Watch The Twilight Zone (2019) Episode 5 live on Amazon
The Twilight Zone has another new episode tonight on CBS All Access. Here’s how you can watch it live on Amazon.
There’s no denying that The Twilight Zone has captured the feelings of the original series. Now it’s time to delve into Episode 5, titled “The Wunderkind.” Here’s what to expect and how to watch it live.
Jordan Peele will narrate the episode as usual, and this one stars John Cho as Raff Hanks, Jacob Tremblay as Oliver Foley, and Allison Tolman as Maura McGill. Expect another twisty, turvy episode that leaves you with far more questions than answers at the very end.
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This one is a little out there even for The Twilight Zone standards. Cho’s Raff is a down-on-his-luck manager. He has one goal right now: to get a child elected as the President of the United States. Is that even possible? Well, legally in our world, no, but this is the Twilight Zone and absolutely anything is possible there.
So far, the series has not disappointed. We’ve had time travel, aliens, and much more. What will the twist of this episode be?
The title “The Wunderkind” could be an important clue. It’s German for “Wonder Child.” He’s a “Boy Wonder” but what will that mean for the situation at hand?
It doesn’t look like thigs will be that simple, though. What started off as a good campaign turns bad when Raff realizes that Oliver didn’t say what he really meant.
Check out the promo and synopsis for The Twilight Zone Episode 5 below.
A down-on-his-luck campaign manager (John Cho) is determined to get a kid (Jacob Tremblay) elected as the President of the United States.
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So, how can you watch this episode live? The Twilight Zone is a CBS All Access exclusive, which means you can only watch it through the streaming service. There is some good news to this. With Amazon Prime, you can get CBS All Access through Amazon Channels. Whether you want the ad-free or the limited-ad option, you can sign up below.
