The cast, lead and production (and the bleak, unforgiving Swedish climate) are all strong elements, but the thing that made me binge watch most of this series is the 'ramp shaped' storytelling. At first very little happens but as more about the discovery is revealed, White Wall becomes intriguing and mysterious - even including some talk of UFOs - then finally goes full Scooby Doo 'hungh?' when it appears there's some kind of psychic connection between this thing that's been buried in the ground for millions of years and the present day attempts to locate water sources on other planets. And that's exactly where it leaves it for Season 1: The door is now wide open for literally anything else to happen.
Review of White Wall
