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What is your basis of the printed comment that the Season 2 opening was used on repeats of Season 1? That is not my recollection going all the way back to 1960.

Black and white Twilight Zone RULES THE WORLD... color Twilight Zone isn't COOL because it's not in BLACK AND WHITE... BLACK ⚫ ◼ ⬛ ♟ ▪ ✒ AND WHITE is SCARYYYYY!!!!!!! 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱🤓

Lumic is wrong.

1:48 - What edit of The Five Doctors is this?

0:45 - You can’t break through the field, you know!

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I love Twilight Zone. The original is the best but also the 80's Twilight Zone is the second best

3:54 - YEET!!!

that 2000s series didn't have the haunting feeling of the others, but I kinda like it all the same.

Am I the only one who finds these a bit disturbing, like the music..?

Nah but why is the 2002 version so good but so bad at the same time😭

1985- 1989 Intro was by far the best one!!

The original season 1 opening will always be the best imo.

Correct me if I’m wrong but didn’t davros or missy say that when dalek get old or damage enough that get set to the sewer and even when they blow up the flesh is still alive so that means every dalek that explode mean there in many pieces still “alive”

Happy Dalek Wednesday! #DalekWednesdays Dalek Wednesdays❤‍🔥

Went STRAIGHT TO BED when this ended every Friday night

Fun Fact: The intro sequence at 2:36 was also used in Disney's Hollywood Studios Version of The Twilight Zone's Tower of Terror Ride at Disney World from 1994.

4:37 Twilight Zone theme (as performed by KoЯn)

I liked the gun sound effects from master plan

the 2002 one does not sound twilight zone at all

The 2000s one is the best one lmao

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3:10 it still pisses me off that because the director ignored a shit ton of warnings, 3 people, 2 children lost their lives making this movie in an easily preventable accident

2000s Twilight Zone makes this show looks like something it’s not and is such a product of its time

3:50 UndustFixation brought me here

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The BEST reboot is, for me, the 1985 one (with Harlan Ellison as the creative consultant what wasn't to love?). That one stayed true to Rod Serling's vision in my opinion.

1985 Twilight zone gave me the creeps!!!!!!!!

Season Two 1960-1960 is the best

The Five Doctors is a Cyber-bloodbath!

They could have easily just reused The Twilight Zone movie intro as the opening for the 80’s series but they went with something different which still kept the eeriness and mystique of the original series, hats off to them.

PLEASE remove the overdubbed music...

Best one 2:40 1963-1964 perfect

You forgot 10’s!

2002 sucked

You missed the part where jack gets shot by the supreme Dalek in journeys end part 2 , and when the tenth doctor also gets shot in journeys end part 1

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3:47 my favorite.

As iconic as the following season openings from the OG show were, (nothing beats that electric guitar riff!). But the original season one opening with the monologue about how little we know about the vastness of Space and the limitless potential of our imagination. The imagery really is what spooks me. The thick mist clears from our view as we descend to a eerie and stark landscape of monoliths casting sharp and uncanny shadows away from the horizon as they are lit from an unseen source of light. An unseen source that we are fast approaching. The horizon then fades to a mysterious and foreboding cavern, hovering there questioningly before we reach for the stars and enter our destination: The Twilight Zone.

All cyberman deaths part 3/3 (deaths: 163 out of 163, some deaths not accounted for.) Deaths 83-98: jimmy’s last brain blast, biggest mercy kill in entire series Death 99:fell into Dante’s inferno Death 100: overkill supreme Deaths 101-102: exterminated Death 103: brain blast (electro boogaloo edition) Deaths 104-105: exterminated Deaths 106-107: blown from behind (😳) Deaths 109-110: exterminated Deaths 111-114: betrayed by Gandalf wanna-be. Deaths 115-119: forced brain blast Death 120: “my chest hurts” Deaths 121-128: hated opera Death 129: fell victim to sigma Rory moment Deaths 130-133: died from James corden cringe Deaths 134-135: overkill strikes again Death 136-137: 🤯 Death 138: “ouch” Death 139: goodbye, old friend Death 140: electric boogaloo Death 141:got shot I guess. Deaths 142-144: the three stooges face their demise Deaths 145-146: “I just wanted an autograph” Death 147-148: “the imposter emerges.” Death 149: tried to be a hero Deaths 150-152: blown up Death 153:”nice shot” Death 154: blown away Death 155: died to crap cgi Deaths 156-162: exploded Death 163: back ache. The end of this series.

