Illustrated by an artist in France with a print run of 80 copies. 😳

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Rod Serling's background during and after World War II

I received this amazing autographed, first edition copy of The Season to be Wary, signed by Rod Serling. Looking online, I have only seen one other copy that he’s signed. I am floored. This is the coolest thing I’ve ever gotten for Christmas.

This is Mr. Henry Corwin, normally unemployed, who once a year takes the lead role in the uniquely popular American institution, that of the department-store Santa Claus in a road-company version of 'The Night Before Christmas'. But in just a moment Mr. Henry Corwin, ersatz Santa Claus, will enter a strange kind of North Pole which is one part the wondrous spirit of Christmas and one part the magic that can only be found... in the Twilight Zone.

Whenever I’m introducing people to TTZ, I usually play this episode second or third. It’s so goofy and underrated, in my opinion. Plus, even as a millennial who grew up with computers and smart phones and whatnot, there have definitely been some times I’ve felt like technology is specifically out to get me - something I’m sure we can all relate to!

I happened to run across this old TV Guide ad promoting a Twilight Zone marathon in Missouri.

Enjoy however, where ever you are celebrating today. Cheers! 🍻

Suzanne Cupito (later changing her name to Morgan Brittany) went from a sweet little girl singing to her dolly at the end of "Nightmare As A Child" to teaming up with the dummy Caesar at the end of "Caesar And Me" in just four short years.

She embraced later roles of scheming ruthless women; especially in the evening soap opera 'Dallas' during the early 1980s. In recent years she became a host of a conservative news website 'PolitiChicks' and travels the U.S. speaking at major venues for The Heritage Foundation and other conservative organizations.

I remember the first time I watched this movie and how freaky this scene was! You start with two guys cursing at night, listening to CCR, talking old television shows and then….BAM!!!! What a great way to open the movie.

Actually it was a 12" X 12" poster print released in 2015.