This is one of those shows you have to stick with after the pretentious first episode. Definitely not for everyone, and if you've ever struggled with depression you'll get what most of it is trying to convey. It's messy, dark, and at times deeply disturbing, but at the heart of it all is a message about connecting with our fellow human beings and making peace with our past and present. I want to rate it higher, but there's just too many issues (for me) with the the last three episodes. I'd be in for another season without question though. Still, If this is a one-and-done series, I'm ok with that and it's probably better left that way. Some questions are better left unanswered.