Rod Serling

Last writing for TV included the ABC medical anthology drama pilot, "Oath: The Sad and Lonely Sundays"

Hosted the syndicated game show, "The Liar's Club"

Wrote first TV-movie, "The Doomsday Flight", for NBC

First credit as screenwriter, "Saddle the Wind"

First teleplay adapted for film, "The Rack"

Worked as manager of Antioch College's radio station

Created and hosted the NBC horror and fantasy anthology series, "Night Gallery/Rod Serling's Night Gallery"

Created the CBS Western series, "The Loner"

Created the short-lived ABC drama series, "The New People"

Created, executive produced, hosted and often wrote for the CBS horror and fantasy anthology series, "Twilight Zone"

Earliest TV writing experience, creating episodes of the anthology drama programs, "Kraft Television Theater" and "Studio One"

Served as paratrooper in Pacific, WWII

Wrote for the CBS adventure series, "Appointment with Adventure"

Wrote for the CBS suspense anthology series, "Pursuit"

Wrote for the syndicated anthology series, "Matinee Theater"