More than 30 years later,Amazing Storiesis back!
The trailer opens with a conversation between two women. The first asks, “Just how many of these things have you dealt with?” leading the second to respond, “More than most people would feel comfortable knowing about.”
“And how many times have you failed?” the first follows up — to which the other replies with almost the same answer: “More times than most people would feel comfortable knowing about.”
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Other scenes throughout the trailer give glimpses of a purple portal-like light in the clouds, World War II-era fighter jets, a mysterious electric force and people running through the streets.
A preview for an episode titled “Dynoman and the Volt,” according toDeadline, focuses on the bond between a young boy and his grandfather — the latter of whom catches a football at the family dining table with superhuman dexterity and, later, knocks a punching bag clear off its post.
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Amazing Storiesoriginally ran on NBC for two seasons, from 1985 to 1987. It won fiveEmmy Awards, and was nominated for a total of 12. Despite its less-than-stellar ratings, the show has become somewhat of a cult classic.
According to the new series’IMDbpage, the first episode set to air is called “The Rift,” and will star Kerry Bishé,Austin StowellandEdward Burns, among others.
source: people.com
