It's a contemporary series with queer themes; those who enjoy programs centered on friend groups encountering various amusing situations might find something to appreciate here.

It feels a bit like a modern update of New Girl, but with more complicated connections between the people involved. It's something you can enjoy without much effort, and allowing yourself to get invested in the characters really pays off.

It’s clear this program is striving for a level of sophistication it simply can’t attain. The performers represent a wide range of backgrounds, yet the dialogue itself feels incredibly ordinary and dull. There's nothing particularly amusing about it, but predictably, it seems designed to appeal to as many viewers as possible—so another season is almost guaranteed, even though I doubt many people are actually tuning i…