“Undone” could have gone in dramatically different directions after the end of the first season, but unfortunately it just went for more generic family melodrama with even looser time travel mechanics. It all boils down to a simplistic feel-good story about accepting that life is not always exciting, and that not all problems can be fixed. But was that really the case? Because despite the sudden turn of events and final statement during the last five minutes, the show had spent most of its time offering simplistic solutions to the most delicate troubles. As if preventing one single event or conversation from happening could fix everything without messing up an entire timeline. Surely there are times when the most trivial things can have a big impact on our lives, but I don’t think that was the point of the show either.
Shout by manicureVIP 4BlockedParent2022-05-19T09:10:06Z— updated 2022-11-23T12:44:25Z
“Undone” could have gone in dramatically different directions after the end of the first season, but unfortunately it just went for more generic family melodrama with even looser time travel mechanics. It all boils down to a simplistic feel-good story about accepting that life is not always exciting, and that not all problems can be fixed. But was that really the case? Because despite the sudden turn of events and final statement during the last five minutes, the show had spent most of its time offering simplistic solutions to the most delicate troubles. As if preventing one single event or conversation from happening could fix everything without messing up an entire timeline. Surely there are times when the most trivial things can have a big impact on our lives, but I don’t think that was the point of the show either.