I guess that depends on what you call quality. I saw a lot to like in the first episode. Since you've given no material critique, there's not much to discuss with you beyond that.
That the Dragon came, and wrecked everything, is mentioned, but they very much didn't say how high the tech ladder they got before the fall. In the closing exposition, she suggests it has been a long time - long enough that the events of the last turn of the Wheel went from history, to legend, to myth, to being outright forgotten. From that, I get the impression that the turns of the Wheel are on the order of multiple millennia.
I don't think that, after thousands of years of recovery, it is really a post-apocalyptic setting. That would be like saying our own modern-day Europe is post-apocalyptic, when the apocalypse was the Black Death.