Leah Coruscate

It's incredibly boring. I love political intrigue and this show genuinely makes me sleepy; the characters talk about nothing and things go nowhere. We have episodes of characters that eat cereal and do little to nothing else. There are some episodes that are really good, but genuinely I've only enjoyed Episode 7 after having watched 8 episodes. It doesn't feel like Star Wars. I haven't seen a Twi'lek yet. I haven't seen a non-human species have a speaking role. There's human tribes with no dimorphism practicing shamanism and speaking their own languages, which makes no sense at all with how humans operate in the galaxy. They could have very easily made the shamanistic, deeply spiritual Dhani some manner of new alien species or humans with dimorphism, but it's just a bunch of random humans as random and diverse as any other planet with humans. We're supposed to believe the Dhani are native to Aldhani, but there's nothing about them that makes that make sense. Most human species and offshoot species have a homeworld from which they originate so it makes sense to have different languages for those species but with galactic basic and so many real world human languages being absorbed into accents only, it makes little sense for all these plain jane human planets to have vastly different languages.

A lot of people won't understand the sitcom aspect as a frame device. The sitcom portions of the show actively give us insight to Kevin as a character, and it's painful to watch. Why? Quite simply because it's meant to be painful. This show is an interesting experiment and I enjoy it thoroughly. It interests me to see the development.

I watched 62 episodes of a 44 minute drama within 1-2 months because it was so good. I didn't multitask watching it either.

Easily one of the best dramas I've watched regardless of nationality.

So one of the things I think this movie did masterfully was how it gave attention to both leads in a fair way. Rarely in a romantic comedy movie do both characters get such a perfect blend of storytelling and screen time in appropriate moments. I think it really elevated the movie by making its two leads stand out together.

I'm definitely older than the target demographic this movie was meant for, but I genuinely found it funny with my friend of a similar age. We both laughed several times and had fun trying to guess who did it. Also being fans of Scooby Doo growing up, we both enjoyed seeing all of the common tropes adapted into a live action version.

One of the best and earliest shows for gamers made by a gamer. I enjoy the comedy and lingo thrown around.