The Twilight Zone: 2019: Episode 5: Wunderkind: Ending Explained + Spoiler Talk Review

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The Twilight Zone: 2019: Episode 5: Wunderkind: Ending Explained + Spoiler Talk Review Breakdown And All Easter Eggs On The New Jordan Peele Reboot Series

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Welcome To The Heavy Spoilers Show, I’m Your Host Deffinition, this is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between not seeing the show and and seeing it, it’s the channel where we explain it so you don’t have to. This is The Twilight Zone.

The show has just dropped it’s fifth episode in the Jordan Peele reboot and Wunderkind, is a modern commentary on politics and society as a whole.

Throughout this video, I’ll be breaking down everything that you need to know about the episode and it’s ending.

This is full spoilers ahead, so if you haven’t seen it yet then I highly recommend that you turn off now.

With that out the way, thanks for clicking the video and let’s dive into my ending explained breakdown of The Wunderkind!

Wunderkind Ending Explained
The Twilight Zone reboot has been pretty heavily criticised for it’s social commentary being so heavy handed that it’s almost hitting you over the head with it and The Wunderkind is no different.

This is arguably the episode that is most steeped in politics so rather than do the typical recap I thought I’d discuss the main themes of it.

This could be a modern reboot of the original series episode titled ‘A Good Life’ in which a young boy with God Like powers ended up ruling over a town with the anger of a malevolent being. The citizens lived in fear of their leader and smiled through gritted teeth as they were forced to bow to his every beck and call.

Raff throughout this episode finds himself in the firing line of a child with immense power and the two are tied together quite heavily.

I definitely recommend that you check that episode out as it’s one of the shows best and it’s clear why they would choose to remake it.

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When Oliver starts stating things like: More Jobs, more air to breathe, he quickly becomes popular and Hanks helps to implement his campaign throughout the country.

Free Video Games for all seems to his biggest promise and this seems to be a direct retort to the political claims that games cause things like mass shootings and more. Clearly, the creative team behind this are trying to show that any aspect can be weaponised in a political campaign to fit agendas and it showcases how people get swept up in statements instead of looking at the practicality behind them.

Oliver stumbles through debates, knows little of foreign policy and yet people still love him.

So why is this?

Well perhaps it’s because there is no filter in place, as much as you can disagree with Trump, even his staunchest critics must realise that he won because he’s not a standard politician and doesn’t feel like a puppet which Oliver too begins to embody with his outbursts and groundedness.