There are many layers to access here depending on where a user decides to jump on. All of them showcase the talents of Giancarlo Esposito to absolute perfection but some of them may complicate the story a bit more than necessary. The out of the box way of telling the story means certain details have to be scarce as to avoid spoilers. It was fun overall and an engaging experience as you spend a quarter century learning the true nature of these people and why revenge was never off the table.

The experiment doesn't quite work. The heist plot itself is average. Making a series that can be chopped up and swapped in any order has costs sorry wise.

Outside the gimmick, it's a pretty average heist.

Ocean’s 11 kind of movie turn to a series. Popcorn watchable.

Because the script is sooo mediocre, even the gimmick can't save the show. It actually had huge potential using the Kuleshov effect in a wider range, but alas, they kept it exremely simple that had no meaning. Why even bother? Just write a good story, with an interesting heist, not this boring shit.. Had a really hard time finishing it.

Didn't love the series, but I had fun with the gimmick. There are definitely better and worse viewing orders (couldn't imagine starting with Pink/Orange); I ignored my Netflix order (GYVOBRPW) and went with rainbow (ROYGBVPW). Without thinking about it too hard, I think my ideal order would be Red, Green, Orange, Yellow, Violet, Pink, Blue, White. [Red isn't the perfect starting point (can be confusing/chaotic) but I enjoyed my in-media-res experience. Chronological is boring! haha]