The newest version was every bit as enjoyable as the first one. It included a reference to the era when the initial series aired, plus featured an actor from that earlier program—something I didn’t notice until near the end of the second season! Even though the story presents the characters as grown-ups instead of high school students, it still kept the science fiction, dramatic, and mysterious aspects.

I didn’t realize how long ago Roswell initially became a success on The WB, and I honestly wasn't sure another iteration was necessary. It struck me similarly to how I feel about revisiting K-Mart—though Wal-Mart continues to thrive. Despite not being something I would have prioritized if I were in charge of television production, I’m genuinely glad this show exists. Even when the narrative feels familiar, it remains…