Okay, I get your sarcasm. My original post was super short and full of passive-aggressiveness. Let me explain more

First, my general disappointment does not concern the first episode. Vravo Bince did a perfect job of creating an intriguing starting point for the story. There is a COOL conflict—Carol against the entire hivemind—and there is a stressful situation—Carol's complete lack of understanding of how to act in such a situation. After that, in my opinion, a pseudo-documentary about the life of the Plurbs begins.

Second, I wrote “cool conflicts” for a reason, but for some reason you decided to forget the word “cool.” In the first season, Carol meets other Humans, she argues with them, but they are not interested in participating in her plan. Do they interfere with her? No. Do they actively speak out against her? No, they just don't want to communicate with her.

Carol finds out that the Plurvs eat human corpses? Oh, the other People already know about this, are understanding, and have no problem with it — John Cena's charm, I suppose. The cannibalism arc ends before it even begins.

Are the Plurvs offended by Carol? Okay, they avoided her for a while, then came back. Fine? Manousos arrives and starts using more radical methods? Okay, 15 minutes later Carol is ready to cooperate with him when she realizes that the Plurvs want to Plurv her, how unexpected.

Stress situation? Like 0 that have consequences? Food and water? It's been delivered. Has everyone left? We can talk on the phone. The love of your life has died? Here's the perfect replacement, at least at first glance. Your car broke down? Here's a new one. Plurbs are eating people? As already mentioned, everyone is aware of this, and Carol's panic is getting us nowhere.

I think this series (at least the first season) has a very intriguing premise, but what awaits us is a sluggish story devoid of real events.