Season 2 of Twisted Metal is Officially Happening

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"Twisted Metal" is an upcoming American post-apocalyptic action comedy television series created by Michael Jonathan Smith. The series is based on the popular vehicular combat video game franchise of the same name published by Sony Interactive Entertainment. It stars an impressive ensemble cast, including Anthony Mackie, Stephanie Beatriz, Thomas Haden Church, Will Arnett, Richard Cabral, and Samoa Joe.

The half-hour series centers around a driver who accepts a job to transport a mysterious package across a dangerous post-apocalyptic wasteland, while being relentlessly pursued by a gang of savage marauders. Along the way, the driver teams up with a fierce and skilled axe-wielding car thief, as they battle various dangers of the open road, including a twisted clown who drives an all-too-familiar ice cream truck.

With its unique blend of action, comedy, and post-apocalyptic thrills, "Twisted Metal" promises to be a wild and entertaining ride. Fans of the classic video game franchise and newcomers alike are sure to be captivated by the high-octane, adrenaline-fueled adventures of the show's protagonists as they fight to survive in a world gone mad.

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1 1 Engir  July 30, 2023

I never played the game but checked out the show because of the positive rating on the sites I watch TV on. I lost enthusiasm after the second episode, lost interest in the 4th, and gave up during the 6th episode, it is terrible, it is typical of what one would expect from TV!!!

The clown is the only interesting character, the show should have included him from the point where the milkman and the woman meet him, the woman serves no purpose other than a love interest for the milkman, so women will watch because that is how out of touch writers and producers are in Hollywood. The show would have been better without a permanent female character, having the main characters be the milkman and the clown and having other characters come and go from episode to episode.

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