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Just 3 episodes in the viewer senses that the number of people out to murder the protagonists is uncountable. Starting with a belief that a unique prime number generator exists the argument postulates prime numbers used in cryptography are not random. If that is true then the financial foundation of the economy would be on shaky ground. Even without a degree in math that is hard to swallow. Everyone knows there is always a bigger number than any number you can think of. Just add 1. In a nutshell the movie is about 2 very pretty people evading the hoard after them while knowing the danger will never end.

After introduction the story line devolves into a tired old plot line emblematic of writers who cannot think of anything else. It's one belief suspension accepting immortality or something close to it but another belief suspension accepting distortions of physics. But, as previously stated the writers did not think of that. Nor did they consider the training their "new" member would have had before plotting an event that training makes unbelievable.

As with all formulaic plot lines the audience knows what comes next. All that remains for the viewer after the first half is anticipation of potential plot twists and character embellishment. Too bad.

A shuttle crew walks into the cave of a primitive being to find an advanced version of Alexa. 10 episodes with only the first 2 and the last 2 worth watching.I skipped the 6 in the middle. They were plot filler. The only thing I can say about the abysmal science in this fiction is at least rockets in space make no noise. Give it a pass.