Les Watts

Jumped in just before the 4th episode and watched 1-4 in two nights. I got the chance to get past the slow pace of the start and appreciate the storylines and characters. Just watched the finale. Disappointed there's not currently a second season in the works. I'm thinking about some of the same cultural and societal issues I reflected on when the Me Too movement was in full swing. I appreciate the ground covered in the series; the flawed characters, the lingering mysteries and the many parallels to our current time. Politics aside, I do believe there's so much more about this series that speaks to the now, than just the most base quarrelling and conspiracy theories. I'm rooting for the world in this series and hoping the show gets a chance to tell it's story to it's resolution.