Done by request, my own part two to 'Trade in's' .

A short continuation to the Ray Bradbury Twilight Zone episode "I Sing the Body Electric", taking place several years after the original show. Written on a prompt from user retro mania. I don't own these characters or a Facsimile Limited artificial person.

The ending of Examination Day was horrifying, yet strangely predictable. I have extended it and have tried to make it more interesting. Beginning right where the show left it.

A stand-up comic represents himself in court after he is accused of federal word crimes under the newly-passed Cultural Sensitivity Act.

no soy nadie ... solo soy yo y si estas conmigo ... soy capas de hacer maravillas. me vuelvo indestructible. se que soy capas de ser para ti ... todo .. como lo eres tu para mi y te amo como no eh amado a nadie bella. -yo también te amo sam -solo se que contigo a mi lado somos invencibles SAM x BELLA TWILIGHT

An epilogue to the 1959 Twilight Zone episode "The Obsolete Man." Faced with the looming terror of death, the Chancellor realizes the folly of the State and desperately searches for his meaning before the end.

A journalist finds a very rare and valuable chess set at an abandoned homeless site. And makes the mistake of taking it home.

Short for Time Enough at Last, this is a satisfying deconstruction of the episode that i wish would die in a fire. Beemis has been made to be more assertive and i made his emotions more inline today's Values, namely, he will not tolerate emotional abuse of any form. His wife learns this the hard way. The ending is also changed to make more sense.

A right-wing talk-radio host gets a harrowing dose of reality when he mysteriously transforms into 1) a young Black man in police custody, 2) a Muslim detainee at Guantanamo, and 3) a Mexican immigrant pursued by Klansmen. Inspired by the TZ episode, "A Quality of Mercy."

A woman is traveling from the present to the future and back in an emotional rollercoaster brought by a terrible illness. That afflicts millions across continents and through history. It is her personal battle of love lost in the most brutal way that humans have carved through the ages. Her physical and mental abilities are stretched to the limits of human capacity.

The Twilight Zone' adapted short stories by writers like Ray Bradbury, Richard Matheson, Charles Beaumont and Ambrose Bierce. Here are some opening and closing narrations if Rod Serling adapted a few of my favorite stories for the show. Needless to say, there are massive spoilers for all the stories involved.

Gary, 44, returns to his hometown for the first time in 26 years. He finds himself back in 1983, where he meets Becky, his high school sweetheart, who killed herself at 17. (Written in 2010.)

Coda to "But Can She Type?" Steve gets a second chance with Karen.

Based on the episode 'Dust'. Luis Gallegos didn't escape the consequences of his actions after all.

You enter this world at your own risk. This is the future, not a future that will be but one that might be. 50 years ago at this hour two great armies were preparing for war. It was a war nobody wanted, yet everyone seemed powerless to stop. Then a curious thing happenned. The two leaders got together one last time,and agreed to a strange peace. Now the u{summary trunctuated}

A parody of Rod Serling's narration style, featuring a most confused teenage boy.

This etheree poem is one hard core fan's way of honoring the late Rod Serling (12/25/1924 - 06/28/1975).

This story is based on the Twilight Zone of "The Masks" This is the story of the maligned Harper Family

Unforgivable evil happened here, long ago. But as a new day dawns at Dachau Concentration Camp, a new kind of criminal meets his final judgment . . . in the Twilight Zone! Rated T for disturbing violence and adult themes.

My first "Twilight zone" fiction. This is an alternate ending to "Execution." It also loosely incorporates the Anastasia legend.

Squeal to the 2002 episode the Collection, when Rachel took up the search for her missing older sister Miranda, she had no idea that it would take her to the Twilight Zone.

In this tribute episode, a college professor is brought into a small police station for a series of odd crimes. Insisting that everyone be quiet as possible, and begging to be let go for their own safety, he tells a tale of nightmarish science from which no one is safe... but will they believe him?

Gary Peters...he was a normal man but his actions lead him to the Twilight Zone. Come read what happens to him. Rated T for rough language and dark themes.

A frequent flyer receives an unwelcome visitor on a transcontinental flight.

a short parody of 1950's science fiction. let me know if you want another story. I expect a full review of the story, writing and overall theme. reviews MUST be 100 characters or less. no less then 60. no troll posts. no complaints about grammar, I am well aware of the issue. thank you