Try, Try

This is one of those episodes that makes you missi the original series or the one from the '80s. It's just one more politiced episode. "Men are pigs and mistreat women". If I want to see something like this, I go watch a drama. They are raping and distorting the twlight zone.

If are watching this expecting a groundhog day type story arc, then you better throw that idea out.

This episode is about the toxic "nice guy", but with no resolution, story arc, or twist for either of the main characters.

Has a intriguing beginning, a fascinating middle when the twist comes in, but the ending is not satisfying. Without getting into spoilers, if you didn't like the episode "Not All Men" from Season 1, you won't like this episode. Although it's better written than "Not All Men" but it shares a similar ideology. I will say Topher Grace pulls off some impressive acting in this episode.

I wish this show could move forward with their interesting ideas without forcing illogical ideology. Whereas Rod Serling's original show felt like it was made by a mature adult with life experience, this reboot feels like it was made by a teenager who thinks they know it all.

This "TZ" episode called "Try, Try" is one that's kind of hard to follow and a little strange. As the story involves a man named Marc(Topher Grace) who tries to connect with a lady, and it seems as if though he has special powers only things change and seem strange it's like he is not who he seems. Overall hard episode to get interested in not really much entertainment or drama it's like just basically a game of characters guessing at each other with thoughts.

Brilliant take on the concept, maybe even the most believable take I've seen. Great casting really lends to the scenes with characters connecting and the juxtaposition of those characters completely disconnecting. Addressing concepts like entitlement, consent, morality and immortality.