A Mind of Its Own

Thinking is the process of perceiving and making sense of one's surroundings. Once again we find that the crew is woefully lacking in the most basic mental ability: thinking. And why might that be. Perhaps the writers themselves are lacking. That's where I put my money.

And once again the crew shows a lack of unity; of respect (for themselves and others) and basic cohesion. Again I would suggest that the writers themselves have never experienced camaraderie: of being a member of a team.

If not for the clearly substandard writers this series could have been a success.

I am really perplexed with what is going on with this show.

Have the writers ever met a single sane, competent person in their lives? Do they really have no experience with how they behave, with what might be expected of them.

This entire show as if the cast were completely socialized by the most terrible of daytime talk shows. They have zero idea how to interact with other human beings, or how to even slightly stay on task.

Does anyone ever learn from their mistakes? Make even the most basic of efforts not to repeat them?

Who thought this was a good idea and how did they find the time to make it between their bouts of licking light sockets?

However, they re-used the set of Annihilation with Natalie Portman for sure.

I agree with the majority of negative reviews...I also saw a huge number of script-cuts from very well written movie titles. Not impressed with digital designs, seen better video games graphics.

Compelled to watch, despite the low production values. Episode 1 - "we haven't worn uniforms is decades". Episode 5, everyone clearly in uniforms.

And yes...we just lost a few redshirts to an alien parasite so let's take absolutely no precautions going forward.

I'll keep watching it however, because there's literally nothing else after 2 years of pandemic entertainment.