I always like seeing shows written from another country's point of view, but I particularly like Canadian ones. They seem to be able to indulge in conspiracy theories on film without actually running around shooting or blowing things up in real life. Such admirable constraint!
It's been a few decades since I worked in a research lab, and I only worked briefly in a lab that was doing molecular biology, where I only ran ELISAs, so I don't know how technically accurate the show was, but the story lines were plausible enough to enjoy. They got me thinking and looking things up again.
It was also good to see American politics, particularly right after 9/11, from another point of view.
I liked all the actors, although I wish they hadn't kept losing virologists. I particularly liked Conrad Pla, who I'd never seen before.
It's been a few decades since I worked in a research lab, and I only worked briefly in a lab that was doing molecular biology, where I only ran ELISAs, so I don't know how technically accurate the show was, but the story lines were plausible enough to enjoy. They got me thinking and looking things up again.
It was also good to see American politics, particularly right after 9/11, from another point of view.
I liked all the actors, although I wish they hadn't kept losing virologists. I particularly liked Conrad Pla, who I'd never seen before.