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It would seem that the writers were too busy trying to be clever with references to past Twilight Zone episodes instead of trying to come up with something original. My disappointment with this iteration of Twilight Zone overall is that it's just way too cynical for my taste. Everything in this Twilight Zone is so black and white and it doesn't address the shades of grey of the human experience that Rod Serling understood so well.

This episode could have been decent, but instead we are left with weird for the sake of weird. The characters were not likable nor relatable, and their motivations made little to no sense, and nothing is explained in a satisfying way, if at all. Its just a frustrating journey with an empty conclusion. The rest of the season is great, and even better than the first, and I absolutely dont agree with the person wanting the show to end just because its not the 80s or 2000s version. This show has a lot of potential, but this one particular eoisode was a complete dud.

This season is much better than the last one, but this episode is horrible ! of course u will watch it, but forget your expectations !

This "TZ" episode called "You Might Also Like" is one that's strange far out and has a very science fiction like feel! It involves Gretchen Mol("Boardwalk Empire") as a trophy socialite housewife who isn't sure to buy into the next big invention which is a magical Easter Egg that everyone wants. Things start to gets strange and the episode twist as everywhere she looks things are not the norm. Look for many "Kanamit" sightings as it's like maybe this character is an Easter Egg symbol. Overall this episode is parody and a tribute on the old "Encounter like episode "To save and serve men". Overall episode is entertaining with drama and it teases while paying tribute to the old school "Twilight Zone".

So it's over-the-top & campy, but I think it's meant to be as the episode is 50s B-movie and homage to a very famous original episode. Overall they did a good job, while adding in some social commentary about mindless consumerism.