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For OA watchers who loved uncovering a deep mythology, but after all the build up got blue balls from the ending... this show provides a deep mythology, but the build up leads to climax and completion. I'm a bingafile and not a profound critic, but after OA's cringe worthy ending, this show made me feel whole again.

The Matrix without the Matrix meets Fight Club. Absolutely phenomenal show that gets deep inside the thought process of a young opiate addicted hacker as he tries to learn who's really pulling the strings in the inner workings of the corporate world. The show follows his path as he discovers his true desires and determines whether or not to enter into an organization with self righteous plans of taking down the suits in charge, breaking their financial bondage over the common man. My only issue with the show is the lack of logic behind the fact that he buys drugs in person, instead of through the Darknet/Tor which he mentions on the show, yet never addresses why he, an addict hacker, doesn't buy drugs off of it. While I get the fact that it adds a meaningful relationship and plot line to the show, it doesn't make sense for him to not use something that is safer, more reliable, and completely inline with his profession and lifestyle.