[HBO Max] The most remarkable thing about the series is how the writers have not the slightest interest in plausible situations (the double of Cassie) and the devotion they have for Kaley Cuoco (since last year she did not win the Emmy, this season they multiply her possibilities by introducing Cassie's inner personalities). In this sense, the show is indeed a comedy, but perhaps not for the reasons that are intended. The exploration of alcoholism and trauma tries to dig into the character, and it does make for a decent episode about family relationships in "Brothers & Sisters," but it seems impossible to balance an absurd spy plot that makes no head or tail with a pretended studio psychological. It ends up being a frustrating series because its intentions are understood, but the number of mediocrities it can fall into is surprising.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2022-06-01T20:08:46Z
[HBO Max] The most remarkable thing about the series is how the writers have not the slightest interest in plausible situations (the double of Cassie) and the devotion they have for Kaley Cuoco (since last year she did not win the Emmy, this season they multiply her possibilities by introducing Cassie's inner personalities). In this sense, the show is indeed a comedy, but perhaps not for the reasons that are intended. The exploration of alcoholism and trauma tries to dig into the character, and it does make for a decent episode about family relationships in "Brothers & Sisters," but it seems impossible to balance an absurd spy plot that makes no head or tail with a pretended studio psychological. It ends up being a frustrating series because its intentions are understood, but the number of mediocrities it can fall into is surprising.