Smit Joshi

Firstly, the scores and the selection of tracks in this series is a brilliant masterpiece and manages to capture the essence of the moment and enhancing the emotion by a huge margin. Classics like a One - Three dog night, to walk us through the perils Luther faced after everyone left and his lost sense of purpose, indeed proves that one is the loneliest number. Or, when all the dysfunctional kids, go to their own rooms or are in a separate place of the house, I think we're alone now - Tiffany, plays. And all of them bust moves together, yet independent. It displays that in the moment, they're free from judgement or from the perspective of the society and they can just let loose. It's an amazing way to cover all the best parts in the series. Secondly, when they christened it to be a dysfunctional family, they really stuck to that idea. None of the siblings are willing to give up their quirky ideas or decisions. And each time, they make decisions in a way a general individual would, under those circumstances. All in all, a brilliant masterpiece and a must watch. I haven't read the comics beforeand was completely introduced to this when I started watching it, but Ioved it to the core.