Viewers of KTLA's semiannual The Twilight Zone marathon will find much to keep them chained to their sets during 13 hours-22 episodes-of the series that begin at 9 a.m. on Wednesday.
Classic "Twilight Zone" irony is dished out in: "To Serve Man" (7:30 p...), in which aliens want to do more than just chew the fat with earthlings; "I Shot an Arrow Into the Air" (4:30 p.m.) about the desperation of a trio of lost astronauts, and "People Are Alike All Over" (noon), with a title that proves all too accurate.
Evil lives in: "It's a Good Life" (7 p.m.), starring cute little Billy Mumy as an unholy terror; "The Howling Man" (1 p.m.), whom good people have a devil of a time trying to keep locked up, and "He's Alive" (2 p.m.), with Dennis Hopper as a neo-Nazi.
A step into the future provides answers to a World War I coward who gets a second chance in "The Last Flight" (1:30 p.m.) and a 19th-century man heading West in "A Hundred Yards Over the Rim" (10 a.m.).
