I enjoyed it (in an odd way). It's reminiscent of Tony Soprano's coma (people talking to him from the present but he has no way of returning the talk). It's an interesting premise but I don't see how it can last for any length of time...
Seeing the twin towers again sent shivers down my spine.
Have you seen Imperioli's "For One More Day?" That's what I was reminded of - mainly because that involved a sequence created in the main character's mind following an accident. Even heard ambulance sirens as the plot unfolded as well.
But, I loved Imperioli's lines and how he delivered them. Harvey Keitel added something wonderful to the show too.
I'll tune in again.
