It's a mind play. You're kind of intrigued by a lot of unanswered questions that may be answered later on. It gets people talking in a cult fashion. I think, as you see the show progress, it takes off in a very wacky way. I think every episode is encapsulated with a story on its own.
Every episode has a beginning and an ending.
It's not like you have to see prior episodes to enjoy the one airing. If you don't see the pilot, you may not hear right away again that my father used to be a janitor at the hospital and he died. So much of my impetus for working at that particular hospital is that my father used to work there. You're a real viewer. A lot of it was preordained, which is an intriguing element.