Allt och Eva

It's not even my kind of show. But I love it. The acting is on freaking point. I'm often criticized for complaining about poor acting. But this is so good! These people must know each other previously, how else can it be explained? The dialogue is so smooth and real. Or did they all co write the script? I need to know.

Only seen 2 episodes but had to praise and rate it anyways.

Although the music is driving me nuts, yet I kind of like the "recap song" (you will get what I mean if you wach it), I guess Im a bit ambivalent on this topic. I have to emphasize that I normally don't like shows like this. Specifically not Swedish ones.

The high quality keeps me interested.

For crying out loud, what is this meant. To be exactly?! Funny it's not. There is not a funny bone inane of the actors or situations. And drama it's for sure not. Instead. It's a sluggish and boring and forced attempt at having fun of something serious - falling so flat it hurts.

The most annoying is perhaps the music. Nerver have you heard such annoying sounds. And it keeps om com ing throughout almost every scene.

The script and its directing is an amateurish mess, relying on the idea is you try and extend attempted akward moment that will creat comedy. It doesn't.

To top things off, the moronic chance encounter with the stranger is so cringe that you can't imagine who agreed on this as a good idea. It's not. And neither the rest of series.

This was a funny and cute show. I love these kinds of series that show crazy stories in people's everyday life. I also like the fact that it's in Stockholm as that is a beautiful city.

The main character, Tuva Novotny, is also a very talented and good actress. I have been following her for a while and I just keep getting impressed.

The only criticism is the absolutely awful music within the series. It is stressful, annoying and painful to listen to. It makes the show go from a 8 to a 6. I have to fast forward every time the music plays. It's such a shame because it ruins what it could elevate, and it makes such a big difference.