Type of "Twilight Zone" episode you can't stand?

I didn't mind though the boxing in "The Big Tall Wish" because it took a back seat to the poignant relationship between Bolie and Henry.

I happen to love baseball (I played it as a kid -- the only kind of person, really, that likes baseball) and I was hard-pressed to sit though the entirety of "The Might Casey." (Serling's opening is great, I admit, and deserving of a better episode.)

I may be in the minority here but I thought the space suits in "Elegy" were pretty great even by today's standards. You are right that the space-oriented episodes have a high-camp quality that undermines the eeriness. I do like, though, the aforementioned "Elegy," as well as "People Are Alike All Over" (the Martians sporting togas is hysterical) because despite their kitschy-trappings they both pull off pretty macabre endings that can stick with someone forever.

Episodes like "And When The Sky Was Opened" and "Shadow Play" are for me the near-pinnacle of "The Twilight Zone" owing to how they exemplify all the attributes of a good "Zone" episode you cited.

The ones in which Burgess Meredith is cast as a wimp.

Yeah miss. While some were funny they had paper thin storylines and the costumes weren't anything to write home about.

My dad fought the Nazis. I hate everything about them and everything they stood for. Their cruelty to humanity is beyond debate. But, to me, they make the most wonderful tv and movie characters because they are the ultimate villains. I don't really understand why, but I am just fascinated with Nazi Germany. I can't get enough of AHC when they run WWII documentaries on the European war, or documentaries about Nazi Germany specifically.

And to be clear, I hope every Nazi is (or will be soon) burning in Hell.

Same. Not my genre.

The west I felt was overused. I know they were popular and I do like one with the witch book yet most are uninspired.