Extended Serling's anthology brand into color horror for a new decade's edge.
Why it matters
Episode guide
98 episodes across 3 seasons — titles, air dates, and synopses.
At a glance
Rod Serling hosts tales of horror and dark fantasy introduced through eerie gallery paintings. Meaner edges than Twilight Zone's moral clarity. Anthology dread enters the 70s doorway.
Network & studio
- NBC — broadcast network
Why watch now
Watch for the cultural DNA of the 1960s — and the star power that made living rooms feel like red carpets.
Cultural impact
Extended Serling's anthology brand into color horror for a new decade's edge.
Creators
Rod Serling
Key cast
- Rod Serling as Host
Flash facts
- NBC anthology hosted by Rod Serling; pilot 1969, series 1970–1973.
- Serling wrote many segments but had less creative control than on Twilight Zone.
- Steven Spielberg directed the segment 'Eyes' in the 1969 pilot film.
FAQ
What network aired Night Gallery?
Night Gallery is associated with NBC (1969–1973).
Why is Night Gallery in the TV Flash top 100 for the 1960s?
Extended Serling's anthology brand into color horror for a new decade's edge.
Who are the key names behind Night Gallery?
Creators and principals include Rod Serling.
Official & further reading
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