User Reviews

Soapy drama where almost everyone has issues. Always fun to see and completely unrealistic, nobody has this many issues in their life, only in the movies and tv they do. I was not convinced as to why the actress who played Schmi Skywalker wanted a divorce. I come from divorced parents and it did not resonate at all. She wants to do things and travel the world but for some reason the husband is too boring I don't know made no sense, I can only guess the real reason is she is in fact going to a galaxy far far away to raise Anakin Skywalker. Then there is the cheating daughter whose boyfriend for some reason forgives and they still get married right there, the old guy with the young girl who is pregnant (we get no resolution there as to whether she keeps it or not or the relationships is still on). The loner who secretly has a crush on the other daughter. Then there is another daughter from a previous marriage (?) that is mixed race which is there only to diversify the cast I guess. Did I mention the terminal ex-boyfriend? Ugh. I am giving this a 6/10, but just.

I will start with great cast, scenery, and score. The stories without going too much into it are great plot lines with a lot of potential. They make you feel for characters despite the short running.the entangled lives of everyone is balanced and I loved that about this.

My gripes are mainly of how the father gave advice to his son which yes understanding the cause for cheating is important to knowing why things turned the way they did but it felt like he was just forget that it happened and move on. I feel like her reasoning for cheating wasn't very.. clear? I get the fear of him not wanting her but it feels that jumping into the marriage wouldn't be wise. If there are these problems marrying won't fix it. I could have understood if they moved the wedding date but were working on fixing things. Plus just kinda sad to have the ex dying of cancer and getting to marry her off. Just seems very sad for such a well liked character. Even if it brings police in seeing her happy it feels very bittersweet :/.

I may have missed this part but did they tie up ends on if they're keeping the baby together or splitting?

Stupid storyline. I'm sorry I wasted my time watching all episodes.

It's not heroic or forgiving to marry a known philanderer. Why would his father try to convince him to do this? Will father be around when marriage doesn't work because trust was destroyed before it ever started? But Hanna is a good crier. That's all I can say about this very weird relationship.

Divorcing a husband of 30 years with no warning or attempts to salvage because he's boring? Thinking you'd tell your loved ones about the divorce at a party that includes outsiders? I didn't find this believable.

Location was beautiful.

Really wanted to love this show, but it's kinda... meeeh... Seen it before I guess.

Lots of half-told stories and different personalities creating some friction, but everyone's great friends in the end. Classic family drama with some old resentment and issues surfacing. Casting has a range from really awkward and cringe (happy couple), through cute (upcoming couple) to decently believable (soon-to-be ex-couple)..

But the real star of the show is of course the house, well-known from the show Exit, and also as a destination for a sunday outing along Bunnefjorden (there's a cafeteria next door in the summer, spectacular place).

After introducing a number of tense conflicts and questions the storyline unfortunately resolves into a happy ever ending.

Oh dear stuff should have really gone wrong with a huge bust up.

Aghhj flowers in the hair and folk dancing. Avoid this family,

The summer nights are too long and to stretch this out into 6 episodes is pushing it.

The English dubbing uses local accents a good idea but not successful.

Why finish the story in such a stereotypical way.

Nice location and food but the storyline sticks in the throat at the end.

Even the main question is passed over to keep everyone happy ans safe.