Rod Serling discusses censorship, sponsor interference, and the compromises facing television writers at the dawn of the 1960s. In a revealing conversation, the future creator of The Twilight Zone explains why controversial stories were routinely softened or abandoned, why he was exhausted from fighting network pressure, and how television's commercial system shaped what audiences were allowed to see.

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