One of the most underrated episodes on the list took place during season three. The story, which was written by the creator and host Rod Serling, was titled “The Midnight Sun.” It was about the planet mysteriously changing its orbit and growing closer to the sun every single day, raising the temperature of the Earth.
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"With a very limited budget and facilities, we had to do a lot of improvising," Leader said when speaking about the three-day shoot. "We had to use every means available to us to project the fear of this developing heat and this cataclysmic ending to the world. I think we did a pretty good job."
Leader continued, "I remember that there were a couple of scenes in which I asked the electrical grip to add heat, not so much heat that it would show on the film, but heat that we would feel on the set. It made us distinctly uncomfortable, but I think it helped us develop the feeling that we had of heat. I didn't do that throughout, because its effect would have been lost eventually. We would have just been plain simply miserable and angry with each other for being involved in this thing."
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