Ideally, you want the reboot of a beloved television show to recall the best parts of the original, ditch any embarrassing bits and update or make it better.
That is a tall order when bringing back something as iconic as The Twilight Zone anthology, which set a new bar for provocative, zeitgeist-channelling science fiction, horror and fantasy when Rod Serling launched it in 1959.
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