Rod Serling was and always will be TOP SHELF!! He is a LEGEND!!

Gawd damnedest creepiest tv show for any kid of the 70's. Hell... That theme song STILL gives me the shivers.

I'm 53 y o and the opening still gives me the same chills as a kid.

Rod Serling R.I.P. thanks for your art to this world

Rod Serling is the best! No one intros a story like Rod Serling, and no one ever will!

Whenever they try to reboot these they always forget that there was only ONE Rod Serling. He is an essential element to this or the Twilight Zone.

Man I remember staying up late with Dad eating pizza and watching Night Gallery, that was pretty cool. For some reason this show and the theme could really give you the Willy's.

The sequence of the man coming out of the grave, walking to the house, knocking on the door and entering. I remember watching that with friends! It did not show it here, but it was a painting. The victim kept staring at it, and the camera went from his eyes to the painting. Each time showing the dead man coming closer! Needless to say, we did not sleep well that night!!

Forever etched and welded into my memory, totally haunting and sublime, unearthly sounds and visuals.

Night Gallery used to scare the hell out of me. I was only 8 years old & used to stay up late to watch it with my grandmother back in the late 60s to early 70s. Our old house use to make creepy sounds at night too hahaaaa... I loved Night Gallery with Rod Serling & that suspenseful opening, introducing each short story with those eerie paintings & you never knew what was going to happen. hahaaaaaaaa.....

The best and truly the only horror tv show ever made. It was darker and more macabre than most horror movies today. We need a TV channel today, that airs this kind of horror gems daily.

The episode the cemetery starring Roddy McDowall and Ossie Davis was without a doubt the best one

The music and the artwork has always given me chills of excitement!

I fell asleep on the couch with a Night Gallery dvd in the player and the episodes were over and the creepy music just kept looping, very unsettling.

Ya that opening and music still haunts me from 45 years ago as a 10yo kid ha. Rod Serling was a genius.

Man I wish this was still running. Excellent TV Program!

one of the greatest writers of all time. none could ever top him with the stories he wrote. stories that brought chills down your spine. not because it was scary, but because it left you thinking so critically, it scared you knowing the characters he often wrote about, were ultimately like us. he made me look at writing completely different. The Twilight Zone is the greatest TV show of all time. Night Gallery was never really his show. He didn't really have that creative control he had with The Twilight Zone but Night Gallery is still a classic and better than a lot of shows today. You could never see this type of show on network television again

Rod Serling was a genius and produced such thought-provoking material in both The Twilight Zone and Night Gallery.

Purchased the complete series several years ago. I try to watch a few episodes during the last week of October. It really sets the mood. Shame it's not possible to order prints of the paintings used in the series.

This show is like a fever dream. Really stood out and was super unique.

I was a child in Ireland in the 70s it was definitely the most scariest and entertaining /fascinating thought provoking, still frightened today, storytellers take a lesson

I got my vocabulary from Rod. No joke. A true wordsmith 😊

this show scared the hell out of me as a kid but i loved it

The METV channel has Night gallery episodes in the very early AM, set your DVR! I've been able to watch well over 15-20 just in the last couple weeks, I'm so happy now! My all-time favorite is The Boy Who Predicted Earthquakes, still haven't seen that one in this lot yet.

Now this was the kind of show that gave me nightmares & yet it was entertaining. A pity shows like Night Gallery have no place in today's wretched "Reality TV" littered wasteland.

absolutely terrified me as a 4-5 year old. My room was right beside the living room and i could hear this at night when my parents were watching this program.

Remember when you were home alone on Friday night...

I loved The Night Gallery.

Good news! The new Blu-ray set has all of the episodes restored to their original length!

One of my favorite shows forever!!!!💝😍rod serling is a sick genius!!!!!😘

WHEN I WAS CHILD I ALWAYS AFRAID AS HELL TO WATCH IT,EVERY NIGHT BRINGS ME NIGHTMARES.

I always loved the creepy into music and the creepy art

Hail Rod Serling!

I was a child when this show aired and I miss it so much. I loved the anthologies they had on tv back then I cannot abide anything on rv now. And horror is not the same.

