I just started watching the 1959 Twilight Zone for the first time. I think it still holds up in many ways. Definitely worth watching.
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I love those old black and white Twilight Zone episodes. Unless you're totally against old-style tv I'd start there.
as someone currently watching through them I agree with this. I started with the old and it's pretty good, but you can see the age of it.
I watched a bunch of old twilight zone as a kid. I never watched new versions, because critics always had a lot negative to say about them, and I personally only sorta enjoyed the classics. They did stick with me, the classic ones, even when kid-me didn't like them. They're influential.
Honestly, if I was starting now, I'd just find a list of best episodes and watch those first, and if you are super into them, then you know you'll probably enjoy the less notable ones. You can watch them out of order. The most famous ones are good to watch just to understand the many modern references to them.
I didn't see all that much of The Twilight Zone either, but I did watch practically every episode of The Outer Limits, particularly the newer color episodes from the 1990s era. Man I miss that show, every single episode was amazingly well done!