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In our current storm of worldwide issues, for anyone who needs a break from the stresses of the day, this is the perfect remedy! The young actors, the simple magical episodes, and the wish fulfillment, all blend into a suite of simply comforting entertainment.

Every episode presents more backstory of the characters, discerning the episodes from that of the formulaic, and helping audience acquaintance develop.

Some may find it cheesy, or overly 'nice', but others will embrace the good natured small town flavor.

With 2 seasons in the hopper, we hope that they continue following the adventures of these folks into season 3 and beyond!

I was hoping that this could have been a great DC property, to give new life to the DC universe of the small screen, but Noooooo.

It is my opinion that everyone involved in the scripts and production for this so-called DC action adventure be put on a blacklist, never to be allowed to work in their respective fields again. Ok, that may be a bit over the top, but really??

I guess the fact that we're living in the new, inside-out world of identity politics, so much so that stereotyping has run rampant (everything LGBTQ good - all others need not bother to apply).

Fortunately for world viewership, there are so many really great programs available that will allow us to evacuate this one from our memories forever!

So nice to see an episode dealing with a firearm that places the responsibility and trust in the person, rather than the often seen irrational fear of the firearm as a tool of destruction. The fact that vulnerable people can protect themselves with firearms is often not represented. Well done. The fact that this lesson was presented by Shaun by asking 'Does she let you touch her breast?" makes the lesson even more prescient. In other words, this person allows you to have intimate contact with you, revealing an amazing offering of trust, so you should also trust that they know what they are doing, and how best to protect themselves.