Just finished watching this show and I would recommend it. I was a bit hesitant after reading the reviews as I got some mixed feelings about it. But I would recommend it as it's: funny, entertaining maybe a bit unrealistic, but nonetheless worth watching.
There are a lot of really funny one-liners in the show as well as some really good discussion scenes. It's about a failed marriage so you can imagine that each side blames the other. It is worth the watch, it makes you laugh and tugs at your emotions and makes you wonder how could one person get in so much trouble.
Spoiler Alert: The show starts really well, each episode builds for the next but it does fall apart in the final episode. Sure you expect them to get back together again, but it was too easy a re-connection.
First they tried to make it as a Steve Jobs scenario, he loses job and then creates another company (Jobs created Pixar) and then the company merges. But they ran through this concept very quickly and without much detail as to what's happening.
Next the re-connection with all the individuals (plots, sub-plots) was so distant. What I mean it was, every one go to your neutral corners, no interaction between the players in the final episode. No connection between the different stories in the final scene. Every story (scenario) ends by itself not related to any of the others in the show. By bringing all the stories together it would have made for a bigger happy ending.
There are a lot of really funny one-liners in the show as well as some really good discussion scenes. It's about a failed marriage so you can imagine that each side blames the other. It is worth the watch, it makes you laugh and tugs at your emotions and makes you wonder how could one person get in so much trouble.
Spoiler Alert: The show starts really well, each episode builds for the next but it does fall apart in the final episode. Sure you expect them to get back together again, but it was too easy a re-connection.
First they tried to make it as a Steve Jobs scenario, he loses job and then creates another company (Jobs created Pixar) and then the company merges. But they ran through this concept very quickly and without much detail as to what's happening.
Next the re-connection with all the individuals (plots, sub-plots) was so distant. What I mean it was, every one go to your neutral corners, no interaction between the players in the final episode. No connection between the different stories in the final scene. Every story (scenario) ends by itself not related to any of the others in the show. By bringing all the stories together it would have made for a bigger happy ending.