Is it good?

Tricky question. I liked it.
It's a commentary on social inequality and the fairness of our society and meritocracy. Not hugely deep, but not as shallow as some say. I think most characters are relatable and realistic, although we do not get a lot of explanations about the setting and the society they live in, besides The Process.
Some are saying it's another teen dystopia, but it's not. There are various clichés from the genre, but that's kind of unavoidable.
I suggest you watch episode 1 and see how that goes. Some people are saying it moves too slowly at first, but there's a change of pace in chapter 5. Hope that helps.

I binged it in one day/night. Caught me from the get go and I couldn't stop. I recommend watching it with the Portuguese audio and English subtitles. I watched the first half of episode one with the English dub and it really took a lot away from the show.

It's a fantastic series. Not perfect and certainly some left wing propaganda, but acting and storyline is good and hopefully it will have the opportunity to continue the story with another season.

Just finished the first season. Not bad as very low-tech sci-fi, but the leftist propaganda gets laid on pretty thick in the last episode when we discover that "Offshore" values ruthless meritocracy over compassion, community, and even family. Acting is mostly good, even with English dub turned on, except for João Miguel as Ezequiel, who I thought was mostly awful and unbelievable. Not a particularly attractive cast, if that sort of thing matters to you. As an English-born Canadian brought up on British dramas I prefer good character actors to beautiful "stars", but YMMV.

Interesting to see how a morality play differs when the worldview is different than you may be used to. Interested to see what life is like Offshore in the second season, but I won't be heartbroken if season 2 never gets made.

It's really bad :(

I disliked it.

The idea of poor people so poor they can't even sew was my first clue.

And it just got more idiotic as the episode progressed.

I won't watch another episode, but who knows, maybe it gets about 1000% better and becomes decent.

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I would definitely recommend trying it out. I really enjoyed it -- it has the same kind of dystopian setting you see in a lot of fiction, but it explores some themes that most things of that kind don't. The tone really varies; some episodes are subdued and emotional, some are mostly flat-out adventure. The style and music are much more interesting than you would expect from this kind of show.

All around, it is a very solid first season. Don't listen to the political complaining on here, and don't try to read modern-day social critiques into it. Just watch and enjoy the story.

I really liked it. I got hooked after the first episode. Had to watch with subtitles (which I heard provides better translations than the dubbed version).