It's strange that in the modern era - one of still rapid technological change, global influence and experimental social reform, one would find it difficult to come up with futuristic, technology and culture focused dystopias - the kind which was the original focus of this psychological thriller anthology. Certainly people themselves fear these potential endpoints probably more than ever.

The show has always had some unevenness. This has been true since the first season, of course (the mixed nature of the episodes). But the premise - a dark reflection of reality, hence the name is now all but absent from the show. And absent this unique spin on the twilight zone-esque genre, the thought provoking, or challenging commentary what's left is more of a competently produced, fantasy/science fiction thriller anthology.

Good, but not great.