The show got off to a great start. The first episode was intriguing and well paced. The rest of the show seems to linger off those first impressions. The ideas of characters were great, but the character development got left behind in the little ado about someone's death. There is just way too much going on. All the time. You have all these great character ideas but none of them seem to want to work together from a pragmatic approach or from an attitude approach. The circumstances of the stakes do not match these characters behaviors; the world is going to end, dad has mysteriously died, there's a super smart monkey, somehow a bunch of women birthed children in 1 day, and that's only a few of the kids. And I get where the show is going with these things, but I'm not seeing a great care for the universe that created them: the soup with the most ingredients doesn't make it taste the best. Conclusively, it's the same reason I couldn't get behind the marvel shows- the production is too broad. I get the feeling of large network applied techniques in the presentation. It FEELS like I'm watching an ABC show. With large network shows they do kind of what this show is doing: throwing a bunch of hooks in the water to see which bait will be most popular. Will it be the smart monkey? The teleporting smart ass kid? The fight club druggie? The sensual and musical layman? The knife guy? The...other one? The other other one? Or Mr. Hyde the astronaut? I just wish they didn't get so overwhelmed with ideas and feelings that they could have the guts to make the show it deserved to be.