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The SyFy network holds an annual Twilight Zone marathon each year for New Year's, and this year is no different! The official schedule has officially been released and needless to say, we're excited to head into 2022 with The Twilight Zone. From classics like the Christmas-themed "Night of the Meek" and "Living Doll" to "The Masks" and "Midnight Sun," all of your Twilight Zone favorites are included on this list. Check it out below! (PS- All times are in EST.) The New Year's 'Twilight Zone' Marathon Schedule TWILIGHT ZONE, Telly Savalas, Tracy Stratford, 1959-64, 'The Living Doll' Season 5 / Everett Collection Friday, December 31, 2021 2:00am – The Parallel 3:00am – Where is Everybody? 3:30am – One For the Angels 4:00am – Mr. Denton on Doomsday 4:30am – The Sixteen-Millimeter Shrine 5:00am – The Incredible World of Horace Ford 6:00am – Judgment Night 6:30am – The Purple Testament 7:00am – Elegy 7:30am – Nightmare As a Child 8:00am – Valley of the Shadow 8:50am – The Chaser 9:15am – A World of His Own 9:40am – King Nine Will Not Return 10:05am – Of Late I Think of Cliffordville 10:55am – A Thing About Machines 11:20am – The Trouble With Templeton 11:45am – Back There 12:10pm – Mr. Dingle, the Strong 12:35am – The Rip Van Winkle Caper 1:00pm – The Mind and the Matter 1:25pm – The Arrival 1:50pm – The Passersby 2:15pm – A Quality of Mercy 2:40pm – Nothing in the Dark 3:05pm – The Last Rites of Jeff Myrtlebank 3:30pm – The Trade-Ins 3:55pm – Hocus-Pocus and Frisby 4:20pm – Young Man’s Fancy 4:45pm – Cavender Is Coming 5:10pm – An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge 5:35pm – The New Exhibit 6:25pm – A Kind of Stopwatch 6:50pm – The Last Night of a Jockey 7:15pm – Living Doll 7:40pm – Time Enough at Last 8:05pm – Perchance to Dream 8:30pm – The Hitch-Hiker 8:55pm – The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street 9:20pm – A World of Difference 9:45pm – Night of the Meek 10:10pm – The Odyssey of Flight 33 10:35pm – Long Distance Call 11:00pm – Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up? 11:25pm – The Shelter 11:50pm – The Fugitive RELATED: Do You Remember The Very First Disturbing Episode Of ‘The Twilight Zone’? THE TWILIGHT ZONE, Cliff Robertson, 'The Dummy,' 1962, 1959-1964, Season 3 / Everett Collection Saturday, January 1, 2022 12:15am – Person or Persons Unknown 12:40am – The Masks 1:05am – Jess-Belle 1:55am – Ring-a-Ding Girl 2:20am – On Thursday We Leave For Home 3:10am – A Short Drink From a Certain Fountain 3:35am – You Drive 4:00am – The Self-Improvement of Salvatore Ross 4:30am – Spur of the Moment 5:00am – What’s in the Box? 5:30am – The Brain Center at Whipple’s 6:00am – Mute 7:00am – Passage on the Lady Anne 8:00am – And When the Sky Was Opened 8:30am – Third From the Sun 9:00am – People Are Alike All Over 9:30am – Mr. Bevis 10:00am – The After Hours 10:30am – The Mighty Casey 11:00am – Twenty-Two 11:30am – Static 12:00pm – The Mirror 12:25pm – Once Upon a Time 12:50pm – The Hunt 1:15pm – The Bard 2:05pm – Showdown With Rance McGrew 2:30pm – The Gift 2:55pm – The Little People 3:20pm – The Changing of the Guard 3:45pm – In Praise of Pip 4:10pm – The Old Man in the Cave 4:35pm – Number 12 Looks Just Like You 5:00pm – The Long Morrow 5:25pm – Probe 7 Over and Out 5:50pm – The 7th is Made Up of Phantoms 6:15pm – From Agnes With Love 6:40pm – I Am the Night – Color Me Black 7:05pm – Sounds and Silences 7:30pm – Caesar and Me 7:55pm – A Nice Place to Visit 8:20pm – A Stop at Willoughby 8:45pm – The Howling Man 9:10pm – Eye of the Beholder 9:35pm – Dust 10:00pm – The Invaders 10:30pm – The Obsolete Man 11:00pm – Midnight Sun 11:30pm – Five Characters in Search of an Exit THE TWILIGHT ZONE, from left: William Shatner, 'Nick Cravat as the Gremlin, Nightmare At 20,000 Feet,' 10/11/63. Season 5 / Everett Collection Sunday, January 2, 2022 12:00am – To Serve Man 12:30am – The Dummy 1:00am – I Sing the Body Electric 1:30am – Nightmare at 20,000 Feet 2:00am – The Jeopardy Room 2:30am – The Encounter 3:00am – Mr. Garrity and the Graves 3:30am – The Bewitchin’ Pool 4:00am – The Thirty-Fathom Grave 5:00am – He’s Alive TWILIGHT ZONE, Art Carney, 1959-64, 'Night of the Meek', Ep.47, 1960. / Everett Collection Will you be tuning in? RELATED: Do You Remember ‘Bonanza’s’ Creepy Tribute To ‘The Twilight Zone?’