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With Rod Serling "Dusk Zone" helped the pioneer of the science genre for the coming years. The legendary Anthology series has never faded the relevance of pop culture, as it first aired in 1959, largely thanks to the Trade Unionization Agreement, which collapsed with CBS. The creator of the show sold the rights of the network series after the end of its fifth and last season in 1964. Unfortunately, Subsequently, Serling found himself withdrawing every time he sees the "twilight zone" Due to the amount of commercial breaks, set out in the episodes to the detriment of certain scenes, which were reduced in favor of selling more consumer things. But it is precisely this union deal that at the same time helped turn the "twilight zone" into the cultural power plant in which it became.

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Also, it did not hurt the fact that more revivals erupted in decades after the original series came out of the air. After infamous Cursed film "Dusk Zone" Arrived in 1982, three separate revival on TV debut in 1985, 2002 and 2019, along with the audio episodes broadcast on the BBC radio between 2002 and 2012. Even if Serling's series was only led for the initial five seasons, it would be influential, but its overwhelming power of stay meant that there was no creative in the space for horror/science that would not be hit in the show.

That is certainly true for RL Stine. The alarmingly fertile author of horror and creator of the novels "Geese of Geese" - who, like Serling, shaped the awareness of the whole generation and understanding the horror genre with his writing - spoke openly about what is influenced by the "twilight zone", even contributing to an anthology of short stories. "Dusk zone: 19 original stories on the 50th anniversary." Some even claimed that "geese from geese" is the right rhythm of the classic show, although such criticism rarely take into account the influence of the "cryptic stories" comics, which preceded the "twilight zone" and that it similarly praised them as very influential.

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Regardless, it is clear that Stine is part of the legacy in which Serling remains a huge figure. As such, it is honestly interesting to hear which of the original episodes of "Dusk" is the author's favorite.

The "Dusk Zone" is really remarkable for its endurance as one of the most influential series in history. The most prominent figures in the horror/science space-even the writers and directors in general-have a favorite episode of the show, with all of the Jordan-Giants and Steven King to Mel Brooks, who raise the performance of shaping their own artistic sensitivity. Despite winning the crippled episodes shown in union, even Serling himself had a favorite episodes of "Dusk Zone", Quoting the installment with one of the saddest ends in TV history.

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If "The Dusk Zone" remains relevant today, as it was in the 1960sThen it was supposed to have an impact on RL Stein, who, born in 1943, was ready to absorb the show after his debut. Because he became a very influential author of horror on his own, Stine talked about his Loveubeube to Serling's series, even chosen a favorite episode in the form of the 1960s "Stop in Villubi".

The 30th episode of the series, "Stop in Wilbobi", was first aired on 6.05.1960. His story focused on Garth Williams, CEO of AD, who falls asleep on the home train at the office, to wake up to Wilbobi, a city that is frozen in the year 1888 ... and a place where his career and marriage are fighting. After being ridiculed by his wife Janeain, (Patricia Donahu) for his wonderful dream, Williams continues to fall asleep on the train train at home before trying to stay permanently in Villubi. He eventually accomplishes his goal, and is even welcome in the small town, only for the episode to discover that in real life, Williams jumped out of the train and died, his body was thrown into a headset, branded by the name Villubi and Dream. This story lies the line of solid story of "hug", and Stin acknowledged how much and when asked.

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On the question once about his favorite episode "Dusk Zone" during Q&A at the Chicago Music Boxing Theater (through Metv), RL Stein replied: "The one with the Williei. That's my favorite."

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Interestingly, Stine also seemed to have recognized one of the more obvious influences from the "Geese" "zone". The author added: "There is a" twilight zone "where the doll is revived. Yes, there is one with that, "seemingly recognizing that his own" night of the living doll "story, which caused the" Gusbumps "franchise mascot weak on the doll, was largely inspired by the episode of 1962 The worst episodes of the "twilight zone".

"Stop Villubi", however, is not necessarily one of the most disturbing, even one of The most important episodes of the "twilight zone", But that's something about Rod Serling's seminar series. It meant so many different things to so many people and continues to influence and shape culture to this day.

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