There's a considerable amount of foolishness within this show, yet the initial two seasons held sufficient interest for me to keep watching, choosing to disregard those flaws. The recurring depiction of homosexuality feels objectionable, though I recognize that it seems mandated by current regulations—a requirement to include such material in every new production. Previously, I didn’t really have strong feelings about these things either way, but this persistent and unwelcome imposition has genuinely angered me, which is why I now find it offensive. Thankfully, the show generally portrays it as a normal aspect of existence rather than an exaggerated performance. However, the significant issue lies with Season 3. Does anyone still possess the ability to produce a straightforward program that simply narrates a story? It seems the reliance on flashbacks and timeline shifts has become a safety net for truly unskilled filmmakers—often without even providing any explanation to the audience as to why these jumps are occurring! They appear to believe that confusing viewers will distract them from noticing the plot holes and poor execution.

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