I have absolutely no idea what 10 million is used for.
My favorite part is that the level of security clearance for companies goes beyond the FBI. Typical American style, always like to let some super monopoly company play this role.
The part I really disliked was Harvard's underground lab, which made it look too much like a prankster.
Scott's part would be boring without a possible rebirth at the end in Massive Dynamics. But it's hard to feel OK to live up to Dunham too much. And the related plot is even more messy. Why didn't the company rescue Scott when he was killed the first time, but after the second car accident it was easy to get rid of, because the second time he was treated as a corpse?
Anyway, I think the overall plot of the first episode has already started to be a little illogical.
But don't worry, since it's the main event, let's continue to see if there are any surprises.
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