Not bad
The vibe was defiantly one of eeriness ( like a David Firth animation), it had the tripped out music and odd looking characters and a twisted and confusing story line that should slowly unwind through out the series making it entertaining and interesting to watch. (so basically it had all the right elements)
I liked the use of blurring and fading in and out regularly.
It helped with the eeriness and was a good way to swap scenes.
The animation was a tad lacking ( it felt a bit rushed) it was often hard to work out what was going on as the character(s) would blend into the background.
But like most series your animation should improve through out :)
TIPZ:
Make the characters and the background less matching in color ( so not just varying shades of Grey) this will help with distinguish the character from his/her environment.
Another way to improve the clarity and help people distinguish between characters and the backgrounds is;
You could convert the characters to movie clips and go filters: glow: blur 1.5px: strength 1000%: color black,red or white ( which ever you prefer).
Fidel with the smoothing.
Choose the paint brush tool and go to the properties inspector and increase or decrease the smoothing.
Have a go and mess around to find the optimal level. ( 70-80 is usually pretty good)
Also just sit back and take your time with the art as much as possible.
All in all quite good, and I'm looking forward to episode 2.
7.5/10 and 4/5