...atured only scripts written by Rod Serling, Charles Beaumont and [[Richard Matheson]], a team that was eventually responsible for 127 of the show's 156 episode
...ing ''The Eye of the Beholder'' and ''The Invaders''. The trio of Serling, Matheson and Beaumont began to admit new writers, and this season saw the television
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...atured only scripts written by Rod Serling, Charles Beaumont and [[Richard Matheson]], a team that was eventually responsible for 127 of the show's 156 episode
...ing ''The Eye of the Beholder'' and ''The Invaders''. The trio of Serling, Matheson and Beaumont began to admit new writers, and this season saw the television
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* Hell House (1971) by Richard Matheson
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...ugh modern fiction, particularly 1954's ''I Am Legend'', by author Richard Matheson, , suggests that the latter beings share cannibalistic habits with ghouls,
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...ht hard for creative control, hiring writers he admired (such as [[Richard Matheson]] and [[Charles Beaumont]], both television writers known for their science
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...zombies changed with the publication of ''I Am Legend'' by author Richard Matheson in (1954), the story of a future Los Angeles, overrun with undead cannibali
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...It was based on the eponymous [[What Dreams May Come|novel]] by [[Richard Matheson]].
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