How DO you walk like the Ring girl? Also Malcolm sees the trailer to Karen for the first time!

"The Odyssey of Flight 33" is definitely one of the more unique time travel episodes from the original Twilight Zone run. There are a lot of behind the scenes tidbits about it out there as it used a few different filming techniques to achieve the visuals needed to tell the story. Is it worth a re-watch? Find out now as Walter discusses this episode in the Twilight-Tober Zone.

"Twenty Two" has a few shots and elements to be enjoyed, but is it worth a recommendation? Find out now as Walter discusses this episode in The Twilight Zone.

Scifi nerds rejoice, Dune is back on the big screen! Is it what fans and newcomers have been looking for?

"A Penny for Your Thoughts" is a nice lite episode that makes use of a more comedic tone. With a script by George Clayton Johnson, James Sheldon directing, and the effortlessly likable presence of Dick York, this story works as a comedy with an undercurrent of earnest sentimentality. Join Walter as he discusses this episode in the Twilight Zone.

"The Invaders" is the definition of a classic Twilight Zone episode. It utilizes components of horror in combination with small-scale elements to give us a one of a kind story starring just a single actor on screen; the ending twist is one of the more memorable in the shows history, and several production pieces are among the most recognizable this series has ever produced. Join Walter as he discusses this episode in the Twilight-Tober Zone.

It's the first appearance of Scooby Doo favorites the Hex Girls. Will NC be drawn to their music like so many other fans? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Scooby-Doo and the Witch's Ghost.

"The Whole Truth" has a good enough concept in there with some good actors trying to make it work, but it suffers from several different issues that tank a once promising premise by the end. Come find out the truth on this episode in the Twilight Zone.

Back There" is a time travel episode that has some amazing tones and visuals which are greatly enhanced by a phenomenal musical score from Jerry Goldsmith. Is this episode worth a re-watch? Find out now in the Twilight Zone.

Douglas Heyes was back again to direct his penultimate episode "Dust". This episode saw the return of a couple of recognizable faces from previous episodes, but does that make it a must see installment of The Twilight Zone? Find out now as Walter discusses this episode in the Twilight-Tober Zone.