the Twilight Zone? Where is Rod Sterling"
Parker volunteers to "break out my 'Twilight Zone' with Robert Redford."
"New concept: Twilight Zone prom."
When the Babysitter reveals her true (evil) nature, the Twilight Zone theme is heard.
Mentioned
Poster in Parker Central
As he enters the guidance counselor's office, Parker says, "I'm about to enter 'The Beetle Juice Zone.'"
Mentioned by title
Kubiac begins his oral report on pizza by saying, "I would like to take you on a journey not of sight or sound but of mouth."
Parker's dad says that his wife is "always blowing the endings on 'Twilight Zone's!"
Joel: "That classic 'Twilight Zone,' where he was the little boy who could wish people into the cornfield"
Harold compares the lake being magnetized to an episode of this show and hums the show's theme
Crow (as Rod Serling): Submitted for your approval, a salesman who has no car.
Mentioned in the conversation at the end
Nancy says, "My gadget sent them to 'The Twilight Zone'!"
Hal says, "What am I, in 'The Twilight Zone' here?"
Joel: "I've entered 'The Twilight Zone'!"
When Al says he's doomed, you can hear the Music from "The Twilight Zone"
Alex says that she watched an episode of "The Twilight Zone" that included goat people.
Screenshot in scene
Crow: "Do not adjust your dryer. We control your air plug."
Mentioned by name
Brighton mock Grace using the variation of the opening Rod Serling monologue.
Makes reference to a flickering light as being something out of "The Twilight Zone".
Timmy begins his video camera narration by saying, "Submitted for your approval."
Title reference and referred to (misquoted)
The person on the phone with the Producer says The Magic School Bus is more like The Twilight Zone based on what they showed.
Genie remarks "Twilight Zone" after quoting Iago twice.
Servo: Maybe this is the doorway to another dimension.
Doll hums theme song twice.
Mike (as a character enters a vault): "Burgess Meredith is in there, reading."
A character mentions it
One of the characters Duckman turns into when he's hooked up to the TV transmitting device is Rod Serling.
Show in episode based on
Slappy meets a William Shatner caricature on the plane who screams, "There's something on the wing!"
Homer's line "This is just like that twilighty show about that zone"
The "Twilight Zone" theme is heard when Amanda is shocked to see the picture that she believes is of herself.
Alan says he realizes his account must sound like something out of "The Twilight Zone".
Melanie says, "I'm in 'The Twilight Zone'!"
Tex mentions that talking to Archie Ellis was like entering the Twilight Zone.
There is an overt reference in the musical score to the famous incidental music of Twilight Zone.
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror is shown
"Is this like The Twilight Zone or what?"
Peter asks Assumpta whether he is in The Twilight Zone.
Mentioned by Lewis
The street name "Maple" is prominently displayed in one shot
Kevin mentions spending all his sick days watching a Twilight Zone marathon.
Martin says he is in "The Twilight Zone"
Billy called his situation a Christmas episode of The Twilight Zone.
Mentioned by the psychiatrist.
Fran says that her version of The Zone Diet is more like The Twilight Zone.
Mentioned by name
"You are now suspended in time and space." Mike: "A dimension not of sight and sound but of mind"
Crow: A dimension not of sight or sound but of crap.
"Got any of those Twilight Zoners?"
The character Mary mentions the Twilight Zone.
The Lost City guardian imitates Rod Serling's speech used to introduce the show.
"This is like 'The Twilight Zone'!"
The theme music plays during one dream sequence.
Robert picks up a book about the show in the bookstore.
"...damn Twilight Zone"
Captain Everton: "And no more of this Twilight Zone stuff."
Referenced by name
When the toys are climbing on the rope in the elevator shaft, a few strains of music from the Twilight Zone episode "Five Characters In Search of an Exit" can be heard in the background. That episode was also the inspiration for the "Toy Story" films.
Skinner asks Mulder about "Intensify our search where? The Twilight Zone?"
Nick says, "It's like being in 'The Twilight Zone.'"
Neil does his own version of the Twilight Zone intro
The series the Twilight Zone is mentioned when Larry says "Imagine a world without pillows, like a Twilight Zone episode!".
