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The Outer Limits

description The Outer Limits Overview

The Outer Limits was an American science fiction television series running from 1963 to 1965. It presented a wide array of standalone stories exploring themes of mystery, thriller, and horror within a technologically advanced setting. The anthology format allowed for diverse narratives and unexpected conclusions. This program primarily appealed to viewers interested in speculative fiction and thought-provoking science fiction television.

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What is the Control Voice in The Outer Limits?

The Control Voice is the narrator who opens episodes by telling viewers that their television set is being controlled. That framing became one of the 1963 series' signature elements.

How many episodes are in the original Outer Limits?

The original ABC version ran for 2 seasons from 1963 to 1965. It has 49 episodes: 32 in season 1 and 17 in season 2.

Which famous Harlan Ellison episode should new viewers know?

Demon with a Glass Hand, written by Harlan Ellison, is one of the most celebrated episodes. It stars Robert Culp as Trent, a man with a computer-like glass hand and missing memories.

How is The Outer Limits different from The Twilight Zone?

The Outer Limits leaned more into science fiction, monsters, laboratories, aliens, and Cold War technology. The Twilight Zone, which began in 1959, mixed science fiction with fantasy, morality tales, and supernatural twists.

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