OCTOBER 2
1959:Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone
premieres on CBS, taking viewers to "a dimension as vast as space and
as timeless as infinity." The anthology series runs for five seasons,
featuring a variety of well-known actors in science fiction tales of the
futuristic and the paranormal.
1971: Rod Stewart scores his first Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hit with "Maggie May," a song about a young man's liaison with an older woman.
1985: Movie leading man Rock Hudson dies of complications from AIDS in Hollywood, Calif. He is the first U.S. celebrity to die of the disease. Hudson was 59.
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