Among the Untrodden

I've watched about a season and a half of these and this was definitely a standout. Predictably there were twists, but the twists were unpredictable for a change. Very well acted.

This is the 3rd episode this season that has really surprised me! From the very beginning, this episode had me intrigued then grew to be my favorite episode thus far. Comparing to the previous episode, this was a breath of fresh air with the writing, the twist, and the original story.

It did what a Twilight Zone episode, the best of them anyway, is supposed to do. There was magic, and there were elements that kept you unsure of what was really going on and finally, there was a very human element at the core of the story without it being darkly cynical as so many of the other episodes have been so far. I hope that the rest of the episodes from this season embody the elements that made this one so good.

I can say without a doubt, this is the best episode (of this series) so far. Felt like the 60s series and had a unique and unexpected ending

I am a fan of shows of this genre and this episode stuck out to me due to the story and acting from the character Madison played by Abbie Hern. I did not recognize her from anything else but if she keeps working and auditioning, she has a bright future in hollywood. Kudos Abbie!

It seemed like this was formulated from an episode of the original show or an old movie but I couldn't place it and I could be wrong (I'm not thinking of Carrie despite the similarities). Regardless, it was a great telling of a girl in high school unlocking her psychic powers. I found the writing in the scene towards the end about friendship to be a bit cheesey but it was saved by the talented acting from Abbie. Jordan Peele's dialogue has been great this season.

If you're not a fan of shows like the original twilight zone or black mirror, this might not be for you.