It’s possible to make this show bearable by skipping around. What would people expect from a program titled "Mars"? Seeing Mars itself, perhaps? Instead, the characters largely remain inside, dealing with interpersonal drama that feels like a daytime soap opera, and they don't spend much time actually exploring the planet's surface. One of the recent installments—whether or not this counts as a spoiler since it’s already been broadcast—presents an argument about fracking being responsible for environmental damage alongside a significant Martian tremor. The United States Geological Survey has challenged the assertion that hydraulic fracturing causes earthquakes, stating it is either nonexistent or a negligible factor. If you use the fast-forward button, you can grasp the main points in roughly ten minutes. It would certainly be amazing if there were subterranean lakes on Mars. This series feels like something that belongs in "The Twilight Zone."

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