A Classic Twilight Zone Episode Cast A Future Batman Villain In Its Cast
A look back at Burgess Meredith's chilling turn in The Twilight Zone's 'Time Enough at Last,' a tale of solitude, books, and a cruel twist.
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Tag: Classic TV
Leonard Nimoy Played The Lead In A 1980 TV Movie Revival Of A Classic Western
A tale of Leonard Nimoy, once a star of a distant galaxy, who donned a hat and rode forth as a hunter of outlaws in a strange Western tale.
TV Reviews6.7/10
The Brady Bunch Review: Comfort Food That Never Wavered
A look back at The Brady Bunch, its cast, creators, and enduring place in American pop culture.
Five ’60s Crime Dramas Worth Bringing Back
Five forgotten '60s crime shows—Man With a Camera, Johnny Midnight, Cain's Hundred, Honey West, and The Man From Interpol—deserve a modern reboot.
Leonard Nimoy Made An Early Appearance As A Teen On A TV Show That Brought Comic Strips To Life
A look at Leonard Nimoy's early guest spot on TV's Steve Canyon, one of the first comic adaptations on American television.
‘In Praise of Pip’: Why The Twilight Zone’s Grounded Masterpiece Still Moves Us
A father's long guilt finds release in one night, a tale of regret and a son's youth regained, a masterpiece of feeling.
TV Reviews7.3/10
Wacky Races Review: A Silly, Fast-Paced Comedy About People in Absurd Machines
A look back at Hanna-Barbera's Wacky Races, the 1968 animated road rally comedy with 11 absurd racers.
TV Reviews7.7/10
Deceptions Review: Gabriela Spanic’s Twin-Swap Soap Still Earns Its 7.7
A tale of twin sisters, one rich and one poor, whose deception spans a hundred and twenty episodes of woe.
Kirk Loses Spock in Star Trek’s Biggest Betrayal of The Original Series
How Star Trek's first captain vanished after NBC deemed the pilot too cerebral, paving the way for Kirk.
TV Reviews7.9/10
The Munsters: 70 Episodes of Benign Monsters, a Golden Globe Nod, and a 7.9 Audience Score
The Munsters ran 70 episodes on CBS from 1964 to 1966, a monster-family sitcom that lost its timeslot to Batman and became a syndication hit.
TV Reviews7.5/10
Bonanza” at 7.5 of 10: The Ponderosa, the Family, and the Long Ride”
Bonanza ran 14 seasons and 431 episodes on NBC, a Western built on a father and three sons. A review of its legacy, cast and 7.5/10 score.
TV Reviews7.8/10
Bewitched: The 7.8 Verdict on a Sitcom That Made Magic Out of a Marriage
Bewitched ran eight seasons on ABC, 254 episodes, two Darrins, and one nose twitch that changed television. A retrospective on the 1964 sitcom.