"Devs" (8 eps, 1hr, Hulu) is a stylish single season mini-series that's all about fate and determinism if that's your thing. It's got a glossy though melancholy sheen to it, accentuated by eerie discordant instrumentals and Catholic chanting throughout. The lead "Lily Chan" character is lackluster and androgynous as are most of the other primaries since the limited series is more about themes than characters. However, let me point out that Alison Pill who plays Katie in this is hot off of a primary role in "Star Trek: Picard" which I had just finished prior to Devs, so that was weird. Anyway, Devs is more about fate, determinism, and free will. I'm sure it'll be discussed in Philosophy 101 classes going forward. However, its underlying "star" is the Devs' idealized quantum computer and the massive data store at its disposal which provides the reality simulation the series is cloaked in. It's all very intriguing till the end where it skews ridiculous, as so often happens with drama series these days. It's as if the writers were time-forced into a hasty conclusion so eps 9 and 10 are disappointing. Ever since the conclusion of "LOST" it seems epic dramas simply cannot end with the same satisfaction you've enjoyed through its run. This should've been an outstanding mini-series, but instead it's just decent, not a waste yet not highly recommended.