Reminds me of an unusual and short-lived sci-fi series called Space Above and Beyond; it predates the current trend significantly. “The series featured a very

Reminds me of an unusual and short-lived sci-fi series called Space Above and Beyond; it predates the current trend significantly. “The series featured a very dark and desaturated color grading, apparently inherited from the cinematography of series such as The X-Files and Millennium, co-produced by the same team, but taken to a greater extreme. The strength of desaturation employed in many scenes reaches the level that makes them almost black and white (quantitatively, the saturation in CIE xy color subspace of a typical scene in Space: Above and Beyond is in the range 0.03–0.15, approximately 1/4 of a typical contemporary film or television program).” https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space:_Above_and_Beyond https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space:_Above_and_Beyond