re: Anyone watch the Twilight Zone last night?

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oh surprise, lets throw jabs at the president and the 2A and then justify killing off people we don't like.

So edgy

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Feels like you missed the point. He was a liberal; he also became a monster, and the narrative judges him harshly for it.

"The Comedian," at almost an hour, was way too long. It repeated the same thing over and over. At 30 minutes this could have been much more enjoyable.

"Nightmare at 30,000 Feet", an update of the classic episode where Shatner sees a gremlin on the wing of the plane, was a blast. It wasn't too long, Adam Scott killed it as a paranoiac, and the modernized hook for the central conflict was pretty cool.

A different writer for each episode means there will be varying quality. Episode 2 was good enough for me to keep going with the first season.