It boggles my mind that the people behind this show thought that it could go to a second season. Even after a couple of episodes I was getting bored with the lack of forward momentum, not to mention the fact that the show redefined the word glum, but I stuck with it just of curiosity over how it would end up. It was only 13 episodes after all.
SPOILERS, I GUESS, EVEN THOUGH THE SHOW'S OVER
But that finale was just staggeringly bad. The big ending was that they pushed the reset button? So a second season would be the same thing all over again? But with two groups? Awful.
The only payoff was the penultimate episode - it was obvious early on that they were pretending to knock each other off in order to fool the powers that be. So the rest of the show became hee-larious. It was almost like a ZAZ spoof of "Saw", with the ridiculously unconvincing 'deaths'. And the fact that the showrunners actually thought it would be a surprise that they were all alive (complete with "Saw"-style flashbacks showing how they did it) - as funny as anything I've seen recently.
Not to mention Picardo's apppearance in the finale. I actually thought/hoped his bizarre get-up was pushing the show into sci-fi territory. No such luck.
SPOILERS, I GUESS, EVEN THOUGH THE SHOW'S OVER
But that finale was just staggeringly bad. The big ending was that they pushed the reset button? So a second season would be the same thing all over again? But with two groups? Awful.
The only payoff was the penultimate episode - it was obvious early on that they were pretending to knock each other off in order to fool the powers that be. So the rest of the show became hee-larious. It was almost like a ZAZ spoof of "Saw", with the ridiculously unconvincing 'deaths'. And the fact that the showrunners actually thought it would be a surprise that they were all alive (complete with "Saw"-style flashbacks showing how they did it) - as funny as anything I've seen recently.
Not to mention Picardo's apppearance in the finale. I actually thought/hoped his bizarre get-up was pushing the show into sci-fi territory. No such luck.




