I followed this series when it was still running and constantly found myself disappointed.Such a fantastic concept and some great actors here and there and frequents settle into their characters pretty well. Some small moments are strong (out of context) and rewarding when considering very specific points in the timeline. However. Not a single character has any consistency or influence on the plot or the world other than the season 1 villain. The world has no identifiable rules or overarching consistencies. Characterization is nonexistent, and characters are either too shallow, too mysterious, too consistent, or too inconsistent, making them impossible to connect with or enjoy for more than an episode or two. Season 1 remains the strongest and even then almost entirely forgettable. It's obvious a number of vital things about the series (increasingly so beyond the first season) were not planned out or edited, leaving them contradicting and one-note at best. Frequently threatens to be good - some concepts are brought up (orientation, race, ethics, etc) but when implemented are weak and infrequent at best. Audio quality improves over the seasons, but is already fairly good to begin with!Overall, sadly more rewarding to discuss than to experience.