The Best Episodes Written By Ray Bradbury

A neon sign artist named Joe Spelliner is injured in a car crash and sees a crowd of onlookers quickly gather. Days later he sees another car crash and notices that again the same crowd quickly gathers. He begins to investigate a series of accidents and news footage reveals that the same crowd arrives at every scene. What's more, Joe notices that the faces in the crowd match photographs of people at the city morgue.

Director: Ralph L. Thomas

Writer: Ray Bradbury

A woman is terrorized by her newborn infant.

Director: N/A

Writer: Ray Bradbury

An aging inventor builds a custom designed casket as his final creation... and to inflict revenge on a greedy brother.

Director: N/A

Writer: Ray Bradbury

A widower buys a robot grandmother for his three children.

Director: William Claxton

Writer: Ray Bradbury

John Raleigh Braling is a computer salesman who receives a cryptic message on his computer screen. Later he receives the same message in a newspaper and on a lunch bill. He tracks down source of the messages and meets a man who offers to sell him a robot replica of himself.

Director: Paul Lynch

Writer: Ray Bradbury

When Charles Underhill was a boy, he was tormented by neighborhood bullies. When his son begins playing in a local playground, he becomes deeply disturbed when he sees a bully from his youth.

Director: William Fruet

Writer: Ray Bradbury

A city writer learns a lesson when he takes an idealistic view of rural life, but discovers the truth is far different when he impulsively leaves a train to explore a small town.

Director: Don McBrearty

Writer: Ray Bradbury

Two retired insurance salesmen confront an aggressive, hostile woman in hopes of saving her from a disaster.

Director: Robert Stevens

Writer: Ray Bradbury

A man's marriage seriously malfunctions when he buys a robot to take over his relationship with his demanding wife so he can escape to Rio.

Director: Robert Stevens

Writer: Ray Bradbury

After his neighbor warns him about suspicious disappearances around them, a man wonders if the vanishings have anything to do with a delivery to his young son.

Director: Norman Lloyd

Writer: Ray Bradbury

Juan Diaz is dying and penniless. His last wish is that he can provide financial security for his family. About a year later, a gravedigger named Alejandro exhumes Juan's corpse to make room in the cemetery. He has it mummified and sotries it in a crypt with a number of other mummies. Juan wife, Maria, discovers Alejandro plan and steals Juan's body. She hangs it in the house and tells tourists that it is a authentic Mexican mummy. Money from the tourists pays for food and clothing for Maria and her three children. Eventually, however, Maria is overcome by the ghoulishness of what she has done. She begs for forgiveness, but a gleam in the eye of the corpses body reveals that Juan approves of what she has done.

Director: Norman Lloyd

Writer: Ray Bradbury

Episode 7: El doble. A man buys a robot that is a double of himself to replace him with his wife while he pretends to go to the South Seas. But the double has its own interests.

Director: Chicho Ibáñez Serrador

Writer: Ray Bradbury

Episode 3: La bodega (1ª parte). First part of the adaptation made by Narciso Ibáñez Serrador of the story "Come Into My Cellar" by Ray Bradbury.

Director: Chicho Ibáñez Serrador

Writer: Ray Bradbury

Episode 4: La bodega (2ª parte). The seeds grow like huge mushrooms in the winery, and the son's attitude has changed dramatically.

Director: Chicho Ibáñez Serrador

Writer: Ray Bradbury

Two twenty-something brothers go to their father's laboratory to steal his fathers' growth serum research and sell for their own profit. They find a web-like material, which tastes great. They find large plants. Some plants have increased in size more than others. Then they find animals that have also grown in different degrees of magnitude, but they are all dead.

Director: N/A

Writer: Ray Bradbury

A hypochondriac goes to a bone specialist for a cure to his latest ailment.

Director: N/A

Writer: Ray Bradbury

While investigating a murder in a theater, Detective Krovitch uncovers a strange web of tensions revolving around ventriloquist John Fabian and his female dummy.

Director: Robert Stevenson

Writer: Ray Bradbury

Episode 14: La espera. The last family of colonists on Mars receive, after many years, the visit of crew from Earth. They knew that family but found that some in that family are the same age as they were many years before.

Director: Chicho Ibáñez Serrador

Writer: Ray Bradbury

A vicious prankster convinces his wife's mean old grandmother that he is planning to kill her and her pets and grind them up in the new garbage disposal that he bought for her.

Director: N/A

Writer: Ray Bradbury