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I didn't have it on my bingo card to not only watch a show in this genre, one that i just generally don't ever latch on to, but to get so emotionally invested.

First my biggest takeaway is that if the shows cast are "on the spectrum", well so are we but I think they're on the good side of it, and the rest of us are on the wrong side.

Dare I say, I'm finding them exemplary to how people dating should operate. Their honestly, compassion, communication and grounded expectations are far superior to mine when I was young and dating.

It's fantastic to have this exposure and dispel whatever preconceived notions I might have had, as one with limited experience with people like them.

So we are quite enjoying it and frankly I can't wait to see the next season and hope to see some wedding bells!

I love this genre of murder mystery and I think for the most part the cast all did a good job.

There were moments where it had some Knives Out energy and I think this would have just better as a movie or shorter series.

By the finale I had lost all interest and the reveal wasn't very clever or interesting. I expected a bigger twist. Too many moving parts.

Also, why keep dropping Hugh Jackman's name if you didn't actually have him make a cameo. That was almost a Chekov's gun to me. I kept waiting thinking that would happen.

I didn't hate it by any means but it did have potential to be much better.