The performances are strong across the board, with particularly noteworthy contributions from Goode, Pirrie, and Manvelov—though honestly, every actor involved did a commendable job. There’s a pleasing mix of comedic moments alongside more somber subject matter. My one significant issue concerns Lyle Jennings' storyline. Merritt would have been familiar with him, and even accounting for the passage of time and potential changes in appearance, she likely still would have recognized him. I suspect many people can identify someone they’ve known since childhood or a later point in their lives, even after years have passed; it seems improbable he could have successfully presented himself as an unfamiliar person to her.

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