The Twilight Zone
(2019–2020)
A man dazzles a woman with his seemingly miraculous abilities, but their encounter takes a dark turn when the true source of his charisma is revealed.
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Title: Try, Try (25 Jun 2020)
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Cast
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| Topher Grace | ... | Marc Wheeler | |
| Kylie Bunbury | ... | Claudia King | |
| Jordan Peele | ... | The Narrator | |
| Logan McInnes | ... | Some Kid | |
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Bruno Rudolf | ... | Another Kid |
| Kelly Ann Woods | ... | Kids' Mom | |
| Jina Anika | ... | Security Guard | |
| Mark Chavez | ... | Ned | |
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Marc Williams | ... | Gum Eating Museum Goer |
| Britney Mocca | ... | Bored Cashier | |
| Leo Chiang | ... | Sneezing Guy | |
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Kam Kozak | ... | Security Guard #1 |
| Sukh Singh | ... | Security Guard #2 | |
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College student Claudia King's life is saved by an unusual man, Marc Wheeler, who seems to know everything about her and what will happen. They end up at a museum, and Marc reveals the secret about his intimate knowledge of Claudia and the world around them. Written by Gislef
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time loop | predicting the future | museum | nihilism | punched in the face |Certificate:
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Marc Wheeler: A day is what you make it. Right?
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The truck that almost hits Claudia belongs to Dingle Moving. Dingle Moving has been mentioned in several season 2 episodes, and is a nod to the original series' episode The Twilight Zone: Mr. Dingle, the Strong (1961). See more »Quotes
Claudia King: Well, thanks you. Today was almost a very bad day.Marc Wheeler: A day is what you make it. Right?
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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.