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THE TWILIGHT ZONE 2019 TV SERIES SERIES

Deal with the Devil: Implied in "The Comedian" where J.P.

THE TWILIGHT ZONE 2019 TV SERIES SERIES

Darker and Edgier: Not that previous series were light, but this TV-MA version ups the profanity and sexual content.

In "The Blue Scorpion", nearly everyone the protagonist meets is named "Jeff".

"Six Degrees of Freedom" has several, which convinces one of the crew members that their trip is an elaborate Secret Test.

The final episode more or less confirms this, with the return of the Kanamits from "To Serve Man".

Connected All Along: It heavily implied that this incarnation of The Twilight Zone is not only a Shared Universe, but that it's the same universe as the original incarnation of the show.

Companion Cube: The titular object in "The Blue Scorpion".

Chummy Commies: In "A Traveler", the Iglaak Sheriff's Department doesn't hesitate to invite a visitor who flew in from Russia to join their festivities.

Christmas Episode: "A Traveler" follows an Alaskan police officer, Sergeant Yuka Mongoyak, on Christmas Day.A Child Shall Lead Them: "The Wunderkind" has a child being elected president.Body Surf: "The Who of You" focuses on a struggling actor turned bank robber who discovers he has the ability to body swap by looking into the corner of peoples eyes, and then tries to use this ability and his acting talent to get away with his loot and escape the police.She spends the rest of the episode trying to get her son safely past the deputy, who is acting as the Monster of the Week and seems determined to prevent them from reaching their destination no matter how many times she rewinds. Bigot with a Badge: In " Replay", a black single mom transporting her 18-year-old son to college gets pulled over by a white sheriff's deputy, and gets out of the traffic stop with the discovery that her camcorder is a Time Rewind Mechanic.As Himself: Jordan Peele, Seth Rogen, Betty Gabriel and Jason Priestley in "Blurryman".Artifact of Death: The MP3 player in "Nightmare at 30,000 Feet" doesn't seem to be inherently malevolent but still causes the death of Adam Scott's character, Justin Sanderson.Arc Number: 1015 it seems, as detailed in Recurring Element.Ambiguous Ending: Occurs in "Replay" and "Six Degrees of Freedom".Erased something." The more he erases, the more he changes. Alternate Timeline: Kumail Nanjiani's character, Samir Wassan, in "The Comedian" finds himself in a universe where he no longer has a dog and is extremely successful after he "changed something."You Might Also Like" covers consumerism."Point of Origin" covers illegal immigration and border control."A Traveler" plays with "fake news" and confirmation biases."Replay" is one for Police Brutality and race relations.Allegory: Sometimes subtle, sometimes not.