Crow (as Rod Serling): "Submitted for your approval: a salesman who has no car."
Paul Daniels says "Welcome to the Lincoln, The Twilight Zone, phones do not work."
Kevin at the beach says, "It's like we're in the Twilight Zone"
Homer says that he's going to run a marathon, and Marge replies, "You get exhausted watching 'The Twilight Zone' marathon."
referenced by Bob Gale
mentioned in dialogue
Lorelai says that the morning has a Twilight Zone feel.
Michael mentions the show.
The name of the town is Willoughby
Opening scene, OW Grant's line upon entering I-60
Kids mock TZ narrator "a land where cell phones don't work" while entering town
The Twilight zone Tower of Terror is inspired by The Twilight Zone.
Goth Guy quotes from Twilight Zone opening in reference to Johnny's ability
a guy says that this is one of his favorite TV shows
Flippantly reciting Buffy's list of warnings, Dawn includes, "Tp Serve Man is a cookbook," a direct allusion to the classic Twilight Zone episode.
Trip remarks that T'Pol's story is like "an old episode of The Twilight Zone."
Derek: "You're struttin' around in the Twilight Zone."
Mentioned in dialogue
Upon learning that Jasmine's price for peace is eating humans, he says, "To Serve Man. It's To Serve Man all over again," referencing the classic Twilight Zone story.
Howard mentions that Michael Baytes starred in an episode of the show.
Show within a show, "The Scary Door" is a parody of this show. It's logo can be seen in this episode and is a take off of the Twilight Zone's logo.
Like the Simpsons show, many of the horror elements are in homage to the Twilight Zone
"UHF" contains the line, "We control the horizontal. We control the vertical, too."
"You're still an honorary citizen of The Twilight Zone."
"The Twilight Zone" is mentioned by name in the Harold and Kumar movie.
Frank Dixon (Stanley Tucci) talks to one of his subordinates about how good The Twilight Zone is.
Mentioned by Keith
Someone hums the theme from "the Twilight Zone."
At one point late in the film, the Jamie Fox taxi-driver character says, "This whole night has been like an episode of 'Twilight Zone'."
Mentioned once
"Twilight Zone-y"
The host of the show, Rod Swirling, is a parody of Rod Serling
Harry Bromley Davenport compares the title of "Xtro" to the name "The Twilight Zone".
(after something weird happens) "I'll just have Rod Serling wait on the couch."
Scotty has a book called "The Twilight Zone Companion"
Still photos are shown and the title is mentioned.
"Now I'm in the...'Twilight Zone.'"
Book "To Serve Lemur" held up while screaming "its a cookbook" reference to Twilight Zone episode "To serve Man"
mentioned in newspaper film review
"It's like we just stepped into 'The Twilight Zone'."
"It was like something out of The Twilight Zone."
Mentioned by Ethan Thomas in court
Garry says, "For crying out loud, we're back in the Twilight Zone!"
referenced in documentary
"What the hell are we talking about here, 'The Twilight Zone' or something?"
correct response in Final Jeopardy! round
"I even got one of those really wonderful spinning spirals like The Twilight Zone"
In "What You Own" Roger&Mark reference life in America like "a Twilight Zone"
"This ain't the...Twilight Zone."
When Doug returns he tells others about bunch of abandoned cars he saw. He says "It was like The Twilight Zone".
Referenced on Vincent Price's Thanksgiving special
Mentioned by Jack Canfield (who also mimics the title music).
Referenced by name
Booker T. says he feels like he is in the Twilight Zone walking by Paul Burchill in his pirate gimmick, Eugene, and Gene Snitsky sucking Mae Young's toes,
Jeff mentions "The Twilight Zone" in his act.
Joey Styles says, "It's like Raw has entered the Twilight Zone" regarding the weird interaction between Mickie James dressed as Trish Stratus and Trish Stratus dressed as Mickie James.
mentioned by Dean
Mentioned by Jack in front of the movie theater.
Guy jokingly says the opening lines to this show after seeing something strange
Mentioned by name
Alan Howarth mentions it.
Reviewed by Brooker.
"If this is going to get all 'Twilight Zone', tell me now."
