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On the Cover By Kyla Brewer TV Media

s the trend of rebooting hit TV shows for modern audiences continues, one series stands out as more than just a rehash of the same idea. Its fresh perspective captivated viewers before the holidays, and it’s returning early in the new year to continue the saga. Thousands of marginalized

and undervalued people who had gone missing over the past 100 years have suddenly reappeared in Detroit showing no signs of aging in “4400,” which returns to CW with a midseason premiere on Monday, Jan. 17. With no memory of what happened to them while they were gone, many of them struggle to adjust to modern life, which is even harder when they discover they have newfound abilities

such as telekinesis and healing powers. The original “The 4400,” created by Scott Peters (“V”) and René Echevarria (“Star Trek: The Next Generation”), premiered on USA Network in 2004 with a similar premise and ran for four acclaimed seasons. In 2018, it was announced that CW was working on a new version of the series with “Limitless’s” producer

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Taylor Elmore and series writer Craig Sweeny. While the new show was pushed ahead, Ariana Jackson (“Riverdale”) and Anna Fricke (“Everwood”) eventually took over development of the project, which dropped the “The” from its title and is now known simply as “4400.” Jackson and Fricke serve as executive producers for the CW show alongside Sunil Nayar (“CSI: Miami”)

and Laura Terry (“Relationship Status”). Viewers met the new group affected by the unexplained phenomenon when CW’s “4400” premiered this past October. The new characters represent a wide range of economic and social classes, but they all have one thing in common. CW’s new iteration of the cult hit sci-fi series looks at the world through a specific lens, which is what

piqued the interest of executive Jackson. “They wanted to do this reboot from a Black perspective, which is part of why I was so excited about it,” Jackson told Entertainment Weekly’s Sydney Bucksbaum in an October interview. While the original show focused on the science fiction elements of the story, CW’s “4400” concentrates on the characters.

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