I was expecting a series to rival that of the original 1959 show. A show in present time that could rival the writing of Breaking Bad and Black Mirror, but I guess I expected too much. Most if not all the story start out with a great premise but usually halfway through they mess it up by introducing a new plot twist or by making the ending predictable. Take "A Traveler," it started out great, I really liked the talk between the indigenous Inuit police woman and her relative, about why she shouldn't forget her culture just to fit in with her coworkers. As a minority I felt that, it felt real and had something to say, but it didn't feel forced at all. But guess what, they couldn't go deeper into that, they just had to switch into some sort of alien fake news metaphorical analogy which did in fact feel forced and shoved down my throat, I came to see a touching story, not a political commentary about America in the form of a metaphor.
What I am trying to say is that the writers of Twilight Zone can't focus on one thing, they end it with cheap plot twists, obvious political metaphors, add in too many different aspects then abandon them, or they have poor writing.
What I am trying to say is that the writers of Twilight Zone can't focus on one thing, they end it with cheap plot twists, obvious political metaphors, add in too many different aspects then abandon them, or they have poor writing.
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