"Twilight Zone-like"
"Very 'Twilight Zone'."
line: "...there's a signpost up ahead...you've entered the Twilight Zone."
"Twilight Zone" mentioned
The title appears in a montage.
Shawn mentions it.
line: "Oh dear Mother of God, say this is not gonna be another trip into the Twilight Zone"
"It's like the Twilight Zone"
Theme song hummed when talking about aliens
Peter asks Brian if he's ever seen an episode of this show.
(after something strange happens) "Is this when Rod Serling shows up?"
"It's like a living Twilight Zone" (song lyrics)
Peggy says that she doesn't like the show.
Mentioned by Homer
Open reference by a character
Referenced by name
Chuck says, "Unless we're in 'The Twilight Zone' now . . ."
mentioned in dialogue
mentioned in dialogue
"This is like a total 'Twilight Zone'"
Introduction scene reference to Twilight zone opening
Bill make reference to this TV show by name.
Mentioned in dialogue by Scott.
"How 'Twilight Zone-ish is this for you?"
mentioned by Sidney
mentioned in dialogue
Corey Feldman as ALLEN references the series in the film
The Nostalgia Critic says Howard the Duck's world looks like an episode of "The Twilight Zone" that began with the twist ending.
a man accidently calls 'Twilight' 'The Twilight Zone'
mentioned by Sonny
Liz says she feels like she's in a episode of the show.
Chuck says that "'Twilight Zone' marathons" are an essential part of Christmas at the Bartowskis'.
Helen hums the television show's theme music.
Bridget says that when she saw Barbi's house, she thought, "Am I in the Twilight Zone?"
Tom McLoughlin mentions it.
Sean Locke's buzzer plays the show's theme tune.
"We're in the Twilight Zone, people."
Mentioned once.
Light Bulb says, "That sounds like something from The Twilight Zone."
mentioned by Drama
A Twilight Zone pinball game was shown.
DiNozzo jokes to Ducky, in a Shatner -- broken -- speech -- impression, "There's something on the wing... some... thing...", recalling the classic William Shatner episode of Twilight Zone, "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet"
Ben says he feels like he is in the Twilight Zone.
Plot elements of a man locked inside a bank vault and reading "David Copperfield" are taken from the episode "Time Enough at Last"
Robert Englund mentions it.
Same Name puzzle "The Twilight & Loading Zone"
The in-game television show "Night Springs".
Garcia mentions the show by name.
Amy Poehler's opening monologue/dream sequence includes a "Twilight Zone"-like introduction.
Title mentioned by Lois to Clark in the car at the beginning
Rod Serling is a pioneer of science fiction television with "The Twilight Zone".
Elvira mentions that she tried the Twilight Zone Diet.
mentioned by Sam
Bobo creates a robot duplicate of himself. A robot duplicate was used in Twlight Zone "I Sing the Body Electric." Also Robo Bobo tells the zoo evos "We'll sing the body electric."
Talking about the Stab movies
After the credits, something flat (a computer screen) floats away from the viewer as a robotic eyeball drifts forward in space, referencing the opening of The Twilight Zone.
Cookbook "To Serve Man" in Verushka's flashback
Opening credits are done in the style of those on "The Twilight Zone"
The Watcher says: You're traveling through another dimension
mentioned in dialogue
The U.S. Air Force's operation in the film is titled Walking Distance after what J. J. Abrams stated to be his favorite Twilight Zone episode in a 2009 interview with TIME Magazine
Impossible Man impersonates Rod Serling 'You have entered The Negative Zone'
Linkara somewhat subtly hints at the TZ comic he will review next time, and the theme music is heard.
"He's entering the Twilight Zone I guess, I don't know why."
James mentions this show.
Linkara does a Rod Serling style narration
When Walter talks about being in England and meeting someone who speaks English with a British accent, he says, "I felt like I was in the Twilight Zone!"
mentioned in dialogue
Ramon mentions the show by name.
Jill says, "I feel like I'm in the Twilight Zone!"
Kristen Bell relays a story of an incident that made her feel like she was in the Twilight Zone.
One character describes a crime scene as "downright 'Twilight Zone'."
Featured in
Title reference.
This is the show that the family watches the first night in the house.
