Magnus Sullivan

Yeah starts off great, but charactar decisions make 0 sense. One of those shows where if the charactars actually just made logical decisions the show would have been 2 episodes. 0 sci-fi detail, they made some attempts to explain the organism but it never gets specific, all very general and dissapointing. Without giving anything away, (because nothing is realy explained anyways) The ending to season 1 is horrible, charactars stop and stare frequently in the presence of imminent danger as the series comes toa climax. Even a supposed normal spouse of one of the main charactars is supposedly confronting her own death in the face of a massive unusual event, yet she stares blankly as if she is an NPC who knows there is a season 2 coming. Ultimately the first 2 episodes are worth watching, its a cool take on a organizational failure/environmental disaster, beyond that the show as I said only continues on the backs of the most innept employees I have ever seen. They seem to move on from deaths with suprising ease, and dont even really see the need to learn from there mistakes. Its as if they all know they are main charactars. i.e. in a scene where some crew members learn of anothers intentions to betray them, the decisions made are hilariously bad. They seem to put more trust in the member rather than less. There are some major logical flaws in this show which are pretty obvious and annoying.