We watched 4 episodes, and then gave up. The beginning seemed intriguing, although admittedly the 'science' parts were pretty bad, I could suspend disbelief. But then it just wandered: the plot, tone and characters seem to have no coherent plan.
It mostly.seemed like episodes of the Twilighr zone, or maybe just a writers workshop where they do exercises in varied motivations and ideas.
The thing that did my head in was really the characters. They change on a whim, and not even for dramatic purposes. One second they kill someone; next they are apologetic and sad, then they've forgotten this life changing trauma. Maybe the writers are trying to portray something - maybe everyone is supposed to be a pyschopath?? It's pretty weird.
In the end the lack of any ongoing plot or theme makes it not worth watching. How frustrating.
It mostly.seemed like episodes of the Twilighr zone, or maybe just a writers workshop where they do exercises in varied motivations and ideas.
The thing that did my head in was really the characters. They change on a whim, and not even for dramatic purposes. One second they kill someone; next they are apologetic and sad, then they've forgotten this life changing trauma. Maybe the writers are trying to portray something - maybe everyone is supposed to be a pyschopath?? It's pretty weird.
In the end the lack of any ongoing plot or theme makes it not worth watching. How frustrating.
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