Ok. Here's the scoop. I really like Natasha Lyonne. I thought her and Amy Poehler would be an interesting creative team. Yes. The liberal agenda does rear its ugly head a bit but that seems to be a requirement on Netflix these days. It is mostly portrayed as the typical NYC lofty lifestyle. Bunch of gay people in NYC no big deal we get it. That's the main audience for this show. BUT there was just enough sci fi in this show to keep a geek like me interested. Natasha seems to be "forcing" the "old Jewish lady" persona while trying to mix it with the hip younger strong single independent woman. Like Carrie Fisher in When Harry met Sally. Both of whom had their struggles off screen. Natasha does a good job carrying the show. Directing and editing are good. Production wise a good job. Truth is if this was longer than a half hour, longer than 8 episodes or I had to wait a week between episodes I would not have made it to the end. Trying to mix sci fi with a liberal NYC crowd is tough like trying to mix "an old Jewish lady" with an upwardly mobile hipster. But I think that's the point of this show. Trying to find yourself and trying to find where you fit in. The ending was not a huge payoff but worth a 4 hour binge session on a rainy afternoon on Groundhog Day. Which reminds me I need to throw in a movie I watch every Feb. 2.........