This show is quite unique in the sense that, it’s ready on its pilot, to tackle right ahead with psychological manipulation plots, paranoïa and delusion. I hate to have to watch 6-7 episodes of a show before getting to the meat of the script and know for sure if I’m gonna follow for the whole season. You somewhat feel cheated when you finally realize where the show is really going to and you had to wait for such a long setup to finally understand it.

This was bold. I liked it.

I thought a lot of Philip K. Dick’s novels while watching the show. Was I the only one ?

I’d realy realy like to see this show on air.

Also, what I found most fascinating with the pilot was that every character was interesting and complex, each carrying their own set of internal conflicts and seeking some sort of resolution or escape through their virtual modules. I would have liked to see why Frank felt the compulsion to immerse himself in Civil War battlefields or what the virtual man meant by “You’re not fooling anyone, Frank.”

I enjoyed reading your thorough and insightful blog and agreed with every word. Thanks!

I like how their VR worlds provide a little extra and it’s just over all really interesting. I’m interested to see where it’s going.