Following the footsteps of Lost and other examples of the "mysterious disappearance narrated in flashbacks" genre, this started off bearable, and even interesting in some aspects. There was good potential to play around with as some of the characters were promising.
However, even when the plot thickened, the show lacked humor (of any kind, even dark) and a certain feeling of hope. It got too depressive for my taste.
Still, I was on board for the final night of two consequents episodes to air on RAI1. As the first one ended, I was puzzled because there were too many loose ends to be wrapped up in that remaining hour.
It was only by the end that I figured out the show was supposed to have a second season, one set in an island or something.
Too little, too late.
I don't know if they still are working on that second season, but the dynamics of the story demanded the remainded of the mysteries to be solved in a single season. The premise already ran out of gas. I think you gotta be really hopeless with your choices to sit down for 12 more hours of this going on, with almost no carrot left dangling before your head.
However, even when the plot thickened, the show lacked humor (of any kind, even dark) and a certain feeling of hope. It got too depressive for my taste.
Still, I was on board for the final night of two consequents episodes to air on RAI1. As the first one ended, I was puzzled because there were too many loose ends to be wrapped up in that remaining hour.
It was only by the end that I figured out the show was supposed to have a second season, one set in an island or something.
Too little, too late.
I don't know if they still are working on that second season, but the dynamics of the story demanded the remainded of the mysteries to be solved in a single season. The premise already ran out of gas. I think you gotta be really hopeless with your choices to sit down for 12 more hours of this going on, with almost no carrot left dangling before your head.