4x14 "Quarantine Confidential 3D"

One down, one to go. In the penultimate installment of the show, host Craig does one final round of housekeeping and (not surprisingly) pimps his work on the Night Gallery Season 1 Blu-ray set. Worth your time? Only you can make that determination. It’s free, for God’s sake, so just download the damn thing. 

Get Night Gallery Season 1 on Blu-ray here: https://amzn.to/30YhtlR 

Theme: “Neither Here nor There” performed by Twin Loops 

“Strange Girl” performed by Hubert Laws (from the album Flute By-Laws, copyright 1966 by Atlantic Records) 

“Sour Times (Cut & Paste Instrumental by Chris Blake)” performed by Portishead (from the album Dummy, copyright 1994 by Go! Beat-London Records) 

“To Kill a Dead Man” performed by Portishead (from the “Sour Times” CD single, copyright 1994 by Go! Beat-London Records) 

"Over" performed by Portishead (from the album Portishead, copyright 1997 by Go! Beat-London Records)

“Omid (Hope)” performed by Thievery Corporation (from the album The Richest Man in Babylon, copyright 2002 by ESL Records) 

“Leave It” performed by Yes (from the album 90125, copyright 1983 by Atco Records) 

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4x13 "Between Awe and Mystery: An Outer Limits Podcast"

Bug-eyed monster lovers rejoice! This week Craig dives deep into the pool of primordial goo that is the Outer Limits episode “Tourist Attraction.” TOL historian David J. Schow joins in to regale us with his bottomless sea of knowledge, plus Dr. Reba Wissner gives us the lowdown on the episode’s original music score. The whole affair is slimy... yet strangely satisfying. 

Get your David J. Schow literary fix right here: https://www.cimarronstreetbooks.com/ 

Get your own Ichthyosaurus Mercurius model kit here: https://www.dimensionaldesigns.com/icme.html

My 2013 blog entry on “Tourist Attraction”: https://bit.ly/3kwEDGE 

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4x10 "Quarantine Confidential: Live, Unedited and Uncouth"

 Have you ever wondered what the show might sound like with NO editing whatsoever? Like, NONE. And no script, either. No, really. We’re talking a solid hour of off-the-cuff yammering from host Craig with ZERO pre-planning (and zero production value). Listen... if you dare.  

Stephanie Griffin’s Siren Song Stitchery, where awesome stuff comes to three-dimensional-hand-sewn life: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SirensSongStitchery  

Kilian Melloy’s magnificent short story “The Boundary” (which he dedicated to me, of all people):  https://bit.ly/3f4S273  

Kilian Melloy (Edge Media Network) interviews yours truly about The Outer Limits on Blu-ray (from 2018): https://bit.ly/2NGCD1k  

The TZ Season 1 “Eye Intro” saga:  https://bit.ly/399iZCy  

Pick up bare•bones magazine #6 (Spring 2021), which includes my first published article (I Am Controlling Transmission: The Outer Limits on Home Video):  https://amzn.to/3edufRa  This issue also features an article by David J. Schow about Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone Magazine, so it’s doubly desirable. $9.95 and it’s yours.  Hell, order several copies and give ‘em to your friends as gifts.  

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4x06 "DJS 2: Anthologic Boogaloo"

This week Craig mines a solid two more hours of priceless conversation with celebrated screenwriter David J. Schow from their legendary 5-hour epic recording session from late April. Expect lots of twists and tangents and, as always, a lot of tongue-tripping from yours truly.

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4x05 Special Report: Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone Magazine with David J. Schow

This week Craig welcomes the charming and erudite DAVID J. SCHOW for an in-depth discussion of that venerable periodical ROD SERLING’S THE TWILIGHT ZONE MAGAZINE. I could go on, but really, I’d just be gushing. Just listen and be enthralled… if you dare.

The Twilight Zone Vortex is on a mission to review every issue of Twilight Zone Magazine:

http://twilightzonevortex.blogspot.com/2012/01/rod-serlings-twilight-zone-magazine.html?m=0

Here’s a great place to view the entire series of beautiful Twilight Zone Magazine covers:

http://realmsofnight.com/2015/11/28/the-twilight-zone-magazine/

Here’s another one:

http://www.luminist.org/archives/SF/TZ.htm

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David J. Schow's THE OUTER LIMITS AT 50 nominated for a Rondo Award!

Friend of this blog and Outer Limits scholar David J. Schow has been nominated for a coveted Rondo Award. Two, actually: one for his glorious Outer Limits at 50 book (which you can still get here), and one for his article in Screem Magazine, Issue #29, "Days of Future Past: Remembering The Outer Limits"(the very same issue in which Schow name-dropped this very blog, in the related article "The Outer Limits at 51"; as of this writing you can still get it here), and you should drop whatever you're doing and vote for him. In both categories, dammit.

The ballot is here. Do your civic duty, citizens!