But there are clues. I'm guessing we can expect a sin a week. Anyway, Len wants to go straight, and his crew and family of virtues like him bent. His uncle wants him to become an undertaker. This is supposed to be a wryly amusing drama.
Undertakers are traditionally only slightly less amusing than nuns.
I couldn't help drifting into the next sinful episode and gave it away when the hearses got hilarious. I bet, on the page, the idea of turning a getaway car driver into a hearse driver fairly dripped with irony. If I knew that Andy or Sarah-Marie was going to live forever I would kill myself tonight. On Aftershock 's first episode, Fidler takes a panel of sciencey, religousy, science-fictiony types and sits them in a circle, in an upholstered empty hot tub, and they talk immortality. This chat is broken up by interviews with people from Yale, just to show that they haven't cut the entire science budget, and visual effects cheaply lifted from The Human Body , just to show that they spent the money on the airfare to Yale.