There are some good episodes and some not-so-good, but I found the experience overall positive, and better than that Jordan Peele thing.
Thanks for the heads up! I had never heard of this series and did not know what to expect. Have watched 2 episodes so far and it's a cool show!
Heard about it. Never saw it and didn't want to see it mainly because I don't have a streaming service for CBS All Access. But I didn't like the '80's version of Twilight Zone either. No Serling, no noir like black & white image, no interest from me. I really do think people who make TV series like remakes of shows like Twilight Zone don't get the big picture which is made of much engaging smaller parts as I listed that creates a totally new and interesting way of telling a story. The more unique the less people are going to accept remakes.
Season 1 of the new Twilight Zone on blu ray has all the episodes in B&W as well as the standard color. Just FYI.
Syfy's 'Twilight Zone' Marathon: Everything You Need to Know Starting tomorrow, SYFY will be showing the 2019-2020 version of The Twilight Zone with Jordan Peele at 8:00 PM.
Post #229 above reminded me of the mid-80s reboot of the 'Alfred Hitchcock Presents' program. Alfred had died in 1980 but I believe some of his old-time, b&w "intros" were colorized and used to introduce the new stories. I think it ran only 1 season? 1985-86? As far the '80s re-boot of "The Twilight Zone" the producers would've had to dig up Rod, too. He died in 1975 at age 50 so if he were to have 'hosted' the '80s series the producers would've had to take his old b&w intros and colorize 'em, too, just like with Alfred.
Season One of that All-Access show became available in black & white while it was still in progress. You had a choice of watching in color or black & white. I think it made a bit of a difference, at least in the one episode that I watched in black & white, but overall the series was way too preachy for me. I never watched any of the second season.
