Wireless

Wireless got a lot of bad reviews but it actually was not that bad...some stupid 20 something college kid doesn't know how to put his phone down when he driving in a winter storm.

Well, ... I mean he could have spent that battery better :(

I have a 19 yo and a 22 yo and I cannot imagine them or any of their friends being this stupid. I mean really!!! He did nothing useful to try and get off the road... why wouldn't you even tell your brother where you are? A friend?? You don't immediately try to use something for traction under the tires?? Is a party that important your life is worth giving??

His dumb friends talking about Coachella with him while he's stuck on an abandoned road in the snow?? Good friends ! A mom who seems so concerned but doesn't even think to track his phone location?

Then he's stuck all jacked up looking at photos??? I mean your text works still .. text someone ! Call the operator or pin someone help!!! No just waste battery!!

If there are people out there this dumb then sorry you may deserve to stay stuck!

Time and again Andy fails to recognize the life threatening situation the phone helps ensnare him in.

He wastes hours draining its battery on anything and everything that won't matter one whit if he's dead in the morning.

Only as time runs out does he realize how dire his situation is.

The most innovative experience I've had since 'Black Mirrors Bandersnatch', (although Bandersnatch is significantly better). It's also the only serial on Quibi I didn't watch screen casted to my tv. If this ever gets rereleased, DO NOT SCREEN CAST THIS SERIAL. You must watch this on your phone. By far the best thing I've seen using my phone. The story isn't exactly original, but this concept of switching from seeing his phone to actual camera angles depending on if you have your phone vertical or horizontal was awesome!

Edit: So apparently it's on the Roku Channel now, but idk how it works on there. Hopefully if you watch it on your phone, you can still use the innovative camera angle gimmick. If you can, I definitely recommend watching it like that. Watching it on the tv, idk how that would work.