I remember this show when I was a little kid in the 70s.....I didn't understand the story but the vibes of the show and the paintings made it scary for me..

How did Serling sleep at night with all those NG episodes in his head? Even the theme music is eerie.

This was as scary as it could get on TV back then! 😱

In my early teens back then. Absolutely loved this show.

I really enjoyed watching this show growing up :)

The Caterpillar with Joanna Pettit and Lawrence Harvey is the most terrifying episode.

Love Night Gallery since it premiered back in 1970!

Rod serling Genius

I'm 59. Back in the day, I loved watching the Night Stalker with Darren McGavin. After that, it was bedtime. My big sister got to stay up later and would watch this. The opening theme music always scared the crap out of me. Fond memories.

Anyone else watching in their 30’s and just found out about this show??? My folks showed me The Twilight Zone growing up and I have no idea how I’m just finding out about this show now!!

It still makes my hair stand on end and my skin crawl!

Great show. Much creepier than twilight zone. Both shows were great. Serling was a genius. Should have been on longer.

I have a vague memory of this show from my early childhood. It haunts me to this day 50 years later.

The opening theme and pictures in 'the gallery' used to scare me and my brother half to death. We were in elementary school and lived out in the country in FL, back when that meant you were in the woods and there was no light pollution. Dark and scary!! 😱. LOL. Memories of back when....

Gil Melle, who wrote this music, remains criminally under-recognized as a composer.

"Camera obscura" or something like that was a good one. Also the one of a subject who was hypnotized then died is a favorite. Jeff Corey is in it. Finally who can forget the story of the fellow hiring a killer to knock off a romantic rival only to become the victim when the insect was put into his own head by mistake? Very haunting indeed!

I would run out of the room covering my ears and screaming every time this opening music would start ...scared the living crap out of me as a kid...I'm 58 now.

It’s a shame this great series is not streaming.

HOLY HANNAH that still creeps me right out! R.I.P. Mr Serling. A giant of a man.

We need blue ray remastered of this amazing show😊

Rod Serling was a genius

As a little kid the opening theme would freak me out

After Rod Serling lost creative control he started relating to it as Mannix In A Graveyard

Thriller, Twilight Zone and...Night Gallery. Still gives me thrills and chills.

It was scary and yet at the same time it was addictive to watch.

Man, I was looking for the opening they used in the pilot because I think that one is way better. I've been watching this for the first time recently and was immediately struck by the amazing theme song, only to be disappointed that it was only in the pilot.

OMFG...I remember this as a toddler. Gave me nightmares but I loved all of it.

as a child,l used to watch this show during my visits to my grandmother,the theme still gives me the creeps 😅

The great Geraldine Page starred in two episodes. Her best portraying an alcoholic divorcee with a ghost in her attic.

While I have been watching Twilight Zone and Night Gallery off and on since I was a young kid back in the 1980s, when they used to rerun both shows on independent UHF channels in the Detroit and Lansing areas of Michigan, I didn't really have a favorite episode, just enjoyed the suspense and horror of these shows. My favorite episode within the last year or maybe even as far back as eight to nine years ago would have to be You Can't Get Help Like That Anymore. Talk about role reversals here between robotic aides meant to be just like humans, and the humans who severely abuse and mistreat them especially Mr.and Mrs. Joseph Fulton (a rich couple who enjoy throwing debauched parties in their living room and happen to be quite the drunks themselves). After one such party, they get theirs and get their humanity switched with the robots, and for the first time, robots become human. Broderick Crawford plays a role totally opposite of his Dan Matthews Highway Patrol role (but one more like his experience with alcohol in real life, which about two decades ago, was just like mine). Then Cloris Leachman plays his wife (unnamed in the episode), and she has that line where she says we don't employ you, we own you (referring to the robotic maid that they bought to replace the one that they totally destroyed, well they got this one for free due to their experience with the previous robot). One of the best episodes, and in a way totally relatable to me.

The TV snippets used to scare the shit out of me when I was a little kid but could never stay up late enough to watch it as it was on at 11:00PM.

Great stuff, Thanks for the upload.

The intro for this show still gives me chills. I was just a little girl when it was on and that intro terrified me.

After 20 plus years I finally found this.

