• Twilight Zone Comes Home (July 2017) a Success
  
• You helped Kickstart a documentary about the Homewood (Binghamton) Carousel!
• The 3rd Rod Serling Conference at Ithaca College was in upstate New York on October 2-3, 2009.
• You can listen to entries from a British presenter's audio diary of the Ithaca events, beginning at these marks in the recording: 30:50 & 48:15. Two memorable GCJ segments are at 57:30 &1:11:00. Wow!
• The 2nd Rod Serling Conference at Ithaca College, was held in upstate New York on March 28-29 2008, drew international attention.
• The 1st Rod Serling Conference at Ithaca College was held in upstate New York in March 2006.

• Jeanne Marshall's notes from a 1962-63 writing seminar that Rod taught at Antioch College [Traducción Español]
• Rod gives writing advice by the U.S. mail (1971)
• NJ-ACA teaches at-risk teens with Twilight Zone
• U.S. Government and History teacher Chad Cain describes how he uses Twilight Zone episodes to teach
• Sci-Fi Channel's Cable in the Classroom series
• Twilight Zone teaches English in Italy
  

by William P. Simmons
Carol Serling | Richard Matheson
Tony Albarella | Chris Beaumont | Roger Anker

• Rod Serling: Failed Screenwriter—NOT by Christopher Conlon
• Gordon C. Webb debunks script myths about Planet of the Apes

• Alan H. Luxenberg on the Twilight Zone's Jewish Soul
• A Connecticut theater staged live TZ shows in 2008.
• 4 Letter Entertainment, an L.A. theater company staged Twilight Zone episodes  
• A great article about Zone actors, They Started on The Twilight Zone by Andrew Szym, founder of the Stars of the Zone conventions (2002 and 2004) and curator of TwilightZoneMuseum.com.  
• Christopher Conlon introduces the California Sorcerers who wrote many episodes and assesses the merits of paternity claims by The Many Fathers of Martin Sloan   
• Marc Scott Zicree's Twilight Zone Companion re-released
• Paul Mandell analyzes Walking Distance  
• TV Guide 1963 Twilight Zone retrospective  
• Filmfax Magazine marks TZ 40th Anniversary

• Nice Richard Matheson interview in Publisher's Weekly
  Audio from 'Stars of the Zone' convention at sponsor's site TwilightZoneMuseum.com  
• 'Stars of the Zone' convention organizer Dwight Deskins interviewed

• Gordon C. Webb debunks script myths: who wrote what, and when  
• Spencer Lloyd writes about UK connections to Planet of the Apes  
• Nancy McAllister of Florida Times-Union
• Dave Liljengren in Pandemonium Online
• Chris Stamper in World Magazine  
• Gerry Canavan's page on the Statue of Liberty's role in apocalypse fiction from the 1940s through today.

• Tony Albarella chronicles Rod's existential western The Loner
• Spencer Lloyd on the British stage production of Requiem for a Heavyweight
  

• Star Trek's Chekov directs live Twilight Zone theater  
• Theater Schmeater stages yearly marathon 
• Way Off Broadway group's Binghamton Performance sparks critical debate 
• Serling's World examines Rod's role in 50s TV

• 2008 Binghamton Summer Film fest presented Seven Days in May
• Requiem for a Heavyweight performed by Chevy Chase Players, Cooper Square Workshop, Irish Classical Theatre Company, Iron Age Theater, in Durham, NC and Off-Broadway  
• In the Presence of Mine Enemies 1997 TV movie reviewed by L.A. Jewish Voice,  The Standard Times,  and  Ultimate TV News  
• A Town Has Turned to Dust 1998 TV movie previewed by TV Guide and reviewed by Salon Magazine  
• Patterns performed on Dallas Stage

• Rod interviews Fred Pohl, John R. Pierce, and Isaac Asimov during the Moon landing (1st 3:35 of 2 hours coverage on ABC)

• 8/20/2000 on Bravo: Museum of Radio & TV Influences with Roseanne and David Chase
• 2/6, 2/22, 2/27/2000 on Showtime: A Storm in Summer Peter Falk in 1970 Hallmark Hall of Fame Remake
• 1/24/2000, 9-11pm on E!: True Hollywood Story "Twilight Zone Trial" surprisingly dull
• 1/25/2000, 9-10pm on E!: True Hollywood Story tabloid bio finds little real dirt
• 1/23/2000, 8-9pm on WB: Felicity "Help For The Lovelorn" Funny, eerie salute to Twilight Zone

Personal Appreciations

Rod appreciates Johnny Hart—B.C. comic strip artist and fellow Binghamtonian

•  Gordon C. Webb presented Rod Serling's legacy & body of work:
  • April: Lecture in Painted Post, New York
  • May: Seminar at University of North Carolina 
• June: Rod Serling School of visual arts hosted a Tony Albarella talk & Serling VideoFest awards; you can watch the winners online. 
  

• 2001: Judging the Rod Serling Film Festival  
• 1968: Binghamton Press Obituary 
• Ithaca Debate over Serling (and movie) Legacy 
• Last Angry Man Book Earns Mixed Reviews 
• Lobbying to Rename Local Theater  
• Recovering Rod's 1943 Signature 
  

• E! network's 1999 local shoot
• PBS' 1995 American Masters Segment examines Local Angle  
• Luaine Lee reviews the show  
• Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin previews  

• Robert Keller book hails Binghamton architecture  
• Keller donates a percentage of his art & book sales 

• We support "Serling Station" name for new Binghamton Intermodal Transit Terminal  
• Binghamton Reinvents Itself as an Artist haven
• Recreation Park Dedication 

• School Founded in 1994   
• Video Festival: Press Release & Home Page 

• 2009: Grandson Sam Sutton to study screenwriting
• 1998: Carol Serling online chat  
• Cousin Craig Serling Fights for his Vision  
• Young Rodman praises Red Cross in 1939

Kraft Television Theater

• Patterns 1January7, 1955
• Patterns repeat, February 11, 1956

• Forbidden Area October 5, 1956
• Requiem for a Heavyweight October 12, 1956
• A Town has Turned to Dust June 20, 1958
• In the Presence of Mine Enemies May 19, 1960

• The Time Element November 25, 1958

• The Escape Route

Stories by other writers, but used as source material for Night Gallery episodes:

• The Boy Who Could Predict Earthquakes
• Dark Boy
• The Little Black Bag

Valdese, NC has a Twilight Zone experience

The Fifth Dimension is offline. Sadly.
But its message board survives here: Twilight Zone Cafe.