Just to clarify, this 50th anniversary set will have a different format from the past sets. Instead of 6 or 9 cards per episode, we are putting 2 episodes on a card and covering the ENTIRE history of the show. There won't be as much detail for each episode as in the past, but this set will cover every episode.
Re signings, Paul Mazursky turned us down, but David Macklin and Richard Erdman have signed cards.

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Originally posted by Darth Vader Fan:
It's great to hear that both Cliff Robertson and John Astin have signed for the set

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Originally posted by Ted Dastick Jr.:
Yeah, June Foray's a cool one too!

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Originally posted by Darth Vader Fan:

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Originally posted by Ted Dastick Jr.:
Yeah, June Foray's a cool one too!

I didn't know who she was by her name, so I checked on the IMDB and found out she voiced Talking Tina in the Living Doll episode

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Actually just hit the 50-signer mark. Yes, I included Earl (Holliman) only because he was in the first episode, and I thought that was cool. Just spoke to John Astin today -- super guy and really interested in the TZ cards. Also just added Joyce Van Patten, and George Clayton Johnson will be the 6-case incentive.

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Here is the list of signers: A98 Morgan Brittany/Susanne Cupito Caesar and Me A99 Mariette Hartley The Long Morrow A100 Tom Reese The Midnight Sun A101 Jack Grinnage The Mind and The Matter A102 Michael Forest Black Leather Jackets A103 Brooke Hayward The Masks A104 William Sargent Ninety Years Without Slumbering A105 June Foray Living Doll A106 Dee Hartford The Bewitching Pool A107 Patrick Macnee Judgment Night A108 Bonnie Beecher Come Wander With Me A109 Richard Erdman A Kind of Stopwatch A110 Read Morgan What You Need A111 Cliff Osmond The Gift A112 Larrian Gillespie The Night of the Meek A113 Sarah Marshall Little Girl Lost A114 Phyllis Love Four O'Clock A115 Terry Becker I Am The Night - Color Me Black A116 Mary Badham The Bewitching Pool A117 Jean Marsh The Lonely A118 Doris Singleton A Kind of Stopwatch A119 Arlene Martel (Arline Sax) What You Need A120 Earl Holliman Where Is Everybody? A121 Barbara Perry The Chaser A122 David Macklin Ring-A-Ding Girl A123 Linden Chiles Four O'Clock A124 Susan Harrison Five Characters In Search Of An Exit A125 Paul Comi People Are Alike All Over A126 Dana Dillaway One For The Angels A127 Tom Lowell The Changing of the Guard A128 Tim Stafford (Jeffrey Byron) The Bewitching Pool A129 Tim O'Connor On Thursday We Leave For Home A130 Jack Ging The Whole Truth A131 Doug Heyes Jr. Dust A132 Robert Sampson Little Girl Lost A133 Lea Waggner The Monsters Are Due On Maple Street A134 Randy Boone The 7th Is Made Up Of Phantoms A135 Cliff Robertson The Dummy A137 Louie Elias The Thirty-Fathom Grave A138 Anthony Call The Thirty-Fathom Grave A139 Chuck Hicks Steel A140 Mary Gregory The Shelter A141 John Astin A Hundred Yards Over The Rim A142 Camille Franklin Printer's Devil A143 Margarita Cordova A Thing About Machines A144 Charles Herbert I Sing The Body Electric A145 Denise Alexander Third From The Sun A146 Noah Keen The Trade-Ins A147 Edson Stroll The Trade-Ins A148 Joyce Van Patten Passage on the Lady Anne

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I was glad to see that the John Astin auto is only limited and not very limited