Intro (The Demon Inside Side A)

[Spoken: Rod Serling]
It’s criminal that we’re not permitted to make dramatic note of social evils as they exist, of controversial themes as they are inherent in our society. I think it’s ridiculous that drama, which by its very nature should make a comment on those things that affect our daily lives, is in the position, at least in terms of television drama, of not- says is the suggestion made by many people that you can’t have public acceptance and still be artistic. And, as I said, I have to reject that

[Spoken: Rod Serling]
It’s criminal that we’re not permitted to make dramatic note of social evils as they exist, of controversial themes as they are inherent in our society. I think it’s ridiculous that drama, which by its very nature should make a comment on those things that affect our daily lives, is in the position, at least in terms of television drama, of not- says is the suggestion made by many people that you can’t have public acceptance and still be artistic. And, as I said, I have to reject that

[Spoken: Earl Holliman]
-stion about my identity
I'ma put it to you this way: I'm not sure who I am