J Clifton Meek

My bias is that I really enjoy Katee Sackoff. For Another LIfe, she clearly lost a bet. I can't decide which is worse, the writing, the slightly updated 60s staging, or the cataclysmically abysmal casting they've wrapped around someone with Sackoff's chops. Save yourself — don't watch this.

This show should be quite good for those who enjoy not getting to any point and as well as being a voyeur into a relentless barrage of psychological-baggage-bearing people who could never make it into a NASA space program. The extremely rare bit of actual space-oriented story, with ordinary problems and vignettes of the corporate/political interface are enjoyable and well done . . . even if unbelievable because the problem-solvers' favorite gambit is to say there's no solution (words never uttered in NASA). Still, watching dead grass grow is a better use of time, and far more upbeat.