Wireless

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.

I'm BAFFLED by the people reviewing this because it seems nobody has a braincell to understand what this show is actually about. Yes, the main plot is about a kid who is stranded with only his phone, hoping to survive the night. Clearly the show is a focus on alcoholism, its symptoms (deception, impaired thinking, etc) and the struggle for the main character to come to terms with his condition. This show is a lot deeper than these reviewers are making it out to be. It handled alcoholism very maturely and it made for a fast paced and intriguing show as well.

Yeah the guy makes some dumb decisions (it's not as bad as some reviewers say though), but it's all for the betterment of the story. Also there is a nice twist in the middle of the story that explains his poor choices.

I was very entertained throughout the movie and the ending was great. The worst part about this series is that it is not a movie but instead split up into 10x 8 minute pieces. Whyyy? 8 minutes doesn't make any sense. They should have made it a 1 hour 20 minute movie.

Other than that, go watch it! It's really good!

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.

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.