If it's actually going to be presented in maddeningly small chunks, they have to be really amazing chunks. Even good material is rendered irritating with this method, though. This is most definitely not good material. Avoid. Avoid.

Again with the *ridiculous* 2 minute "webisodes" that only have 50 seconds of actual content: even the best of shows (and this one is FAR from being in that category) will fail to meet their potential when shown like this."Jake", as terrible as he is, is the best of the actors. The writers must have been grade school students (see the character "Cat", who meows and thinks she has nine lives), as the character interactions are stilted, strained, and egregiously unbelievable. The suspension of disbelief takes longer than the 50 seconds of each "webisode".A poor example of an as yet unknown genre (who can tell what's really supposed to be going on here?). Don't bother.

What is this supposed to be? I hope someone in that lab can create a time machine to give me my 30 minutes back. Other than this I'm speechless.

So... too unbelievable a premise, too many mysteries, too chopped up in unfolding the story, and no conclusion. I was dissapointed.

Chopping this show into minisodes was a failed attempt at creating suspense. The idea behind it, although cliche, could be made into a workable series, if and when they decide to make it as full length episodes. It does seem like a poor remake of an episode of the Outer Limits, also entitled Blank Slate.