Night Gallery

[Memphremagog]

Some of the Night Gallery's portraits:

Pickman's Model



Spectre In Tap Shoes



You Cant Get Help Like That Anymore



The Waiting Room



Rare Objects



The Cemetery



Return Of the Sorcerer

[Memphremagog]

More paintings from the Gallery:

Lone Survivor



A Fear Of Spiders



Dr.Stringfellow's Rejuvenator




The Girl With the Hungry Eyes

[Memphremagog]

A few more paintings:

A Death In the Family



The Dear Departed



Deliveries In the Rear



Fright Night

[Mike Scott]

Love the paintings! Especially "Pickman's Model"! "Deliveries in the Rear" is another one that I like a lot!

[aura of foreboding]

If we're being honest here, there are a number of Twilight Zone episodes I never want to see again.  Both shows had their ups and downs.  The Serling episodes of both series always come off as the strongest, most watchable entries.  I own all of TZ and all of NG on DVD.  I am much more willing to watch NG again in its entirety than TZ for the simple fact that there are just certain TZ episodes I know are amazing and kind of just want to see those ones over and over again, leaving the others to the depths of the Twilight Zone.  Nothing in either show is particularly terrible, but consistently good is not something I would say about TZ or NG.  There are just more absolute winners in TZ.

[skully]

Does anyone own any of the original paintings?

[Memphremagog]

Does anyone own any of the original paintings?

Sylvester Stallone purchased several of the original paintings, they are in his Hollywood offices. Many others have been bought by private collectors over the years.

[Memphremagog]

More:

The Little Black Bag



The Nature Of the Enemy



The Phantom Farmhouse



The Ghost Of Sorworth Pllace



The Caterpillar

[Wicked Lester]

Sorry if this has already been posted,didn't want go through the whole thread.  Anyone remember this ad.

[Mike Scott]

Anyone remember this ad.

Sure do! They were in one (or more) of the mags I was buying, at the time.

[Wolfman]

There's a guy on eBay who sells paintings of all the artwork from NG. He's from Hong Kong, but I must admit, they're pretty impressive looking.  In the $200-300 range.

JP

[Memphremagog]

Several more:

Class Of '99



The Hand Of Borgus Weems



The Devil Is Not Mocked



The Last Laurel

[aura of foreboding]

Several more:


The Last Laurel

You misheard it.  This is actually called The Last Yanny.

[Memphremagog]

If we're being honest here, there are a number of Twilight Zone episodes I never want to see again.  Both shows had their ups and downs.  The Serling episodes of both series always come off as the strongest, most watchable entries.  I own all of TZ and all of NG on DVD.  I am much more willing to watch NG again in its entirety than TZ for the simple fact that there are just certain TZ episodes I know are amazing and kind of just want to see those ones over and over again, leaving the others to the depths of the Twilight Zone.  Nothing in either show is particularly terrible, but consistently good is not something I would say about TZ or NG.  There are just more absolute winners in TZ.

I generally feel the same, however, it should be said that there are also five seasons of Twilight Zone versus three of Gallery..however, I also feel that there are more duds in Zone due to this as well.

[aura of foreboding]

I generally feel the same, however, it should be said that there are also five seasons of Twilight Zone versus three of Gallery..however, I also feel that there are more duds in Zone due to this as well.

When Decades had their "Rod, White and Blue" Marathon on July 4, I could watch every single episode, one right after the other.  But all of the episodes were penned by Serling.  If I put in the DVDs, I know there would be a number I'd skip on every disc.  I am glad that TZ was made and that we have the awesome episodes we have, but I feel that any new TZ efforts should follow the "Columbo" mystery movie format, where it's still a TV series, but you only get a few high quality episodes each season.