Crossword Clues: Rod Serling + The Twilight Zone Episodes

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Across
  1. 6. The creator of The Twilight Zone
  2. 8. The role Serling played in The Twilight Zone
  3. 9. Emotion that destroys neighbors’ trust (Monsters)
  4. 14. Protagonist in The Obsolete Man
  5. 16. Central theme in The Obsolete Man
  6. 19. Group behavior shown in the episode (Monsters)
  7. 20. Early TV series written by Serling
  8. 21. Forced change in appearance (Number 12)
  9. 24. Episode where gambling becomes destructive
  10. 27. Theme of Number 12 Looks Just Like You
  11. 29. Setting of The Fever
  12. 30. One of Serling’s main writing formats
  13. 31. Main character in The Fever
  14. 32. Henry Bemis’s greatest treasure, in Time Enough
  15. 33. Authority in The Obsolete Man
  16. 34. Award Rod Serling won multiple times
  17. 35. Fate imposed in The Obsolete Man
  18. 36. Setting of paranoia and suspicion in the episode, Monsters Are Due
  19. 37. Medium Serling worked in before TV
Down
  1. 1. Serling’s behind-the-scenes role
  2. 2. Symbol of knowledge in The Obsolete Man
  3. 3. Actor who plays Henry Bemis
  4. 4. Object broken at the end of the episode, Time Enough
  5. 5. Serling’s first name
  6. 7. Serling’s profession in television
  7. 10. Episode about enforced conformity in appearance
  8. 11. Object that obsesses Franklin in The Fever
  9. 12. Social pressure in the episode (Number 12)
  10. 13. Event that destroys society in the episode, Time Enough
  11. 15. Episode about a man who loves reading
  12. 17. Episode where a librarian is declared unnecessary
  13. 18. Age group pressured in the episode (Number 12)
  14. 20. Technology used to alter appearance in the episode (Number 12)
  15. 22. True cause of the chaos in Maple Street (Monsters)
  16. 23. Place Henry dreams of after disaster, in Time Enough
  17. 25. Symbol of addiction in The Fever
  18. 26. Trigger event on Maple Street (Monsters)
  19. 28. Book-loving protagonist of the episode, Time Enough