I'm another one who was really interested in the success of this show. It's lacking on a number of fronts, from writing to direction to technical accuracy. Fiction is one thing, but mixing up the simple facts of existing tech isn't forgivable.
Tech that doesn't exist yet is OK to go overboard with, but at least get current tech accurate.
From other shows, we've seen how good these actors are. So we know it's not their lack of ability.
There's a balance here that is way off kilter. To succeed, a show needs to overpower its weak points and compensate for the inadequacies, so there would be a net positive experience.
Taking a good concept, using modern tech and future tech, getting really good actors together in a vibrant team are all big positives.
The immature writing and direction outweigh all those positives. Then add in the failure to get good technical consulting and the show just can't win.
I so much wanted this to be a winner. What a letdown.