The days of great writers and implementation to film are no longer here.. rod serling's night gallery was the perfect example of the greatest of the horror IQ rights of a long-gone age of perfection in imagination and traits that haunt.. we will no longer most likely never see sech of such eclectic writing such as rod serling's night gallery series. So past these stories on to each upcoming generations that they may experience what true nightmares are from the minds of men who matter

When I was 5 or 6, this show ( especially the beginning) scared the crap out me.

This was a wonderful clip.

Lone Survivor and The Doll were together on a half hour show? what pair of powerhouse episodes! and Rod was ashamed of series? I don't believe it! musta had contract dispute! it's some of scariest stuff ever committed on film. hands down!

"Good Evening and welcome to this display of the unnatural, unbelievable, and simply terrifying. This little gem here might represent something that some of us may have experienced ourselves. It depicts an open, dusty, desert road, and an old, rusting eighteen wheeler from a bygone era, driven by what could only be called a sociopath--or is it being driven by anyone at all? A question we will attempt to answer to the best of our ability in an offering we simply call "Duel". And in case you were wondering--this is the Night Gallery".

Oh this show always got me big time ❤

Damn! That last snippet gave me goosebumps! 😱And this is 2023!!

the music in these episodes really set the tone

That theme music is haunting!!It will literally shake you,so ahead of it's time. 💀👹👿

This is awesome. The best part of the show was always the introduction

Such cheezy, dated tv. I remember waiting up until all hours to watch this in reruns. Farm report and station signoff followed.

I was about 5, and I'd watch this with my aunt and get so scared!!!

I'm still scare at 55...

Tee Vee will never die!

We used to imitate the way he talked and his mannerisms endlessly at school

Actually, the opening theme you used was by Gil Melle. The end theme was composed for Season Three by Eddie Sauter.

Huge fan…first became interested during this series, later discovering the legendary Twilight Zone. His original, Requiem For a Heavyweight, with Jack Palance, is must see, live TV! Rod’s signature artistry’s all over the final scene of the original Planet of the Apes. A monster talent that left us before his time. 🇨🇦

If I had a time machine like Bill & Ted, I would grab Rod Serling, George Orwell, Benjamin Franklin and Shakespeare to let them see what has become of the future; then let them brainstorm to figure out a way to avert this calamity while writing one hell of a great story.

That show creeped me out when I was a little kid.

Surprised this hasn't been rebooted ad nauseum like The Twilight Zone has.

I remember NOT watching this lol, when I we like 9 thru 15 years old I would always watch The Twilight Zone at 11pm until 12 and then the opening to Night Gallery would come on and switch lol. The Twilight Zone was more mind blowing storylines where Night Gallery was straight up horror driven. I had forgotten Rod Serling made Night Gallery

'The Last Laurel' with Jack Cassidy was really bizarre

🚪🛋🎚🎛🎙🗣I'M REMINISCING BACK WHEN TELEVISION SHOWS 📺HAD A REALISTIC MEANING AND WAS MADE SO BEAUTIFULLY.KL KEEP THIS FASCINATING ENTERTAINING ERA ALIVE. 🌃

Guy was a complete genius and growing up in the 80’s, I lived to watch the Twilight Zone late at night, (after the honeymooners and odd couple). He was a master at irony. But is it me? I was fixated on the chipped tooth of his when he was talking ? If I’m going to have a monologue in front of millions each week, I’d get it fixed !

I remember 1st time I saw the show I was a little kid and had no idea what it was about. Had something to do with a furry little brooch pinned to a girl's jacket lapel and as she was walking home late at night the brooch kept growing and she tried to get it off and it was biting her. It finally got so big it devoured her and I was traumatized but couldn't stop watching the show...

It would be so cool if they came out with a reboot of Night Gallery, like Jordan Peete did with Twilight Zone.

This and the unsolved mysteries theme were the scariest I have ever heard.

That opening sound track made me haul ass to my parents room...lol

I peeked in at Mom watching this . It really SCARED ME ! 😱😵

Night Gallery > Twilight Zone. Long live Rod Serling’s legacy and his courage.

Portifoy Portifoy , is that youuuuu.

Ah, brings back memories :o)