The outcome when some high school drama students were allowed to produce a television program is what you get here. The whole thing comes across as excessively self-satisfied and gives off vibes of people who spent too much time indoors during the pandemic. I’m not interested.

This series has a lot going for it. The musical score is fantastic, the visuals are stunning, and the performances are truly excellent. It’s hard to find fault with any of the actors; both young Kirsten and adult Kirsten, Miranda, and Tyler were all very engaging to watch. The deliberate pace might strike some as leisurely, but it allows for moments of reflection on the characters' development and circumstances, a…

This is a really good series; the acting is superb, making it something everyone should experience. The subject matter might suggest a story centered around the pandemic, but that’s not what makes it worthwhile. It's definitely worth your time and provides a welcome alternative to the usual fare of stories about murderers, characters descending into criminal behavior, or those dark Scandinavian crime dramas.

The series began impressively, featuring a central character it’s simple to connect with and support. There was potential for growth in the characters, choices felt realistic, and the performer had enough charisma to sustain the narrative. However, an unexpected plot development abruptly shifts the focus. The engaging online writer turns out not to be the protagonist; instead, attention is directed toward a young gir…