CaptainWacky
I want to smell dark matter
I can find those things annoying, but I think with the character being the way he is it made sense to pile it all on to the point of sensory overload for the first episode. It put us inside his (crazy) head. I think the ending where he had to be assured that things were really happening showed that we could trust what we were seeing from now on and I'm sure we'll get more exposition from the mysterious old woman next week.
If in like episode six or something they say "actually, he was still in the mental hospital ALL ALONG" then I'll be angry.
If in like episode six or something they say "actually, he was still in the mental hospital ALL ALONG" then I'll be angry.