Without a doubt, the ratings are too high; initially, they were higher than Breaking Bad... evidently paid for. IMDB should have a way to detect this.
In any case, half of the first episode is unwatchable because the image is so dark that nothing can be seen. Furthermore, aside from scenes in Iceland, we're mainly forced to watch the main character endlessly clicking a mouse and staring at a computer. We have to read her text messages and analyze what's on the computer screen - oh, come on... There are also many cringeworthy or grotesque moments for such an expensive series, such as when she receives an invitation from Andy and connects with friends to discuss it. The acting is very poor, and the dialogues feel artificial in that scene.
And finally, technologically, it's sometimes amusingly outdated or simply stupid.
In any case, half of the first episode is unwatchable because the image is so dark that nothing can be seen. Furthermore, aside from scenes in Iceland, we're mainly forced to watch the main character endlessly clicking a mouse and staring at a computer. We have to read her text messages and analyze what's on the computer screen - oh, come on... There are also many cringeworthy or grotesque moments for such an expensive series, such as when she receives an invitation from Andy and connects with friends to discuss it. The acting is very poor, and the dialogues feel artificial in that scene.
And finally, technologically, it's sometimes amusingly outdated or simply stupid.