Charlie Brooker's award-winning sci-fi series Black Mirror is like a new generation’s version of The Twilight Zone (which recently returned to television), but with a modern, technology-driven twist.

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"Eye of the Beholder" is the best-remembered "message episode" of "The Twilight Zone."

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One might easily guess that Jordan Peele was a fan of "The Twilight Zone" as he served as executive producer and narrator for the 2019 revival.

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So the next time you're watching an episode of "The Twilight Zone" and see Serling pop into the frame (often in fun or creative ways) to deliver his address to the camera, remember that deep down, my man was absolutely freaking out.

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There were numerous radio shows on commercial, campus and community stations, he says, along with killer clubs — starting with the Twilight Zone and, later, Industry and the Guvernment — and rollicking illegal warehouse parties.

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To cut costs, according to "The Twilight Zone Companion," the network forced the show to film six episodes on primitive, low-quality videotape that would get printed over to 16mm film for broadcast.

Source: https://www.slashfilm.com/1459477/the-twilight-zone-static-tv-mourn-death-radio/