Self-important, over-dramatic, uninspired.

It is both painfully honest and laugh-out-loud funny at the same time.

I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

There are moments that feel comical, some horrific, and some downright inspiring but the tonal shifts hardly matter as the end results come to a film that's perfect for this time.

College student Kirsten Clark (Emma Ishta) suffers from temporal dysplasia, an inability to sense the passage of time. She is recruited into the highly secret government Stitcher program. It is an experimental machine used to tap into the memories of the recently deceased. Maggie Baptiste is the leader and Cameron Goodkin is the leading scientist. Kirsten's roommate Camille Engelson is revealed to be monitoring her for the program before she was recruited. Kirsten's dead father is revealed to be connected to the Stitcher program.Emma Ishta is not that good as an actress. That's why her social awkwardness with the temporal dysplasia is so helpful. She actually fits her character. The show suffers after her normalization. The sci-fi premise is ok and the stitching is not the most compelling aspect of the show. I guess a wet Emma injects some sexiness but it's all a little cheap. Allison Scagliotti provides good sass but it's not always maximized. The start is acceptable level of TV sci-fi but the show deteriorates over its three year run.

Well the show is true triller and big mysterious and the biggest mystery is kirsten mysterious father who left her when she was 8 and nobody knows why and where did he go and why he never come back. Kirsten parents created that stitching technology and her father really completed it but something bad has to happen that he would leave his daughter with his friend and never make proper contact with her and her mother who suppose die in an accident if it was an accident what if someone tried to kill both of her parents and this is why her dad left her and something very big is happening under stitching program and has been happening all this years which involves kirsten mother and dr stinger wife. Really they need also to bring back C.Thomas H. as kirsten father who was great and show him properly and tell us his story and include him in the show and same actress as his wife and kirsten mother. This show really requires now for season 3 20 episodes and improve writings and tell us really what is happening around kirsten parents, the show is great but needs improvement and actors really don't know how to act except guest actors like C.Thomas and others..

The characters are pretty one dimensional and the show is pretty predictable. It is like someone watched iZombie and said I can make a copy of that show without zombies, more shallow characters, and overall not quite as good.The main character has a disability that they describe in the first episode then it has pretty much no impact afterwards.In order to stop "stitching" for some reason she has to type in a user name and password... which is absurd. Why not just hit a big red "done" button? Are they assuming some unauthorized person would sneak into the super hidden secure base and by themselves manage to "stitch" into some corpse, and they wouldn't want that person getting access to stop stitching (since starting doesn't require a password), so they have to password protect the "stitching" exit? How stupid! Similar plot points without reason or sense dot these episodes. I don't ask for perfection, but senseless plot points for no gain... why?

I'm kind of totally into this show. I'm really loving the crazy made up concept of jumping into other people's minds. The fast-paced, honestly unapologetic show doesn't pretend to be something it's not. Instead the characters are who they should be, weird, wussy and flawed. It's refreshing.The show may not be very practical or believable but I wasn't expecting it to be real. Sci-Fi is technically just fake science anyway, this show is purely entertainment only. And the cast of entertaining nobody's deliver on this. I recognise a few of the cast members but for the most part the show's not made up of overpaid stars who play themselves in real life. The cast actually have talent and commitment to their roles.Don't watch if you're looking for a hard-core technically accurate serious show because this isn't it but if you want something fun and out there then give it a chance.