All cyberman deaths part 2/3 (deaths:82 out of 163, some deaths not accounted for.) Death 42: huge explosion Deaths 43-47:lightning bolted Death 48:idiot savant. Death 49: strike! Your out. Death 50:”not the screwdriver!” Death 51:”oh dear, I seem to have blown up” Death 52:didn’t learn stop drop and roll. Death 53-54:zip-zapped! Death 55:friendly fired into oblivion Death 56:friendly fire menace Death 57:”noooooooooo” Deaths 58-62: the return of the arrows.” Death 63: shot by arrow, stumbled round? Death 64: zip-zapped but had enough grace to have a cool death Death 65:zip-zapped! Deaths 66-70:doctor overkill strikes again Death 71: “why so cold?” Death 72-82: jimmy’s last brain blast (will return) End of part 2.

All cyberman deaths part 1/3 (deaths: 41 out of 163, some deaths not accounted for) Deaths 1-9: icky radiation, no good. Death 10: last words “nah,I’d win” lived to regret it. Death 11:bugged out on the zaza Deaths 12-13: put a fork in a plug socket Death 14: bugged out on zaza, last words: “zazazazazaza.” Death 15-had a stroke Death 16-slipped on a banana peel Deaths 17-19: exploded Deaths 20-21: zip-zapped! Death 22-exploded instead of zip-zapped. Death 23-caught on fire. Death 24-25:had a conniption. Deaths 26-30: zip-zapped! (The return) Death 31: doctor overkill, more like. Death 32- zip-zapped! Death 33: got a sudden, very painful headache. Death 34:arrow to electronics. Death 35: “oh dear, my arm.” Deaths 36-37: exploded by an arrow. Death 38:”just going to lay down for a bit.” Death 39:puked to death. Deaths 40-41: shot by an arrow. End of part 1.

Its so wild how many of these I've seen before but the original is the best. Serling wrote the pilot version and decided to modify it a bit and do the intro himself because he didnt think others were getting the tone right. He also originally didnt want to be seen on the show at all but im so glad he is. Hes an icon

You forgot the moonbase

October 2, 2024 will be 65 years since its premiere on CBS.

I love the cybermen, but they take consistent Ls throughout the entire series lmao

Thank you for the videos you did put up. Very cool and creative. I wish you well.

5:29 i beat a CYBERMAN motherfucker with a another CYBERMAN motherfucker

For all the Daleks acts of irredeemable, satanic, pure evil. With or without the Doctor, it's satisfying to see the universe return the favor to them a thousand fold.

The cybermen quickly became nothing more than a joke in Doctor Who. Firstly, why would automatons with their brain as the only organic part of their being still remaining scream, groan, rasp or gasp as they die? They are supposed to be devoid of all emotion. Releasing a scream when dying indicates anger, fear, surprise, frustration, all qualities - emotions - cybermen are supposed to be expunged of. It also couldn't be a simple exhalation as cybermen don't have lungs, just an air filtration system, and a vocoder instead of vocal chords needed to pass and over in order to speak. Their vocoder would simply translate their thoughts into words. Secondly, cybermen are too often seen expressing many emotions including panic, fear, arrogance, gloating, anger, frustration, pride and others. What made the cybermen in The Tenth Planet so creepy was the fact they were portrayed exactly as they should have been. Every line delivered had no emotion. The ensuing death or conversion of the entire human race was spoken as a statement of fact, not a triumphant diatribe and the juddering dialogue interspersed with drawn out words emitted from an orifice in the lower part of the face indicated a miniscule delay as the vocoder sought to translate the thoughts coming from the organic brain. Moreover, not once did any of the cybermen in The Tenth Planet scream, grunt or groan when they died. If this enigmatic, emotionless and altogether creepier characterisation of these mechanized monsters had been maintained throughout Who's tenure, the Daleks would have a worthy competitor for top spot of the Time Lord's villains as opposed to a bunch of cybernetic pests that die so easily.