The show might have potential, but it started out kinda clichéd. A kind of dickish/bitch doctor, who likes to bully her co-workers - and who writes everything off that doesn't fit her narrow minded materialistic, "scientific", worldview, as bollox - gets in touch with a Steve Jobs-like, IT-billionaire wizard called Turing (yeah Turing) who has terminal cancer (Steve Jobs-hint) - who are interested in New Age-ish stuff, and wants to know what happens after we die.
For us, who are deeply entrenched in all the lingo, and elementary history, different elements, moments, and sections of the NDE-phenomenon, gets to hear them all expressed through somewhat strained dialogues in the show. Yeah, I know; for those who never heard of NDE's they have to baby-step the viewers through it, step by step. But they use the, so worn-out, clichés that skeptics and proponents has hashed out for decades, so it gets a bit tiresome to hear them repeated in a somewhat stale dialogue, in the show. It's like a cliché-shower.
I might might sound a bit cynical about it, but I like the show anyway - and think it has potential, when (if), it passes through this initial "educating-the-viewers"-phase, and gets more serious. So I will definitely keep watching.