Watching this makes you realize just what a melting pot the US is if you've forgotten. It follows 3 couples very young traditional Roma "gypsies", , professional Indian and Southern Baptist Bible Belt. These are of course probably in the top 5 of patriarchal cultures in the US which makes for some great drama.
There's of course the expected misogynistic Baptist MIL saying she doesn't think a woman should be President and the Roma mom explaining how a woman's job is to take care of husband, house and babies. Yet surprisingly, there's the Roma council advising a young husband who's been bullying his wife that he needs to change his ways and get counseling. The main players are all interesting and you really get invested in their lives. I'm just sad this show wasn't picked up by a major network as I think it could have been a hit as it's much better than TLCs 90 day franchise and similar shows.
There's of course the expected misogynistic Baptist MIL saying she doesn't think a woman should be President and the Roma mom explaining how a woman's job is to take care of husband, house and babies. Yet surprisingly, there's the Roma council advising a young husband who's been bullying his wife that he needs to change his ways and get counseling. The main players are all interesting and you really get invested in their lives. I'm just sad this show wasn't picked up by a major network as I think it could have been a hit as it's much better than TLCs 90 day franchise and similar shows.