Interesting premise for this series--I was hooked quickly with episode 1. But the villains/supes are pretty much cardboard characterizations, and there really does appear to be a political agenda pushing it all. I got a ways into the third episode before bailing out. I've seen enough. Yeah, corporate greed is a big meany; haven't heard that before. You know the two-faced politicians are intended to be representative of a particular party and ideology. Haven't heard that before, either. It feels pretty hamfisted--just no longer interested in what's being pushed, here. I watch TV and movies to be entertained, maybe moved . . . but not to be indoctrinated. Bleep that bleep.