I'm a huge Gilligan fan, but I am not liking this at all. It feels like the Gilligan "formula" just isn't applying to whatever genre this is trying to be. I'm trying to view it in isolation as its own thing, but really struggling. Is it just because I watch a lot of sci-fi and maybe Gilligan and his writers aren't interested in asking the questions I would ask if I were in this situation? Every minute since the incident has felt really frustrating. I will likely watch the whole series because I am curious where they are going, and I hope it gets better - I think Gilligan and his team have earned the watch, but I am running out of faith that I'm in good hands here after only two episodes.

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