I had a small issue with plot in one episode ...
919196
I had a small issue with plot in one episode that Jedi should have picked up on. But other than that is a decent ending to the show.
1928163
The first episode was not that great but it quickly got better with the next episodes. I really enjoyed it. I am currently watching season 3.
1503667
I enjoyed the story and setting, butI found the background music much to lively and loud for the action on the screen. I was more of a distraction than an enhancement to the series. Also, in this day and age of binge watching, Jullian's summary at the beginning AND end of each episode was unnecessary and almost seemed like filler to stretch the series into 4 episodes. As I said, I did enjoy the series and if they can fix these "bugs", would like to see more.
1371507
got interested in the first few episodes....but this show is a bit too focused on rape for my taste.  I understand that was part of the times but that seems a major plot point for the majority of episodes
3129851
This is the eleventh episode in the series, and though I don't think that it is one of the best, it does have its moments.

 At the Norco Energy Research Commission, the cleaning lady uses her vacuum cleaner to suck a gooey object from the ground. Once it goes in the vacuum, the vacuum cleaner starts shaking and explodes, releasing a form of pure energy that kills anything in its way. Now, Stuart Peters (played by Michael Forest) is a new employee at Narco, and is made to work with Dr. Stephanie Linden (played by Joan Camden), to discover a method to create or destroy energy. Dr. Linden sends Stuart through a passageway and exposes him to the energy. We see Stuart dead, but after a while, he comes back to life to see his brother Jory (played by Scott Marlowe) and tells him to run away. Later, he (Stuart) is electrocuted in the bathroom due to an accident. Jory is confused and tells Det. Sgt. Siroleo (played by Ed Asner) the details. Det. Sgt. Siroleo now tries to get the whole story behind the murder investigation by interrogating the workers of Narco.

The one thing I really liked about this episode was the idea of man trying to destroy pure energy (and including a murder mystery somewhere as well). The idea also talks about man controlling energy, giving him a sense of power (which can lead to madness). But, it is a very sensitive topic and, unfortunately the writers did not emphasize much on the storyline. If energy can neither be created nor destroyed, then how did it get created in the beginning of the episode in the vacuum cleaner (of all things!)? And if it WAS created, shouldn't there have been a way that it was destroyed in the end? And HOW was that thing able to come out of the facility and kill Warren Edgar Morley (played by Gene Darfler), the security guard, in broad daylight and then somehow go back inside?? It just doesn't make any sense. I don't mean to sound pessimistic, but compared to the other episodes of the Outer Limit series, this one raised far too many questions to make it completely believable.

Of course, the cast acted amazingly as usual especially Ed Asner, Scott Marlowe, Kent Smith and Joan Camden.

To quote Vic Perrin (The Control Voice): "The Conservation of Energy Law: a principle which states that energy can be changed in form, but that it cannot be either created or destroyed, and this is true of all energy; The energy of the genius, of madness, of the heart, of the atom. And so it must be lived with, it must be controlled, channeled for good, held isolated from evil, and somehow lived with peaceably."
2048329
I've only just started watching this series but there something rather troubling about the lead character's egocentrism and selfishness. Perhaps, this is not a characteristic that one wants in one's shrink (as he verbalized). So, perhaps that's the point... I'll have wait and see!
3600059
I had watch on TV but I'm sure I missed some episode over time
There is just one problem, when it was delivered it did not have no packing material in it, so when I opened it on one Corner that was a little bit of damage but something I can put up with but the DVD case holder was cracked
I'm sure If it had packing paper in her this will not happened.
2160580
The plots are often strained and inconsistent, but usually amusing and engaging, the characters are lovable, and the scenery marvelous. There is a problem with the scenery  during the introductory credits: it is out of focus. This is true for all episodes that I've watched. Very annoying! That's why I rate it as a 3, rather than 4.
1223233
They fixed the problem with the missing episode.  If the rest of the series is as good as the first, it will likely be one of those shows worth watching over and over.  I'd put it in the top 5 shows this year.
4373930
I have not seen these DVDs, so I can't comment beyond saying that the episodes ARE in color. We have seen them on MHZ, so I'd suggest that the previous reviewer contact MHZ to find out what went wrong.
1209321
I love this show...I really do.  However, the plot seems to be getting a little tired.  Rick & that blonde person need to just STOP with whatever is going on there.  They have ZERO chemistry and her oldest son is a moron.  I actually would like to get a little more perspective on her youngest kid - seems like he is on the spectrum or has a mental illness.  That could be an interesting human interest/plot twist.

That said - the remaining originals are well worth watching.

I am super peeved that Season 6 has 8 episodes.  Are you kidding me?
3864093
This felt like they were trying to squeeze the content down since it was only 3 episodes.  Having Fellows do bookend appearances to explain the plot was annoying as well. Wish it had been allowed to play out a bit more.
776943
The episodes are creative as always. Old friends and enemies of the Dr.  return. Themes of love,loneliness, and seperation that started in the return of the Dr. continue. There is a technical problem. The episode "The Girl In The Fireplace" would not play on my DVD. It would play on my laptop. Amazon was responsive but the problem is outside their control. Contact customer service before ordering this product.
550262
I really enjoy this series.  I'm sure that everything,  has been done the same, as far as writing, acting and directing.  I just didn't enjoy it as much.  I think that it was the topics of the episodes, just not  as appealing to me.  I didn't have enough interest to finish two of them.
3889955
the theme was ok, but i can watch murder/mysteries on t.v. at anytime. i possess every book he has wrtten.  i hope this story was one-time thing.
3752633
This review doesn't have anything to do with the show itself which I love, but the problems I am having streaming it.
The episodes are not in correct order and many are mislabeled. I had to look up the episodes on wikipedia and make sure I was watching them in the correct order. For example Season 4 Episode 5  "The Desperation Emanation" has the incorrect episode synopsis and when you hit play, it plays the wrong episode.

Also, when watching this on my Smart TV and I hit go to the next episode...it skips around and does NOT play the next episode but a random one a few episodes later.

SUPER ANNOYING.
3704646
The only thing really wrong with it in my opinion is that they episodes are too short and I've been following it since the first episode got put up, so waiting a week for a 20 minute episode is like pulling teeth.