Yes!
Happy 4th of July to you too!!!!

So many didn't care for it, only because of it having no dialog.
Once again, that only added to the suspense, leading to the twist in the end.
Happy Fourth Of July!!!
You asked a pretty question; I've given you the ugly answer.
Fasten Your Seatbelts….
It's Going To Be A Bumpy Night!

Great episode!

The Invaders…
Agnes Moorehead starred in this episode, and was brilliant!
Absolutely No Dialog.
Apparently, that is why many people didn't like it.
Thing is, the build up to the twist ending was huge!
You asked a pretty question; I've given you the ugly answer.
Fasten Your Seatbelts….
It's Going To Be A Bumpy Night!

Good episode.

Yes! I was just coming here to say this.

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"Most underrated episode?"
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The Odyssey of Flight 33

Which episode do you feel is overlooked or doesn't deserve the hate.
That's easy. "The Bewitchin' Pool". We have hearty discussions on both sides, but most people simply do not like this episode.
Personally, I enjoy it for the a lot of the reasons many do not. The bad over dubbing of Sport's voice by the great June Foray of Rocky Squirrel fame, etc. The curiosity that is Aunt T. The bickering parents (clearly the winners for the worst in Twilight Zone history) and oh man, I love love love those humongous cakes.
I think this was the last TZ episode aired.
"You unlock this door with the key of imagination"

No, you’re not. I like that episode a lot and it’s unjustly and highly underrated.

Your link just goes to the MAIN page of
IMDb
, NOT for which you MEANT it to go!
“Call a SPADE, a SPADE; and a TRANNY, a TRANNY, or an IT!!!”.
"THAT'S SOME BAD
SHIT
,
HARRY
!".

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I'll let you know when I come-up with a new signature,
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I'm the only person I know who likes "What You Need". It's just an episode I enjoy, although I notice that Syfy butchered it the other day by cutting the entire final scene with the comb.

Brain Center at Whipple's & Mr Garrity and the Graves from the last season I think are latter season pleasures that suffer from falling into a lengthy show's dying period. Many might avoid them just because they are at the very end of a show considered ailing

Such a great episode! Like you said hauntingly beautiful.

An Occurrence at Owl Creek- simply haunting. I know it wasn't produced by Rod Serling, but the imagery was beautiful and heartbreaking.

Thinking of it because it's on now - Two. Nice little metaphor in the story (not sure "allegory" would hold up) about 1 person left on each side of WWIII. Interesting that it's played by two well-known actors.
An aside: never saw Elizabeth Montgomery as necessarily "sexy", until I saw Two. Man, her thighs.mmmm

The Feverwhen a married couple win a trip to Vegas and a certain slot machine starts calling out to the husband.

I totally agree. There were episodes that I saw as a child that didn't impact me the same way as when I saw again as an adult. Life experiences and a mature adult mind and philosophy will do that to you.

Five Characters in Search of an Exit. I use to hate this episode when i was younger. When i watched it years later i really soaked in the dialouge. I guess being older i understood more of having feelings of who am i, and questioning my existence. I find this episode very philosophical now.

The Grave. Atmospheric, haunting, ambiguous ending. I love that episode.

I really like 'Dead Man's Shoes', but I don't think I've ever even seen it mentioned. Plus, its the only episode to have appeared in all three series.

I'd say Person or Persons Unknown. I don't hear many people talk about that episode. It seems to get lost among the others but I think it's brilliant!
It's clever, and I like Richard Long, but I find it frustrating to watch. It upsets me to watch stories in which someone is telling the truth but no one believes him.

Yes it is. I thought the acting was amazing and the twist at the end was even more amazing. Loved it!