I should say, too, that just because they consulted some blind people on the writing doesn't mean they used any of that advice. I mean, looking at the trailer, it sure doesn't look like it. As far as I can tell, the only reason people aren't making more of a deal about this thing is because it's on Apple TV and, come on. How may people even want or are going to get Apple TV? And how many of those would be blind? Like, maybe five?

I hope this show doesn't turn out to be the kind of garbage it looks like it is in every piece of media I've seen about it. I will happily watch it if that's the case. But everything I've seen about it makes it look like the same tired crap I've seen in fiction ad nauseum when it comes to blind people and I'd rather watch anything else at this point.

You must have missed the rather large discussion we had when this was first announced and the general consensus that it's more offensive garbage about blind people. Nobody here really thinks "In a world without sight, the man who can see is god" is anything but edgelord stereotyping, and that seems to be the premise of this entire show, so... Nice try fobbing off critique of the premise with a pithy comment, though. :)