You’re traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of Instagram and Spotify but of Wikipedia. A journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of your WiFi signal.

The Twitter feed Modern Twilight Zone offers a splendid glimpse into a world where The Twilight Zone is still being produced and the storylines take advantage of current technology.

Some episodes are technology-dependent:

Mya fears Hulu's 'targeted ads' may have too much information about her when her friends and family appear in them and speak directly to her

— Modern Twilight Zone (@ModernSerling) February 18, 2014

Courtney logs back into her old @aim account to find that a high school version of herself is still talking with other people.

— Modern Twilight Zone (@ModernSerling) January 17, 2014

Others would work just as well as old-style episodes:

What's thought to be heat lightning turns out to be camera flashes as one family realizes they are living in a diorama in a museum

— Modern Twilight Zone (@ModernSerling) January 3, 2014

Lots of other users have joined the party, offering suggestions of their own:

@ModernSerling things get bizarre when John discovers a podcast series of his wife's thoughts on iTunes.

— Anglo Sexin (@HighAndLo) March 30, 2014

Concern spreads as Words With Friends inexplicably begins displaying words in an ancient tongue unknown to humans. @ModernSerling

— Scott Andrew (@scottandrew) March 27, 2014

A curious homeowner zooms in on his own house via Google Maps and notices a mysterious figure on his roof, looking up. @ModernSerling

— Scott Andrew (@scottandrew) March 24, 2014

Some of the synopses are just wonderful and make me melancholy that the episodes don’t really exist. A browse through the feed is a fun, mildly creepy, way to spend an afternoon.

(via Neatorama)