The Jordandan Chick's "The Zone" seemed to be able to hit the "black mirror" level of cultural significance when it debuted in 2019 - especially with the chick is the face of the series. But the show was expelled to another Dimension by CBS after two seasons. So what went wrong?

"The Dusk Zone" remains relevant today, as it was in the 1960s. In many ways, the show never ceased to be relevant, as creator Rod Serling pasted the five original seasons between 1959 and 1964. It has been confirmed by countless references to pop culture in the next decades and multiple restarts, revival and audits that have emerged because it has come out of the air. There he was notorious Cursed film "Dusk Zone" In 1982 and the Lesser Known 1994 CBS TV Movie "Twilight Zone: Rod Serling's Lost Classics," As Well as Multiple Audio Episodes Broadcast on BBC Radio Between 2002 and 2012. Original Series, With the First Debuting in 1985 Before a second revival dropped in 2002.Was doomed to ruin from the beginning thanks to the mixing in the network).

The third rebirth "Dusk Zone" benefited from the involvement of a Jordandan Chicken. Horror Maestro became something spokesman for the genre Become director of the Superstwar with his movie "Exit" for 2017 While there is already significant attraction among the masses for his comedy work like one half of the Ki and the chick. As such, having a chicken "twilight zone" revived a very sense.

In 2019, the same year that debuted "US" in the cinema, we received his revival of the "Dusk Zone", with the horror director serving as a narrator of the series along with his executive producers. Two years later, the show was canceled - or as the chick says, it just ended up telling the stories she needs to tell. Here's why.

Rebooted for Twilight Zone debuted at CBS's cut off on April 1, 2019, with an episode titled "Comedian", starring Kumail Nanjani and was easy one of Restarting the best and most controversial episodes of "Dusk Zone". The original formula of Rod Serling remained quite unchanged, with Jordanordan Chick telling an anthology series that included science fiction, fantasy and horror stories that had a heavy metaphorical element. The reviews were solid. Season 1 of the series succeeded with a result of 71% rotten tomatoes, which certainly contributed to the show to renew for the second season halfway during the first game of 10 episodes.

The second season was released on June 25, 2020, with all the episodes debuting at the same time, rather than following the weekly schedule for the first season. The new episodes did not match the top ten in terms of RT, though. Season 2 earned a 64%critics rating, which, although lower than the first season, was far from the marked drop in quality.

Was a little surprise, then when in February 2021 The deadline It has announced that the "twilight zone" will not return the third season. A part of the problem seems to have come from CBS all access turn into paramount+What was declared at the time by the company as "part of the expansion of the service to have content from the leading portfolio of Viacombs of the broadcasting, news, sports and entertainment brands." When CBS All Access published its list of series that will continue in the new Paramount+ Age, however, the "twilight zone" was not included.

When the "Twilight" zone was first canceled, Jululey McNamara, executed by the Paramount+programming head, said a statement boasting the series and its creators. "Jordandan Chicken (Executive Producer) Simon Kinberg and the entire production team have really re -examined the" twilight zone "for modern times," she said. "They confirmed the legacy of the classic series of socially conscious storytelling and forcing today's viewers to explore all the new dimensions. Given those complimentary words, you may be wondering why Paramont did not give the chick another crack in the "twilight zone". Well, according to the chick, his decision was to pack it.

When the cancellation was first published, Hollywood reporter It published a report containing a statement from MonkeyPaw Productions from Kinberg's genres and genres, in which the couple claimed that after "20 unique episodes", they "told the stories we wanted to say, and the entire CBS approach was merciful in our understanding of our decision". Thr also announced that the sources confirmed it was, in fact, the chick's decision to finish the series after its second season. The reality may be a mixture of the chicken's unwillingness to continue less than the impressive rating, but officially, the chick was allowed to say that it was his and Kinberg's choice.

During his short time, the show did an admirable work of extension Rod Serling's inheritance with a pioneering genre of science for yearsAnd until they were a mega-hit CBS and the chick certainly hoped, it certainly didn't do bad service to the legendary show that started it all.