Back in November of last year we found out that Academy Award winning Get Out writer and director Jordan Peele was developing a new take on The Twilight Zone for CBS All Access. But as it turns out, Peele isn’t just producing the revival.

CBS All Access has released the first teaser video for the show. The video announces who will be hosting and narrating the new version, which we now know will be Peele himself. He follows the creator of the original Twilight Zone, Rod Serling, who hosted and narrated during that show’s first run from 1959 to 1964.

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This year Jordan Peele made his directorial debut with the social satire thriller Get Out. The film had hints of The Twilight Zone in it as it wasn’t strictly a horror film but one that would make your skin crawl and question what you just saw.

Well, it looks like Peele will be diving into that world once more as he literally will be developing a new take on The Twilight Zone, which would appear on CBS’s streaming platform CBS All Access. More on the story below.

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An official premiere date has been set for Star Trek: Discovery, the long-awaited next TV series set in the Star Trek universe.

The first season of the series will run for 15 episodes, which will be split into two parts. The debut episode is set to air on CBS this fall, with all additional episodes airing exclusively on CBS All Access. In addition to details on the premiere date here in the States, details on when and where Canada and the rest of the world will be able to watch have been announced as well.

You can find all of the information below.

The first trailer has been released for the next Star Trek TV series, titled Star Trek: Beyond. The release of the trailer follows the release of the first official image, seen above.

The trailer looks like you’d expect a trailer for a Star Trek TV series to look, with one addition some may not be crazy about: the infamous lens flares J.J. Abrams introduced in the reboot of the movie franchise.

Click on over to the other side to read more about Star Trek: Discovery and check out the first trailer for the new show.