Fiction. Science Fiction & Fantasy. �This sparkling example of radio drama is a pleasant surprise. With top-grade production values and a generally excellent cast, this step into another dimension of time and space offers the light humor, whimsical sci-fi, and occasional drama that made the TV series a classic.�. Actor Stacy Keach hosts this collection of radio dramas. The fourth in a series, it contains four stories of ordinary people experiencing very strange things--in other words, these are typical "Twilight Zone" tales. This is no surprise, since these are "modern radio dramatizations of creator Rod Serling's classic scripts." The production quality is excellent, the acting good to very good. Each drama runs about 40 minutes, including commercials, which are included on each CD. All of the stories are appropriate for family listening. S.D. (c) AudioFile 2003, Portland, Maine. Actor Stacy Keach hosts this collection of radio dramas. The fourth in a series, it contains four stories of ordinary people experiencing very strange things--in other words, these are typical "Twilight Zone" tales. This is no surprise, since these are "modern radio dramatizations of creator Rod Serling's classic scripts." The production quality is excellent, the acting good to very good. Each drama runs about 40 minutes, including commercials, which are included on each CD. All of the stories are appropriate for family listening. S.D. (c) AudioFile 2003, Portland, Maine.… (more)