I saw a short reel on part of the first episode and decided to find and watch. It wasn't too bad, but some situations were a bit over the top.
I enjoyed the series and watched the majority of it over a few nights after I found it.
After Grover finds the different types of "Freaks", he still doesn't question any of it. Then he finds the "Participant Retrieval" card on Collins and still doesn't make any connection. It isn't until Barrett shows him what he has found that it all comes together for him and he realizes that he has also been experimented on.
My biggest pet peeve was the ending. It left me with so many questions. Since Grover knew he was an experiment participant, why wouldn't his sister be one too? Also when they saw the interview with the Keller daughter, why didn't they question that between the two of them? They knew she was always lying and doing things that were sketchy. There were so many unanswered questions after the last episode. I hate when a series ends with more questions than answers.
Overall I really liked it. I just wish that there had been more to it.
I enjoyed the series and watched the majority of it over a few nights after I found it.
After Grover finds the different types of "Freaks", he still doesn't question any of it. Then he finds the "Participant Retrieval" card on Collins and still doesn't make any connection. It isn't until Barrett shows him what he has found that it all comes together for him and he realizes that he has also been experimented on.
My biggest pet peeve was the ending. It left me with so many questions. Since Grover knew he was an experiment participant, why wouldn't his sister be one too? Also when they saw the interview with the Keller daughter, why didn't they question that between the two of them? They knew she was always lying and doing things that were sketchy. There were so many unanswered questions after the last episode. I hate when a series ends with more questions than answers.
Overall I really liked it. I just wish that there had been more to it.