Based on the actual title and description of this limited series, I was expecting this to be a straight forward documentary specifically about the effects of omnivorous versus plant based diets on twins. As a middle aged woman, I was looking forward to seeing what changes took place with each respective diet, what foods were being eaten, how these foods were prepared, etc to determine whether these might be changes I would consider making to my own diet.
Unfortunately, this very quickly turned into less of a documentary on twin diets, and more of a documentary about factory farming and climate change. Which would be fine, but that is not why I tuned in. Additionally, the series is overly packed with interviews from dozens of people who didn't seem to have anything to do with the twin study.
Ultimately, because this was not what I was expecting, I couldn't make it past the 2nd episode. Definitely not for me.
Unfortunately, this very quickly turned into less of a documentary on twin diets, and more of a documentary about factory farming and climate change. Which would be fine, but that is not why I tuned in. Additionally, the series is overly packed with interviews from dozens of people who didn't seem to have anything to do with the twin study.
Ultimately, because this was not what I was expecting, I couldn't make it past the 2nd episode. Definitely not for me.