Sometimes the critics you follow let you down with their recommendations, this is an example. By no means is this a bad show, however like say Perry Mason or Westworld, it's made for a certain audience and I'm not part of the demographic. Amazing lead performance by Margaret Qualley, depending one what gets released before May, she might be a frontrunner for the Emmy next year. And Andie McDowell tries too hard to be the funny mom in the first couple of episodes but kinda pulls something great in the last bunch.
This takes a while to turn good. First four episodes are a drag and I think that's due to the writers stretching this whole thing into 10 episodes which isn't necessary for a story such as this one. Not everything needs the TV treatment, some stories are best made into features or possibly under 6 parts. Examples of this include Sharp Object and Normal People. If you're into quirky dramas, this is for you.
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Sometimes the critics you follow let you down with their recommendations, this is an example. By no means is this a bad show, however like say Perry Mason or Westworld, it's made for a certain audience and I'm not part of the demographic. Amazing lead performance by Margaret Qualley, depending one what gets released before May, she might be a frontrunner for the Emmy next year. And Andie McDowell tries too hard to be the funny mom in the first couple of episodes but kinda pulls something great in the last bunch.
This takes a while to turn good. First four episodes are a drag and I think that's due to the writers stretching this whole thing into 10 episodes which isn't necessary for a story such as this one. Not everything needs the TV treatment, some stories are best made into features or possibly under 6 parts. Examples of this include Sharp Object and Normal People. If you're into quirky dramas, this is for you.