Pilot

Fairfax's pilot is very quick to tell what the subject matter is about and who its audience is: a misguided parody of "Millenial" culture, portrayed with "Gen Z" characters, written by a "Gen X/Boomer" staff.

The show manages to capture many elements of modern American accurately, the vapid brandconsumerism, the obsession with social media, individualism and a rejection of tradition, but fails to make any real points on these things.

Instead of using its young cast of characters to portray a hyper-sensitivized, naïve approach to the world, and find nuance and humor in that, the show instead just goes "new is bad" and calls it a day.

The production is competent and the style is alright but it's a shame the writers didn't know what to do with it.