This is the first Quibi show that I've watched and I binged it in **a day** _(the finale was released on the same day, surprise, surprise)_. So I'll write down my thoughts on this today, because I'm afraid that I won't remember most of what I watched ___a few days from now___.

I mean, it's **good quality TV**. Great casting, good cinematography, but _limited_ storylines and plots. The show wasn't really made in a format where it could build the suspense it needs. It felt _rushed_ at many points, and many B plots weren't explored. Some _(but not all)_:

[spoiler]- Mike's previous sentence
- His connection with his cellmate
- The terrorist attack that took away Clay's wife
- The people at the news site _(but maybe not them, because they, except for Glenn Howerton's character, are horrible people. The female reporter didn't even learn her lesson at the end, I believed that she'd eventually come out a decent human being, but I was wrong.)_[/spoiler]

I can't help but think that the show could be tremendously improved by being executed in the traditional series form. What I'm saying: ==this kind of show's not a good fit for Quibi==. I mean, we are in a very different situation from the service's intended use case, but I can't imagine how a single 8-minute episode each day could keep its viewers seated for the whole thing, even when everything becomes normal again. _(I don't think I'd finish this show if I had watched it from the beginning. Besides, my free trial won't last that long.)_ Though I have plenty to say on Quibi, I'm going to stop here and leave it for some future blog posts, maybe.

**TL;DR**: good quality TV, great potential but many missed opportunities. The best I've seen on Quibi so far, so if you intend on trying out the service, definitely check it out.