
Terry and Paul watch The Twilight Zone series in order and discuss each episode.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 400 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

This week Terry and Paul continue their Fun Sized Halloween fun by taking a look at episode of the animated series, Tales from the Cryptkeeper. Craig loves going to his favorite wax museum but finds out that it's about to change owners and will close... more
This week Terry and Paul continue along their Fun Size October with a look at a Goosebumps episode that stars Ryan Gosling aka Ryan Goose. Three teens go exploring where they shouldn't and find a camera that can take pictures of the future but not in... more
This week Terry and Paul start their Fun Sized month by talking about some younger leaning anthology shows with Are You Afraid of the Dark?'s The Tale of Laughing in the Dark. What could go wrong when you steal the nose off of animatronic clown that ... more
This week Terry and Paul start off on a new adventure with their coverage of the other Rod Serling anthology series, Night Gallery. They discuss the made for TV movie/pilot of the series with three stories involving greed, death, and paintings that s... more
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Great TZ podcast. The coverage of both the original and 80s series (and even the 2020s one?) is really well-done. The guys do their research, but also have a sense of humor about them.
Guys all have good chemistry and it’s fun reliving twilight zone and other anthologies with em
One of my favorite Twilight Zone podcasts, one of my favorite podcasts... period, I'm loving the '80s Twilight Zone coverage, I also love relistening to podcasts on a nightly basis as well, please keep the pods coming, thank you so much
One of my favorite Twilight Zone podcasts, one of my favorite podcasts... period, I'm loving the '80s Twilight Zone coverage, I also love relistening to podcasts on a nightly basis as well, please keep the pods coming, thank you so much
Love this podcast, I listen to every new episode and relisten to episodes every night, great coverage, funny and informative
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A discussion show built around a long-running science-fiction anthology series. Two hosts dissect each episode with a mix of critical analysis, production trivia, and personal anecdotes, pairing sharp takes on storytelling, casting, and era-specific context with candid banter and humor. Across episodes, they foreground themes like conformity, technology, social anxieties, and moral twists, often contrasting original and revival interpretations while linking to broader pop culture references. Notable is a consistent balance between reverence for the material and a willingness to challenge the stronger and weaker moments, making it engaging for both longtime fans and curious newcomers.
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