As author Mark Dawidziak points out in his latest book, Everything I Need to Know I Learned in The Twilight Zone, black and white TV shows might as well be cave paintings to millennials. This is painful to veteran TV columnists such as me and Dawidziak (who covers TV for the Cleveland Plain Dealer). One exception, however, is The Twilight Zone, the 1959 — ’64 anthology series created by Rod Serling. While it may be, to younger generations, but a ride at Disney World or a punch line on The Simpsons, The Twilight Zone is still a brand that resonates. Savvy Dawidziak therefore has written a “fifth dimension self-help book,” breaking down 100 of the shows’ 156 original episodes into 50 parables and lessons.

Source: thestar March 12, 2017 05:03 UTC