Anyone who thinks this series is as good as Breaking Bad or the Sopranos and can thus give it a 10/10 is either paid to post a positive review or they simply use a binary function of 1 = bad and 10 = good.

That said, the series is a solid 7.

Without providing spoilers, the series feels that it tries too hard to shock, to be vulgar, and when you realize Seth Rogan is a producer you can begin to understand the thought process. The story of bad people with special abilities who are posing as an analogy for whatever sociopolitical message the producers and writers want to preach isn't even remotely unique. This one has some quality actors who do a good job in their respective roles, but too much of it feels forced and comical. Too much of it is over the top "shock you" material. Sure there's some lead in with cutesy innocence that's shattered by brutal vulgarity, but they return to that well too often, and the same methods are used here that are worn out on all series that try to survive the cuts. "I need to tell you something" right before the reveal of information that makes the character reconsider their previous wishes to spill their guts.. followed by "no, it's not important, we can discuss it later".

The series is too predictable after the 3rd episode. Once you get the "this guy good, this guy bad" thing down, you can guess the rest.

I gave it a 7 because of the cast and the CGI. I don't care for Elizabeth Shue as an actress, but she does a good job here. The series strives to sicken the viewer, or arouse them.. depending on your fetishes.