The Twilight Zone got a bit of a jump on the summer rerun
season by airing a repeat before its fifth and final season ended: “Steel” was
rebroadcast on 6/12/64, then “The Bewitchin’ Pool” closed out the season (and
the series) on 6/19/64. The reruns commenced the following week.
6/12/64
6/26/64
7/03/64
7/10/64
7/17/64
7/24/64
7/31/64
8/07/64
8/14/64
8/21/64
8/28/64
N/A (no episode broadcast)
9/04/64
9/11/64
9/18/64
As with previous seasons, some pretty
baffling selections were made when choosing episodes to repeat. “A Kind of a Stopwatch,”
but not “The Last Night of a Jockey”? “The Fear,” but not “Living Doll”??
“Uncle Simon,” but not “The Masks”??? The mind reels.
As previously reported, the hourlong
fourth season episodes would make a surprise comeback for the summer of 1965
but, for all intents and purposes, The
Twilight Zone’s network run ended with the repeat of “The Jeopardy Room” on
9/18/64… or did it end a week earlier, with the encore airing of “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge”? Accounts vary. Martin Grams Jr. (in his The Twilight Zone: Unlocking the Door to a
Television Classic) says “The Jeopardy Room” repeat was pre-empted, but
“Dan Hollis” over at the TZ Café indicates otherwise in his exhaustive rundown
of the network schedule. Who’s right? Perhaps the answer can be found only in….
well, you know.
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