Jonathan Hogue

To all the people who say this show is "breaking your brain," how did you guys get through philosophy 101? This is shallow. Furthermore, they used the crucifixion as a touchpoint for a 2000-year retrograde projection? Please, I cannot tell you how wrong that is. The bottom line is, this is an espionage story that tries to act smarter than it is, achieving some modicum of suspense only through slow movement and forced whispers. I have to turn my sound system to maximum in order to barely hear this show, and then my walls knocked down by the ad volume. That isn't suspense, it's just annoying. Now, if they get into the problems with causality inherent in "breaking the rules" of the prediction system... that might be interesting. I doubt it's actually going in that direction, though.