"The Twilight Zone" theme can be heard as Jazz changes TV channels.
Clips from this show are in this special
Clips from this show are used in this special
"The Twilight Zone" is #26.
Makes the countdown, is talked about.
A clip is featured
Footage of this television program is shown.
This film is featured in this episode.
Episodes from this tv show were featured.
The title screen for this show is featured.
The opening of this show was featured during an old 'Miller Time' segment.
Clips are shown
Theme plays over title card.
Spoofed in
Rob has an alien invasion nightmare and wonders if he's "In the Twilo Zone."
Spoofed in 'Twilite Zone' skit
Spoofed in Twilight Zone Skit
Spoofed as "The Dating Zone"
Twilite Pink uses the basic premise of The Twilight Zone, complete with Rod Serling sound-alike.
Henry does a Rod Serling impersonation.
Twilight Pink II uses the basic premise of The Twilight Zone, complete with Rod Serling sound-alike
When Gary and Wyatt hack into the Air Force computer, we see a clock, E=MC2, and an eye on the monitor, which is the same as the Twilight Zone opening credits.
Serling-style voiceover at the beginning and end of "California Girls," mentioning that the characters are heading into "The Sunlight Zone."
Title reference, and Baby Gonzo sings the theme music.
The tone of the episode, and the narrator, are meant to parody this series.
Porn take-off on sci-fi anthology series.
Title and partial plot for "The Lasagna Zone"
Scene with Paul as Rod Serling.
Porn treatment of specific "Twilight Zone" plot.
The whole episode is a take from the hit thriller series.
The entire episode spoofs "The Twilight Zone."
Spoofed by Babs and Buster in a host segment
A scene titled "Parental Memory Zone" is a spoof of "The Twilight Zone"
The Animaniacs parody the opening sequence to this show on a train, the floating objects on a black background can be seen in the window.
When first going into the file sorting game, Rathbone's dialog spoofs the opening dialog from the show, saying you've entered "The File Sorting Zone"
"Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" is referenced when Ace repeatedly pulls the airplane window curtain open and then closes it. Ace imitates Bob Wilson (William Shatner) by saying "There's someone on the wing! Some... THING!".
Impossible Man does a narration like Rod Serling and hums the theme song.
In the black and white opening sequence, Phil Hartmann impersonates Rod Serling and introduces the viewers to "The Caroline Zone".
Charlie does an impression of Rod Serling as the Narrator of the Twilight Zone, but his opening lines copy those of The Outer Limits.
In the opening sequence, Homer appears as a jack-in-the-box, which is from an earlier Halloween episode that spoofs the "It's a Good Life" episode of "The Twilight Zone."
The entire episode spoofs the twilight zone series
Rod Serling appears in the episode to give a typical exposition seen on the show.
The Scary Door is a parody of this show.
"Me, Myself and I" spoofs the show
The mailman, trapped under a car, begins to read a "Twilight Zone" magazine but breaks his glasses - spoofing the "Time Enough at Last" episode of the series.
Show within the show "The Scary Door" spoofs this show.
The theme music plays when Sarah eats French fries from Joey's plate.
the opening sequence is a shot-for-shot parody complete with dated special effects and similar music.
A segment of the concert is called "The Onyx Zone,"
A spoof of Rod Serling's narration
This episode opens with a look at "The Billy Zone", complete with a Rod Serling-type narrator
At the beginning the two kids spoof the opening speech of The Twilight Zone.
"The Scary Door"
the 1st segment is very similar to the Living Doll episode of the Twilight Zone
The "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" episode is spoofed in a segment with Jude Law as the frantic airline passenger.
When turning on the TV in the lumber yard, a show called "Night Springs" comes on, a parody of "The Twilight Zone." It parodies the mood, story style, and even Rod Serling as the narrator.
Show watched within the show is a parody of The Twilight Zone.
Spoofed throughout the entire season, also the first segment 'The Penal Zone' refers to it.
parody of the classic series
The opening spoofs the intro of this show, and Critic does an impersonation of Rod Serling
Characters watch "The Scary Door", which is a spoof of this show.
Linkara does a brief narration in Rod Serling's style, complete with impersonation



