Goodsport
Explorer
Who else here is looking forward to all (or more likely, at least part) of this annual tradition? 
The first of the two end-of-year marathons begins early on Gregorian Christmas on what would have been show creator Rod Serling’s 101st birthday (that’s even older than I am
), with the second marathon beginning on its usual final day of the calendar year and airing into the new year. 
You can find a list of the episodes for both marathons and their air times here (all times listed there are Eastern Standard Time).
While I won't be able to watch a large chunk of either marathon, it's still cool to be able to record and watch certain favorite episodes (though I also always seem to find an episode or two that I'd never seen or that I hadn't seen in a long time). Also, if one still can't go to sleep after returning from a New Year's party, that marathon provides perhaps the only good thing to watch that late at night after the New Year's shows have long since ended.
-G
The first of the two end-of-year marathons begins early on Gregorian Christmas on what would have been show creator Rod Serling’s 101st birthday (that’s even older than I am
), with the second marathon beginning on its usual final day of the calendar year and airing into the new year. You can find a list of the episodes for both marathons and their air times here (all times listed there are Eastern Standard Time).
While I won't be able to watch a large chunk of either marathon, it's still cool to be able to record and watch certain favorite episodes (though I also always seem to find an episode or two that I'd never seen or that I hadn't seen in a long time). Also, if one still can't go to sleep after returning from a New Year's party, that marathon provides perhaps the only good thing to watch that late at night after the New Year's shows have long since ended.
-G
