There can be no questions about the production value of this production. It is outstanding. But that is the least you would expect from a 'blockbuster' tv series these days. However, for a start, the title sequence is so sentimental, so gooey, it makes you feel like: 'please don't'. So is the score: full of big symphonic vibes, way over reality, like unicorns flying over the rainbow. In the following story, there is mild tension at best, not like people are going to fly to their death. It is all smooth and well bedded according to the series. One deep-toned, throaty voice doesn't make it serious, neither a man crying out 'woohoo' on a plane's wing. After two episodes, it is a big disappointment.

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