If I watched this 15 years ago, Darby Hart would have easily become my heroine, the manic pixie girl of another generation. I really loved the character's quirkiness and fantastic wit, plus the relationship she and Bill share seems unique and very genuine.
I loved the unpredictability of the whodunit and the allegory with the real world where billionaires race to colonize the moon, to create save havens to retreat when the world they greadily blow up ends up uninhabitable. Each of the characters has been portrayed very well and Clive Owen plays the part of his life. Brit Marling is, as always, an unforgettable presence.
"This is too much and not enough." a line so geniously written that kind of sums up the whole series; because in a tale about the evolution of science and AI, the intrigue is set in motion due to the oldest conflict: men wanting to own, control and direct women.
I'm only sorry that this is a mini series and not a proper TV show with multiple seasons. Darby is like a contemporary Lisbeth Salander, but with less grit and more anchorage in gen z culture.
