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It is really well made, great camera work, some comedic elements sprinkled here and there to lighten the mood, I didnt mind it was very slow-burning - gives an opportunity to discuss philosophical matters raised. But it has enough holes and omissions to bee annoying. Feels like maybe if it was a movie a lot of inconsistencies and issues could be blamed on limitation of the form, in a slow-burning tv series, that feels like messy and careless writing in some moments.

A very decent **** has some of the Gilmore Girls vibe of a mother and daughter that have their own world and dont care much about the outside, although it is a bit sillier and had less side characters - could have evolved well, if it wasn't cancelled. It is very watchable and bingeable, has some good twist and narrative arcs - more of them than I expected from 6-episode sitcom.

One of the best shows ever. It is funny and smart. And even more when watched again.

This is a very well written series, full of funny jokes that most middle-aged people can relate to. A very smart sitcom, that tries to portray some modern trends, like clash of generations. But most importantly it is well written, tiny small observations on how people might spend their 5 minutes in bathroom, add to its charm.

The first season seemed like a very good miniseries that had its course and an ending that didn't need a follow-up. But season 2 adds much of the important context and is funnier, with actors being more into their roles and the pandemic circumstances adding additional relatability.