A lot of reviewers got bogged down in the 3rd/4th episodes. This season could have been 5 or 6 episodes, sure. In some ways the attempted character development falls flat, and despite her top billing, Ellen Page portrays one of the least memorable characters. Robert Sheehan deserves an Emmy nomination for his portrayal of Klaus, as does Aiden Gallagher (Number 5) and the scene stealer of the show is Cameron Britton (Hazel). The rest of the ensemble are regrettably bland and mundane. However, the show has a lot of good things going for it. The soundtrack is outstanding. The action/fighting scenes are on point, and the plot is interesting enough to keep me watching. The biggest critique I have is that this show floats between genres too loosely...gut wrenching scenes of characters experiencing loss followed Immediately by kitschy, Tarantino/Guy Ritchie type action scenes predicated on audience laughter. Overall, more hits than misses, and I'll be watching Season 2.