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| The Twilight Zone (2002) |
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| 1 :01x01 - Evergreen (Sep/18/2002) | | To control their troubled teenager, the Winslows move into a gated community called Evergreen, where their values are changed after they find the twisted truths behind it. | | Guest Stars: Amber Tamblyn as Jenna, Paul Perri as Mr. Brooks, Jesse Moss as Logan, Anthony Harrison (1) as Ed, Eileen Pedde as Joyce, Chantal Conlin (1) as Julie, Michael Ryan as Ron Agar, Sandra Ferrens as Nell Agar, Steve Makaj as Guard, Elan Ross Gibson as Woman | Director: Allan Kroeker
Writer: Jill Blotevogel | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - One Night at Mercy (Sep/18/2002) | | Dr. Jay Ferguson saves his first life, and is then assigned to a case in which a mysterious man claims that he is Death, the Grim Reaper of all living things. Jay is skeptical at first, as would be anybody else, but when Death claims that due to his depression he will change his ways, Jay realizes that the man was telling nothing but the truth. Now the world is filled with literally millions of suffering people who should be dead, but can't seem to die. Jay now races to find Death and undo what's been done, realizing that even death is a normal and necessary part of life... | | Guest Stars: Kurt Max Runte as Senior Resident, Kwesi Ameyaw as Paramedic #1, Joyce Krenz as Jay's Mother, Allixandria East as Wife, Liza Huget as Nurse #1, Lynda Boyd as Head Nurse, Tyler Christopher as Dr. Jay Ferguson, Jason Alexander (1) as Death | Director: Peter O'Fallon
Writer: Christopher Mack (2) | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - Shades of Guilt (Sep/25/2002) | | When a black man becomes the victim of a racist beating, he escapes for a short minute and is given a window of opportunity for help. He begs Matt McGreevey to let him in his car, however, Matt frantically drives away. He later learns that the man has died, but realizes that his skin is becoming darker, and that changes are being made to his appearance. Matt soon learns that he has fully transformed into the man he refused to save that night... | | Guest Stars: Hill Harper as John Woodrell, Vincent Ventresca as Matt McGreevey, | Co-Guest Stars: Mari Morrow as Clare Woodrell, Barbara Tyson as Hilary, Blu Mankuma as Thomas Sumner, Cam Chai as Dr. Lisker, J. B. Bivens as Hank, Michael Shanks as Donnie, Corrie Clark (2) as Robbin, David Hurtubise as Desk Clerk, Colin Corrigan as Skinhead, Frederick Pleasure II as Man | Director: Perry Lang
Writer: Ira Steven Behr | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - Dream Lover (Sep/25/2002) | | Andrew Lomax, a graphic novelist in the midst of a writer's block, invents his own dream lover called Sondra to try and help himself overcome it. Andrew soon becomes possessive of Sondra, angering her and driving her to try and interact with the outside world. However, Sondra succeds and begins to get a life of her own, and threatens to push Andrew out of existence forever... | | Guest Stars: Shannon Elizabeth as Sondra Lomax, Adrian Pasdar as Andrew Lomax, | Co-Guest Stars: Benjamin Ratner as Lafe Narz, John Henry Reardon (3) as Sam | Director: Peter O'Fallon
Writer: Frederick Rappaport | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - Cradle of Darkness (Oct/02/2002) | | A woman, Andrea, goes back in time intending to kill Adolf Hitler as baby to stop World War II from happening. Will she succeed? | | Guest Stars: Katherine Heigl as Andrea Collins, James Remar as Alois Hitler, | Co-Guest Stars: Nancy Sivak as Klara Hitler, Jillian Fargey as Kristina, Gardiner Millar (1) as Chief Customs Inspector, Liduin Currell as Inspector's Wife (as Liduina Vanderspek), Glynis Davies (1) as Mentally Ill Woman, Ian Marsh as Police Officer, Mark Burgess (1) as Priest, Colin Lawrence as Daniel Barrett, Linden Banks as Darren Caulder | Director: Jean de Segonzac
Writer: Kamran Pasha | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 25 :01x25 - The Path (Jan/08/2003) | | A woman finds herself without hope, after the man who guided along a safe path, gets run over by a car. His predictions prove to be uncannily correct, can she depend on herself? | | Guest Stars: Sarah Edmondson as Earnest Young Woman, Method Man as Kneigh, Linda Cardellini as Ally Warner, Warren Christie as Devin, Lisa Sanson as Mandy, Ray Galletti (1) as Brad, Ryan Robbins as Tony, Colin Cunningham (1) as Seth, Tricia Young as Cass | Director: Jerry Levine (1)
Writer: James Crocker | | | | | | |
| 27 :01x27 - Another Life (Feb/05/2003) | | In a shadowy room, where we find a man being interrogated for a killing, he has just been beaten into a coma, just as the police determine he is innocent.... | | Guest Stars: Brian Markinson as Himself, Wood Harris as Marvin Gardens, Kimberly Elise as Jasmine, Mark Holden (2) as Police Officer, Garfield Wilson as Mixer, Doron Bell as Chuck, Meshach Peters as Marvin Jr. | Director: Risa Bramon Garcia
Writer: Brent V. Friedman, Amir Mann | | | | | | | | | |
| 30 :01x30 - Into the Light (Feb/12/2003) | | A teacher sees lights on people's faces just before they die. She finds out that one of her troubled students, Ben, is about to shoot many students, can she stop him? | | Guest Stars: Reed Diamond as Teacher, Peter Bryant (1) as Principal, Elizabeth Thai as Arlie, Morgan Fane as Tony, Kyle Labine as Ben, Chris Johnson (1) as Jose, Samantha Mathis as Rachel Stark, Andrew Francis (1) as Brian | Director: Lou Diamond Phillips
Writer: Moira Kirland Dekker | | | |
| 31 :01x31 - It's Still a Good Life (Feb/19/2003) | | Long ago, when Anthony Freemont was born, his hometown of Peaksville disappeared into nowhere. The people living there never knew whether the world came apart or they were moved. But they soon learned all about Anthony Freemont, whose powerful mind could actualize any whim. Decades have passed, and Anthony has grown into a man, and sired a child, Audrey. Audrey may be more powerful than her father, and on that hope rests the one chance for the inhabitants of Peaksville - if Agnes can persuade her to take on her father. | | Guest Stars: Bill Mumy as Anthony Fremont, Cloris Leachman as Agnes Fremont, Liliana Mumy as Audrey Fremont, Paul McGillion as George, Robert Moloney as Joe, Chilton Crane as Lorna | Director: Allan Kroeker
Writer: Ira Steven Behr | | | |
| 32 :01x32 - The Monsters Are on Maple Street (Feb/19/2003) | | The people of Maple Street have a power outage in which cars, cell phones, and even Game Boy Advances seize their activity. Everyone believes that terrorists are the source. The neighbors suspect the new family, who are never seen leaving or entering their house, who have put up a gate around their front yard, and none of them have ever met. One person, Marshall, tries to convince them that they are not the cause, but when they get electricity and no one else does, he has to prove his case. After talking with the new neighbors, Marshall learns that the guy is an electronics worker. So when one of the neighbors find a spy cam on their house, they cancel out Marshall's preaches and go to set the new neighbor's house on fire! | | Guest Stars: Peter Williams (1) as Tyrone, Brody Smith as Himself, Kristi Angus as Holly, Andrew McCarthy (1) as Marshall, Titus Welliver as Dylan, Russell Jung as Simon, Enid-Raye Adams as Phyllis | Director: Debbie Allen
Writer: Erin Maher, Kay Reindl
Story: Debbie Allen | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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