Dr. Michael Provitera

The keys of Florida are a vast shoreline with the ocean on one side and the gulf on the other. The mangroves feel like they go on forever. That’s how you will feel when watching this series. Each character has a rocky balboa side to them - you wonder why the lack of dialogue limits the show as townsfolk wear multiple hats and the twists are so abundant that you need pretzels with your popcorn. Prepare to dream about this show because the psychology is astounding. It is as if each character is in their own little world. You cannot stop wondering how messed up a family can be. Danny plays an amazing character but you see him too much. Kevin is the real rocky in the show - playing so dumb that you believe it. Meg is so beautiful but she does some dumb things for a lawyer too. John holds up well but his later hallucinations begin to be ridiculous. Sally is just a great actress torn between dumbness and numbness. The father Robert is just a stick figure building the mud ring around the family. Many holes but still worth watching. I call it paradise rising because the keys are a undiscovered gem... The show is riveting and will keep you awake. There is so much backdraft that you cannot tell if you are in the present or the past. Well written and many twists. The ending drops off and leaves a vapid dialogue but the entire movie lacked some important discussion. Sometimes you could not tell what was real or fake. Given that, this was well delivered and worth watching for sure!

Developing the concept of drama, intrigue, and gangsters, this series knocks the ball out of the park. Barring this new subconscious dialogue between the living and dead, this is an excellent drama. Strongly recommended. Keeping my attention and drawing me in to finish the series.