These characters.... where to start. First, there are no heroes in this show. These are complex, realistic people, who will challenge your notions of masculinity and cause you to reflect on who you are versus who you're perceived to be.
In a journey towards mindfulness, the main character (Jameson) is a deeply flawed, selfish person with narcissistic tendencies and seemingly on the spectrum.
He might be a good person, with real empathy, but he doesn't behave like one. Is he capable of learning from his past experiences and change the perception before it becomes the reality, again, or should he lean into his id?
You will find something to love and hate about nearly every character. Excellent writing, though there are several scenes that droll on unnecessarily.
In a journey towards mindfulness, the main character (Jameson) is a deeply flawed, selfish person with narcissistic tendencies and seemingly on the spectrum.
He might be a good person, with real empathy, but he doesn't behave like one. Is he capable of learning from his past experiences and change the perception before it becomes the reality, again, or should he lean into his id?
You will find something to love and hate about nearly every character. Excellent writing, though there are several scenes that droll on unnecessarily.