Outcasts engrossed me, from the very first. And I usually avoid everything that is even close to sci-fi...
Why engrossed, then? Mainly because it's a good drama, whichever label you want to box it in with. Phenomenal camerawork. Tense acting. Intriguing issues to deal with. Smart twists. And I like the rough container-recycling of the set.
There are some completely unbelievable parts of the set, like plastic chairs etc. But I do not mind. After all, it's the relationship between people that is at the core. How do we build a society? How do we define "civilized structures"? Where's the balance between so called democratic participation and autocratic despotism? How do we rationalize our decisions? What makes us, yes, human?
I've now seen 4 out of 8 episodes. I do look forward to the coming 4... and ceratinly hope for a series 2!