It's unfair to compare this series to The Twilight Zone. Unfortunately, that's the only comparison available. Additionally,with such a variety of writers and directors, the range of styles and methods of execution make it a collage. The common threads are the producer, a dystopian view and British film/TV Movie making sensibility.

Many episodes could stand on their own as full theatrical releases. A few need not have been made. Taken in its entirety, the body of work is genius. It will likely remain viable for generations as the technologies foreseen will be compared to the similar technologies that will become reality. Where Series such as Star Trek and Star Wars futurist views are defined by the movie making technology of the time, this series is defined by the creative talent and imagination of the production staff. Like I said, British. Fortunately, this wasn't (or has not yet) been f'd up by Hollywood.

Reading some of the reviews are, as other non US series of movies, not fully appreciated by the US audience. It lacks the typical banality and requires an intellect or education level beyond the US electorate to fully appreciate the work.Clue, there's no laugh track or formula or predicable outcome. Sorry Trump supporters, this one requires a brain.