So predictable that I knew Jefferson Hall's role by his second appearance. It was painfully obvious what his character's role was, as it was painfully obvious what the series was about 15 minutes into episode one and it was painfully obvious how the story would end minus some insignificant details. The series does it's best to give the appearance of deep sci-fi, but doesn't follow through. The writing was weak and the acting of the main characters tedious. Props to Zach Grenier. His Kenton character was spot-on. Those who have met such people will understand. As a dev for over 30 years, I wanted to like it, but I couldn't. I tried. Maybe I know too much about the technology. Anyway, as this point in life I have no patience for stories where suspension of belief is a major requirement. Good Sci-fi is good sci-fi because the story has to appear it may be possible at some point in the future. This story is ridiculous.