Based on the first episode I rated this 7/10 because it wasn't particularly original but it had intelligent dialogue, mostly excellent performances (except Ellie), solid direction, good use of effects and tight pacing.

Having made it to episode 6 (the last one I plan on watching), I'm constrained to downgrade my assessment. In the episodes since the first, the show didn't get any more original in terms of its premise, but it became significantly odder in its structure. There are long, self-contained stretches that have little to do with the main narrative. That might work in a later season, but the main narrative hasn't been given enough development and doesn't have enough momentum yet to maintain interest during random unrelated interludes. Maybe because there's so much tangential filler away from the central story, the pacing also suffers: it gives the strange impression that the show's both rushing and spinning its wheels.