So here's an example of things that are bad with this show.
The crew are helping a woman find her birth parents. Miles is also hitting that moment in every tv show when the girlfriend who won't last starts to feel like a second fiddle.
What happens is that Miles is supposed to go to the movies with his girl when they find a clue. So Miles has to cancel his plans to track down the clue.
But why? What kind of time management is this? What clue wouldn't survive two hours to watch a bloody movie?
It completely belies the whole reason he doesn't take the girlfriend with him. He claims to want to keep his romantic life separate from his philanthropic one but he doesn't have a personal life anymore. He doesn't have friends unassosiated with the account, he doesnt do non account things. Nia far from being turned off by the account (which would be valid reason for the "church-state" line Miles draws in his relationship with her), is actively interested in joining him. He has a chance to do his work and keep his romantic partner happy by doing it with her. It's the sort of thing that could bond them together. HIs friends and 'real' romantic interest haven't expressed opposition.
The whole thing in one scene gives you about 3 of the 10 things wrong with this show and there's a bunch of scene like this throughout the show little scenes that don't make sense and represent about 3-4 things that keep popping up wrong in the show. Only the light nature of the show (and my completionist tendancies after all I DO want to see who the account holdler ends up being) keeps me turning in week after week.
Review by wolfkinBlockedParent2019-01-08T06:47:42Z
So here's an example of things that are bad with this show.
The crew are helping a woman find her birth parents. Miles is also hitting that moment in every tv show when the girlfriend who won't last starts to feel like a second fiddle.
What happens is that Miles is supposed to go to the movies with his girl when they find a clue. So Miles has to cancel his plans to track down the clue.
But why? What kind of time management is this? What clue wouldn't survive two hours to watch a bloody movie?
It completely belies the whole reason he doesn't take the girlfriend with him. He claims to want to keep his romantic life separate from his philanthropic one but he doesn't have a personal life anymore. He doesn't have friends unassosiated with the account, he doesnt do non account things. Nia far from being turned off by the account (which would be valid reason for the "church-state" line Miles draws in his relationship with her), is actively interested in joining him. He has a chance to do his work and keep his romantic partner happy by doing it with her. It's the sort of thing that could bond them together. HIs friends and 'real' romantic interest haven't expressed opposition.
The whole thing in one scene gives you about 3 of the 10 things wrong with this show and there's a bunch of scene like this throughout the show little scenes that don't make sense and represent about 3-4 things that keep popping up wrong in the show. Only the light nature of the show (and my completionist tendancies after all I DO want to see who the account holdler ends up being) keeps me turning in week after week.