Blurryman

A meta textual approach or an ironic confession that this new series of The Twilight Zone does not hold a candle to the original series?

It starts off conventionally enough with Seth Rogen as the gust star seeing the apocalypse. However it is when Jordan Peele appears things change. Peele does not like his lines.

The writer Sophie Gelson (Zazie Beetz) needs to quickly come up with a rewrite. Something from within her heart or soul. This is a show she loved to watch as a child, under pressure, someone has noticed that there is a blurry figure in the scenes that were shot.

There is a clip from Time Enough at Last starring Burgess Meredith. I saw this episode in the early 1980s and still remember it, particularly the cruel ironic ending. I cannot remember much of the the new series a few hours after I have seen it.

At least this one will be more memorable even if it is just for the reveal of the Blurryman.

Seriously fire all the writers and reset the show!!!

The nuclear storyline would of been more interesting.

By comparison to the rest of the garbage heap that is this series, this was a decent episode. However, the mystery of the Blurryman is instantly obvious and it played out more like a horror film than a Twilight Zone episode. Considering what preceded this episode in this series, the writers seem to have completely missed the point of their own conclusion.

I'll be honest, I hated most of the episodes of this season - The Comedian, Nightmare at 30,000 Feet, A Traveler, Six Degrees of Freedom and The Blue Scorpion are the only ones I find to be genuinely good in their own ways but then again, I haven't watched the other Twilight Zones shows.

Not to beat a dead horse, but putting an obvious, blatant and disrespectful agenda screaming out of the other episodes obviously hasn't worked and I hope the writers and showrunners take the criticisms and feedback to heart for the second season.