I’m only half way through the series, but it’s definitely my favorite series of the last 2 years. I would describe it as being part of a new genre: cringe-drama. I’ve seen a lot of cringe comedy, but a drama that uses that same toolkit is new to me

Deals with capitalism and colonialism in a way that verges on the heavy handed, but hits the mark so accurately and honestly that it manages to work anyway.

The scene in episode 3 where the Uber rich yuppie family is arguing about politics while the native Hawaiian dancers put on a show for them at their fancy hotel was just perfect.

If you haven’t seen it, watch it! If you have, what did you think?

  • El_Quico [he/him]
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    3 years ago

    It's pretty good, it's in my current top five shows.

    Also, I started watching Mr. Corman yesterday and was very pleasantly surprised by it.