The fourth episode of the second season features four segments.
The first "A Fear of Spiders" is the episodes primary story. O'Neal and Stanley both do good here, in a very fun story. Stanley's character comes off as rather annoying and I couldn't really relate when the episode tries to play the sympathy card with her, despite O'Neal's character being very dickish. The one shot of the spider a giant puppet being pulled across the floor always remained in my memories as a kid.
The second "Junior" is another short vignette, and man I can defiantly see why Serling couldn't stand these things there so out of place and not near as funny as producer Jack Laird thought they were. Plus they seem to make no freaking sense at all, Wally Cox makes an appearance though.
The third "Marmalade Wine" is a very interesting tale that I found myself enjoying a lot, It's filmed very surreal like with the segments opening sets and rain storm looking so fake that it almost helps the surrealness of it, it also has some nice camera work, however the problem is it's to short and if extended upon, we might could have really had something here, and Robert Morse and Rudy Vallee both play off each other really well.
The fourth and final "The Academy" is decent despite the fact it's rather predictable, anyone can pretty much figure out whats going on here, and you feel like it takes our protagonist forever before he finally gets it. However theirs some good star power with Leif Erickson and Pat Boone.
Overall, a pretty good episode with a great primary story, two decent secondary stories, and a throwaway vignette.