When everything that possibly can go wrong does go wrong--including quite a few things that really are outside the realm of possibilities. You reach a point when coincidences stop being coincidences and start being contrived.
My biggest complaint about this show, aside from the contrivance, was the dialog in the last episode. Not every character can possibly talk like they write for the New Yorker--especially a horribly hungover and detoxing guy or every woman at the domestic violence shelter. I can believe it for the main character, an aspiring writer, but it goes beyond stretching credibility for everyone else to the point of just being bad writing.
Shout by kromiummanVIP 9BlockedParent2021-11-30T05:26:45Z
When everything that possibly can go wrong does go wrong--including quite a few things that really are outside the realm of possibilities. You reach a point when coincidences stop being coincidences and start being contrived.
My biggest complaint about this show, aside from the contrivance, was the dialog in the last episode. Not every character can possibly talk like they write for the New Yorker--especially a horribly hungover and detoxing guy or every woman at the domestic violence shelter. I can believe it for the main character, an aspiring writer, but it goes beyond stretching credibility for everyone else to the point of just being bad writing.