1950s & 1960s TV Science Fiction

[Ash Armstrong]

I've recently bought a few BluRay and DVD boxsets: the original Twilight Zone, the Outer Limits, The Invaders (and Alfred Hitchcock Presents & The Alfred Hitchcock Hour).
I certainly remember watching The Invaders back in the day, and it was rerun here through to the 80s. A precursor to the X-Files and the short-lived Dark Skies for sure.
I've bought the Twilight Zone book to accompany my watching. Some of them I've seen but not for a long time, same with Outer Limits.
They all hold up incredibly well, with fine casts and writers, and a raft of young directors who'd go on to features in the 70s. They look gorgeous too, great quality prints.

[Ash Armstrong]

Watching a fascinating episode of The Outer Limits from 1963, the eighth in season one: The Human Factor. Henry Guardino, Gary Merrill, James Sikking, Sally Kellerman appear.
This episode concludes disc 2 of the DVD boxset.

[Olorin]

I remember the Invaders! I was just a little kid at the time but I definitely remember it. Pretty scary to a child. I should watch it again sometime, because as you point out, it was a precursor to the X Files, which was one of my favorite shows. The X Files of course honored its predecessor by having Roy Thinnes as a guest star (an alien, no less).

[Old Frothingslosh]

Outer Limits was just fantastic as was Twilight and Invaders.

[luna65]

The Outer Limits was a show I was really devoted to as a kid, watching it in reruns. My ex and I had a VHS set of various episodes from both seasons (two per tape) from Columbia Home Video. I think we ended up with about 10-12 tapes. At the time (this was in the '90s) they had not yet licensed beyond that for a complete set of the original run. My favorite of those is Demon With A Glass Hand, written by Harlan Ellison.

[Grey Wolf]

Another Invaders fan here. Loved the alien spaceships.

[Grey Wolf]

And because the original was a 60s TV show

[Ash Armstrong]

[RelayerI]

I never took to Outer Limits and Twilight Zone. I guess I just don't enjoy anthology shows, but I do appreciate how important they were to the genre.

Although I'd not enjoy them today I do recall liking Time Tunnel, Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea and Land Of The Giants, although they may be too late for consideration.

Oh, TOS. The source of a life long (and stronger than ever) Trek fandom.

[Ash Armstrong]

I never took to Outer Limits and Twilight Zone. I guess I just don't enjoy anthology shows, but I do appreciate how important they were to the genre.

Although I'd not enjoy them today I do recall liking Time Tunnel, Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea and Land Of The Giants, although they may be too late for consideration.

Oh, TOS. The source of a life long (and stronger than ever) Trek fandom.

All 1960s . I watched the first series of Voyage Bottom Sea last year on Prime.