i think the show's strenght lies in the fact that it is never really ambitious. this indie magical realism works well for this kind of show, because it tell you by its aesthetics what it is (and i'm not sure what that would be heheh). i knew [spoiler]this was about jason segel, by him for him with him etc,[/spoiler] so the finale was pretty much expected. there are no big surprises here, as they show us. i've been doing therapy for a few months now, and i feel like this is the kind of thing a depressed person going through therapy would create. i think from the beginning it's all very clear, so you keep going forward because you already know what you're expecting. anyway, it's a good show. i like the actors, i like their dynamic, i like the story, i think it's ok when [spoiler]it stops being a game and changes tone, that's why the finale is not a surprise too[/spoiler]. i also like that it doesn't push too hard on anything, so a trans woman, black people, big companies, they're all just part of life today, so they don't need to be problematized, they don't need to be more than what they are: part of life.