I worry that CBS is doing the same thing by using the series to boost viewership on their poorly received streaming channel, but then again in the past there was always some sort of flagship program that a network built its primetime lineup around. It seems they have left much of the production up to the small group at AllAccess. On the one hand, their inexperience and budgetary limitations have created many missteps, but on the other it has provided considerable creative freedom. Let's hope the latter wins the day.