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This is so cool! Rod Serling Memorial Foundation Anne Serling

Check out this cool interview I just did for #Forbes with Rod Serling's daughter Anne! forbes.com/sites/heatherw… #scifi #sciencefiction #TwilightZone #Elon #SpaceX #Rod #Serling

Happy 100th birthday, Rod! people.com/the-twilight-z…

Three years ago today... "There we sat, together, one last time, as all that sweetness slowly disappeared..." Tucker 4/01/2007 - 11/29/2021 Goodnight sweet prince. You will be missed forever.

“Our salvation is in our capacity for human warmth and love.” ~ Rod Serling

“It may be a rotten thing to lick a man’s boots, but it’s a lot worse to be the man whose boots have to be licked.” ~Rod Serling PATTERNS

"Christmas is more than barging up and down department store aisles and pushing people out of the way. Christmas is another thing finer than that. Richer, finer, truer, and it should come with patience and love, charity, compassion." ~Rod Serling

Today my dad would have turned 100 years old. I cannot begin to process that. In my mind he will always be young, as he died at only 50. He once said he thought his writing was "momentarily adequate", that "it would not stand the test of time." Thank you all for your kindness.

'Prejudices can kill and suspicion can destroy and a thoughtless frightened search for a scapegoat has a fallout all of its own for the children, and the children yet unborn. And the pity of it is, is that these things cannot be confined to the Twilight Zone. Rod Serling

Of a script my dad wrote called, "Saddle the Wind," he said, "I gave the horses better dialogue than the actors." AS I KNEW HIM: My Dad Rod Serling

"You Maniacs! You blew it up! Ah, damn you! God damn you all to hell!" Rod Serling's screenplay ending to Pierre Boulle's novel - "Planet of the Apes."

Dad's May 13,1972 commencement address to Ithaca College graduates;

Like so many, my dad was plagued by PTSD and nightmares after the war. In college he switched his major to language and literature because, as he said, "I needed to get it out of my gut...write it down. This is the way it began for me." Image: Rod Serling 1943 & 1975