I have only seen the first 4 episodes, and I will post again after finishing season one. I have to say that the first 2 episodes were actually quite interesting, but the next two were only OK.
Spoilers Part I'm not sure about this strange guy and him killing people. The authorities don't know anything so why is he after Kyle? He now killed at least 2 people from The Company. He seems like the only worthwhile antagonist in the show and yet there has been a grand total of like 3 min total on him.
I just can't see the show lasting long. He learns really fast so that can only be played out so long. If the only problem is this guy killing people, that will have to get solved and it is going to get real lame if they only do a 30 second clip each episode to advance the plot in that area. The rest is all 'learning to grow up'. It is interesting, at first, but it almost makes me want to go and see if The Wonder Years did it a lot better. My guess is yes. And if he actually goes to school that is the stupidest thing yet because he should be in college.
In reality if a guy like this ever existed, I am all for skipping the socialization stage. In my opinion he'll get all of that when he starts solving world problems. And why force him to sleep if he doesn't need it? YOU ARE WASTING HIS LIFE! Just let him watch TV and read books all day. I know it doesn't make for much of a TV plot, but it sure makes a lot more sense than what they are doing.
Spoilers Part I'm not sure about this strange guy and him killing people. The authorities don't know anything so why is he after Kyle? He now killed at least 2 people from The Company. He seems like the only worthwhile antagonist in the show and yet there has been a grand total of like 3 min total on him.
I just can't see the show lasting long. He learns really fast so that can only be played out so long. If the only problem is this guy killing people, that will have to get solved and it is going to get real lame if they only do a 30 second clip each episode to advance the plot in that area. The rest is all 'learning to grow up'. It is interesting, at first, but it almost makes me want to go and see if The Wonder Years did it a lot better. My guess is yes. And if he actually goes to school that is the stupidest thing yet because he should be in college.
In reality if a guy like this ever existed, I am all for skipping the socialization stage. In my opinion he'll get all of that when he starts solving world problems. And why force him to sleep if he doesn't need it? YOU ARE WASTING HIS LIFE! Just let him watch TV and read books all day. I know it doesn't make for much of a TV plot, but it sure makes a lot more sense than what they are doing.