An influential American screenwriter, producer, and narrator, he is best known for creating and hosting the iconic television series "The Twilight Zone." Born in 1924 in Syracuse, New York, he served in World War II before pursuing a career in writing. His early work in television earned him critical acclaim and multiple Emmy Awards. Known for his distinctive voice and thought-provoking storytelling, he tackled social issues through science fiction and fantasy. He passed away in 1975, leaving a lasting legacy in television history.