Don't Look Deeper

Helena Howard stars as Aisha, a sentient and self-aware android, in 'Don't Look Deeper'. With Don Cheadle, as her father, Martin, and Emily Mortimer, as her mother, Sharon, this Roku original tells the story of a family trying to live in the not-too-distant future and the government plot to tear them apart.

If you have seen any of the original Roku shows, you'll notice they are only 8-10minutes per episode, but have a decent budget. 'Don't Look Deeper' has the production value of a long 'Black Mirror' episode, with great acting, direction, and cinematography to boot!

Definitely worth a watch!

Qubi has great shows but 9 minute episodes SUCK just release them as 90 minute movies. Netflix buy qubi and make their inventory into movies please!!!

I think I didn't watch this earlier because of the short episode run time and I confused it with something else. well I've pretty much literally have run out of things so I thought I'd give it a go. when I started the last episode I was already sad it was over and mad ( that there may not be a second season and how long will that take?) I really like synth/ robot stuff Humans is one of mu all time favorite series ( and tho this is more for a younger crowd and not as deep) I really liked it.

SPOILERS: I'm interested to see of she can get a new body. I grew fond of her in that short time period and felt for cheadel ? Don't remember his name in it when they deleted all her hard drive. What will happen with the brother( he was so cute) will she get back with Levi or Jenni? I loved the scene were dad has to come and get her as she's standing outside jennies' house waiting for her to wake and see the heart in the yard. Lol. Will she go back to being a daughter or go on her own? I know... Don't look deeper....But.... Any ways I definitely recommend and if you don't like it you only waste a little over an hour on the whole series.

This was better than I expected. The acting was top notch. The writing, directing and camera work all pretty solid. I liked the way the story with both the issue of self discovery. What I didn't like was the 8-minute episode format. And the failure to dig deeper into why a human-like artificial being could be a threat to society.

I'm not the biggest fan of Quibi, especially when it tries to take itself too seriously and break down shows that could easily have been full length 40 minute episodes. Still, Don't Look Deeper was pretty amazing. I binged it in a day, and would definitely recommend it.