The tropes about philosophy and computer science are thoroughly pounded here. I suppose each generation asks the same question over and over, much like they did two thousand years ago and will probably do in 2000 years' time. The twenty somethings, early 30s crowd will enjoy this the most, I guess, as it panders to them directly.

It's the basic plot holes, cheesy computing macguffin, along with philosophical dialogues that wish to be deep, edgy and meaningful but aren't, it didn't fill me with awe and surprise. The story is full of borrowed ideas from several sci-fi greats from the golden age, with a modern face lift, poorly executed. Those that are new to sci-fi and philosophy will probably enjoy this, but those that have already been on this intellectual merry-go-round will be bored and unimpressed.

There are some interesting scenes, but they are few and far between. This show could have achieved its goal as a short movie.