Season
- Season 3 1988-09-24
- Season 2 1986-09-27
- Season 1 1985-09-27
- Season 0
Episode
- Episode 1: Shatterday
- Episode 2: A Little Peace and Quiet
- Episode 3: Wordplay
- Episode 4: Dreams for Sale
- Episode 5: Chameleon
- Episode 6: Healer
- Episode 7: Children's Zoo
- Episode 8: Kentucky Rye
- Episode 9: Little Boy Lost
- Episode 10: Wish Bank
- Episode 11: Nightcrawlers
- Episode 12: If She Dies
- Episode 13: Ye Gods
- Episode 14: Examination Day
- Episode 15: A Message From Charity
- Episode 16: Teacher's Aide
- Episode 17: Paladin of the Lost Hour
- Episode 18: Act Break
- Episode 19: The Burning Man
- Episode 20: Dealer's Choice
- Episode 21: Dead Woman's Shoes
- Episode 22: Wong's Lost and Found Emporium
- Episode 23: The Shadow Man
- Episode 24: The Uncle Devil Show
- Episode 25: Opening Day
- Episode 26: The Beacon
- Episode 27: One Life, Furnished in Early Poverty
- Episode 28: Her Pilgrim Soul
- Episode 29: I of Newton
- Episode 30: Night of the Meek
- Episode 31: But Can She Type?
- Episode 32: The Star
- Episode 33: Still Life
- Episode 34: The Little People of Killany Woods
- Episode 35: The Misfortune Cookie
- Episode 36: Monsters!
- Episode 37: A Small Talent for War
- Episode 38: A Matter of Minutes
- Episode 39: The Elevator
- Episode 40: To See the Invisible Man
- Episode 41: Tooth and Consequences
- Episode 42: Welcome to Winfield
- Episode 43: Quarantine
- Episode 44: Gramma
- Episode 45: Personal Demons
- Episode 46: Cold Reading
- Episode 47: The Leprechaun-Artist
- Episode 48: Dead Run
- Episode 49: Profile in Silver
- Episode 50: Button, Button
- Episode 51: Need to Know
- Episode 52: Red Snow
- Episode 53: Take My Life...Please!
- Episode 54: Devil's Alphabet
- Episode 55: The Library
- Episode 56: Shadow Play
- Episode 57: Grace Note
- Episode 58: A Day in Beaumont
- Episode 59: The Last Defender of Camelot
The Twilight Zone Season 1 The Last Defender of Camelot
7.7/10 users This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy.
