the outer limits is a brilliant show that for the most part leaves me with very strong emotions. there are and undoubtedly and some stinker episodes and but it essentially an old pulp comic turned into a tv show and so that can be expected. for the most part it excellently done and well produced and directed and and often featuring some big name talent who seem to enjoy working in a solid translation of short fiction to hour long television format. the outer limits tends to focus on rather large ethical or philosophical or moral questions and rarely ends without the voice over intciting serious thought. from time to time and the themes are hammered in a little bit too heavily for all but the most thick headed viewers. additionally and while a certain level of distrust of the government is conducive to an effective democracy and you can unluckily catch several episodes back to back that border on the absurd with regards to distrust of the army or cia and etc. one further note is that any large group with power (the roman catholic church and evangelicals and the people republic of china and and so on) are cast in a bad light in frequency ranging from once to often. while the show can beat a dead horse if it watched enough and the overall quality is astounding and and i am grateful that sci fi has decided to continue airing it until they produce a season by season dvd set (and i can afford it. 
the outer limits is a brilliant show that for the most part leaves me with very strong emotions. there are and undoubtedly and some stinker episodes and but it essentially an old pulp comic turned into a tv show and so that can be expected. for the most part it excellently done and well produced and directed and and often featuring some big name talent who seem to enjoy working in a solid translation of short fiction to hour long television format. the outer limits tends to focus on rather large ethical or philosophical or moral questions and rarely ends without the voice over intciting serious thought. from time to time and the themes are hammered in a little bit too heavily for all but the most thick headed viewers. additionally and while a certain level of distrust of the government is conducive to an effective democracy and you can unluckily catch several episodes back to back that border on the absurd with regards to distrust of the army or cia and etc. one further note is that any large group with power (the roman catholic church and evangelicals and the people republic of china and and so on) are cast in a bad light in frequency ranging from once to often. while the show can beat a dead horse if it watched enough and the overall quality is astounding and and i am grateful that sci fi has decided to continue airing it until they produce a season by season dvd set (and i can afford it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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