A family's lives are turned upside-down when a street-smart young grifter shows up on their doorstep claiming to be a distant relative.A family's lives are turned upside-down when a street-smart young grifter shows up on their doorstep claiming to be a distant relative.A family's lives are turned upside-down when a street-smart young grifter shows up on their doorstep claiming to be a distant relative.
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I love this show. The best thing about it is the premise. It's great fun watching Nick bond with her foster family while simultaneously robbing them. The actress who plays Nick is actually really good.
The show is sometimes cheesy, but as someone who grew up watching and enjoying sit-coms in the early 2000s cheesy doesn't bother me.
This show is fun. The lead actress is great. Definitely deserves a watch.
The show is sometimes cheesy, but as someone who grew up watching and enjoying sit-coms in the early 2000s cheesy doesn't bother me.
This show is fun. The lead actress is great. Definitely deserves a watch.
Look, it is what it is.... a tween show. I really enjoyed it though
This one wasnt that bad acting is average u laugh and some heart warming moments parents r clueless but didnt take away from the show the story not that bad better then other sitcoms with all their politics pushed down your throat casual people will like it a lot
A tween focused sit-com.
Has its moments where you think the writers have just nailed it, then other moments where you know they are writing for an audience who doesn't know any better, and they treat the audience as imbeciles. For example, accessing other people's personal information from government agencies, by simply 'sending away' for the files. In real life, there would be almost no way to access that kind of information. There were times where it just was not based in reality.
But it is unique compared to most tween shows, and season 2 especially shows how some relationships can be complicated. The acting does a decent job, but don't expect too much laughs. The comedy is laugh-track induced, very basic situational humor, most of what could have been written by anyone's dad. But sometimes, just sometimes, it hits the mark.
I expected this to be a hate watch (I'm not averse) but it's surprisingly not bad. It'd work much better as a comedy drama though... without any change in tone, just removal of the laugh track which kicks on after every line (most of which aren't punchlines) and honesty really kills it.
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