Some very early 'timey-wimey' concepts getting explored here in the uncertain space of fate and free will; unfortunately, it never quite gets off the ground, owing in large part to an uninspired main conflict and underwhelming guest cast (they did well enough, but it was difficult to distinguish one Morok from the others, and ditto the Xerons). The first episode was nicely spooky and atmospheric, and the main cast all got a chance to shine (aside, alas, from Barbara), but the latter three episodes were a bit of a slog. I get the idea that this was meant to be a comedy, and there were some legitimately funny moments, but it seemed unwilling to commit to the premise, resulting in a less than satisfactory story. I enjoyed it well enough, but I don't see myself watching it again.