It’s not certain when the series will premiere, although work has been ongoing for months.

The deal isn’t a complete surprise. Severance is coming from Endeavor Content, the same production company that handles inaugural Apple TV+ show See. It’s still a significant deal for Apple, and it shows that the tech firm is still focused on attracting big-name stars, whether they’re in front of or behind the camera.

The long-awaited reboot was first teased in 2017 and it promised to bring the same kind of social awareness that the original had. “Jordan, Simon, the creative time and cast have done a phenomenal job translating the series’ legacy of socially conscious storytelling for modern-day audiences,” said Julia McNamara, CBS All Access executive vice president, in a press release today.

The series’ first five episodes are available now, with appearances by stars like Kumail Nanjiani, Tracy Morgan, Adam Scott, Steven Yeun and Candus Churchill. You can catch the remaining five episodes as they drop weekly on Thursdays. We don’t know yet when the second season will arrive, but it’s likely CBS All Access hopes The Twilight Zone — along with other favorites like Star Trek — will give the streaming service the boost it needs to reach 25 million viewers by 2022.

We’re just getting started. #TheTwilightZone has officially been renewed for season 2! pic.twitter.com/AK840AP8WF

— The Twilight Zone (@TheTwilightZone) April 29, 2019

We already knew the star-studded cast would include the likes of Steven Yeun, John Cho, Jessica Williams and DeWanda Wise. Now, we know Adam Scott will freak out on an airplane in “Nightmare at 30,000 Feet,” one of the first two episodes. In the other premiere episode, Kumail Nanjiani will find the comedy career he wants but lose everything else.

Tracy Morgan will also appear in one of the debut episodes, asking Nanjiani if he’s happy with his life and career. The trailer teases to how Peele might dive into socially-conscious storylines that make us reflect on our current human condition. As Peele has said previously, “Too many times this year it’s felt we were living in a twilight zone, and I can’t think of a better moment to reintroduce it to modern audiences.”

Both episodes will appear on the CBS All Access streaming service on April 1st. They’ll be followed by weekly installments of the series, which will be released on Thursdays, beginning April 11. In the meantime, you can find both of the trailers below.

#TheTwilightZone takes flight April 1, starring @mradamscott in “Nightmare at 30,000 Feet,” only on @CBSAllAccess: https://t.co/TyqmyVpFph pic.twitter.com/9crijiII2H

— The Twilight Zone (@TheTwilightZone) March 25, 2019

How far will you go for a laugh? @KumailN must decide in a new episode of #TheTwilightZone, “The Comedian”, streaming April 1, only on @CBSAllAccess: https://t.co/TyqmyVHgNR pic.twitter.com/XoxUmfl5TK

— The Twilight Zone (@TheTwilightZone) March 25, 2019