I was completely hooked as soon as I read Alex Garland's name attached to this project, and the whole feel of the show is brilliantly done. The cinematography and background score reminded me of Annihilation. Beautifully done and one of the best for a TV series.

It's a very plausible representation of human trying to connect with his dead loved one in any way possible, to the point of obsession and ultimately insanity.

The detachment presented in the characters was relatable to current times and I believe it was a bit forced on the viewers to feel empathy for the leads. The actor who played Lily did what she was told to do. No one liked it, but that was how it was supposed to be, though its quite frustrating to watch her scenes. I constantly thought a better actress should have been casted. Her range of emotions has been compared to a film student on some other forums.

I liked how the story went from point A to point B, but there were quite some loopholes that I was not able to just ignore, and some of the choices not made by the characters even knowing the outcome felt forced and completely absurd. Honestly I was not sure how were they going to end it, and in the end climax of the show felt quite underwhelming, and somewhat a cliche. A similar ending was executed in Jake Gyllenhaal's Source Code, again a mediocre conclusion to somewhat an interesting concept. Alex failed to deliver a satisfying closure, unlike his other gems.