Cheryl Connell

Simultaneously silly and smart with heart that sneaks in under the radar. Develops in unexpected ways. The retro analog "office" of a supposed tech company filled with books, papers and filing cabinets is slyly hilarious, without the slightest pretense of any actual work happening. It's a ridiculous yet thoughtful take on religion, spirituality, life purpose and mundane life that seems to be teetering on the edge of apocalypse.

Visually stunning. Emotionally engaging. Suspenseful without a single trope. Deeply thoughtful, philosophical. Excellent performances and production values. A truly rare television experience! May not be suitable for those who prefer car chases and cardboard villains.