Started out OK, but then fizzled out

Some very good actors, clever photography, good use of back ground music, and a nice pace, but in the ned, it disappoints. It seems inspired by "Damages" in its storytelling method.

While the first episode and half (approx) hold out a lot promise, the whole thing then devolves into a cartoonish and infantile leftist exposition on the evils of capitalism and the glories of public ownership -- as if giving public utilities over to the workers who work there would make those utilities better for the public. Right . . . think Chicago teacher unions. Disappointing political pamphlet which undermines what had been a good and suspenseful story for a bit.