Simon Says is a very intense episode.

That's the one. He was injected with medical nanites, and they went a little crazy and didn't shut down when they had finished the job they were supposed to do.

Is that the one where
he ends up growing eyes in the back of his head
?

The memorable episodes were the first two seasons.

Wasn't it just?
The episode gave me chills
Especially the final scene

Season 1 Episode 14 "The New Breed'
Very good episode

I think it was either "bits of love" or "skin deep" but it was an episode with a doctor who injects himself with medical nanobots and things start off well but it turns to horror eventually.. He ends up dying in a most horrific way.

That episode where the scientist / doctor whatever injects himself with his own nanobots and they go nuts It started well but ended rather badly for him.
One of my favourites, and I have not seen this show in years.

The Sandkings

Under the Bed
And so Governor Devlin, because even the cost of freedom can be too high, I REFUSE your pardon!

also boris karloff's "thriller"
I DO CROSSWORD PUZZLES IN PEN CUZ IM JUST THAT CONFIDENT

tales from the crypt yo, thats what you need thurrrr
I DO CROSSWORD PUZZLES IN PEN CUZ IM JUST THAT CONFIDENT

Thanks.
Will check
out Tempests.
I have been watching
Masters of Horror. Think
Cigarette Burns is my favorite.
I also watched most of Fear Itself,
and now into AHS, but I need more! Hoping
there might be something in The Outer Limits.
first a Gravesender.now a New Yorker.always a Gravesender.

Tempests is pretty horrific, in a good way. I wouldn't advise watching it if you're arachnophobic, though. No spoilers, this happens in the opening minutes. If you're looking for a horror anthology series, try Masters of Horror if you haven't already. It's hit and miss, but some of the episodes are truly amazing. Cigarette Burns gave me nightmares, and I'm a dyed in the wool horror fan. I also like The Screwfly Solution and The Black Cat. Stuart Gordon and Jeffrey Combs for the win. Beware of Imprint. If you're familiar with Takashi Miike, you'll know why.

Just
saw it. Eerie
definitely. But
not quite horror.
Although the cat scene would qualify.
first a Gravesender.now a New Yorker.always a Gravesender.

What about Simon Says?