I have just started watching so I am not really in position to fairly rate the program. BUT the first problem is in the story line/description. The story line uses the term "remote seeing-eye guide" which I am not even sure is a correct term. The first episode describes a "low-vision advisor" (which I am also not sure is a correct term according to google).
The problem is that "remote seeing-eye guide" is too much like the various past governmental remote viewing programs which are quasi psychic programs. And of course remote viewing has nothing to do with blindness or diminished vision capabilities. From that description I was expecting to see something more in the lines of "Suspect Zero".
The problem is that "remote seeing-eye guide" is too much like the various past governmental remote viewing programs which are quasi psychic programs. And of course remote viewing has nothing to do with blindness or diminished vision capabilities. From that description I was expecting to see something more in the lines of "Suspect Zero".