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Andrei D 09/17/2024 Gets a little too cute for its own good but Lister-Jones kinda rules See more Ally Moore J 04/05/2024 Not as good as some similar shows like it but is still a fun show. The star of the show is really good to watch alone. Decent performances from the cast. It is funny, sad and offbeat. I do not regret ever tuning to it one bit. It should not be overlooked. See more Al R 08/29/2023 If you're looking for a comedy, like the setup clearly suggests, keep looking. This is just misery and drama. Gave it a try for three episodes, then it got too annoying See more Robert C 05/02/2023 This is a fine, quality show from The Roku Channel. Love the premise, even if on paper it would seem pretty thin and the plot pushes along nicely, however I'm not sure there was enough character development to facilitate the viewer to have a vested interested in the show's lead. What development there is, I found myself not being very empathetic until around episode 4-5, where you can feel the helplessness, which was done well. Vibes of Russian Doll, Retroactive, Edge of Tomorrow/Live Die Repeat but without all the action. More cerebral without providing enough empathy. See more Dave F 04/29/2023 Great music, modern plot, very enjoyable way to spend a quick 30 minutes. See more Jason F 04/26/2023 In a word: Fantastic. From the beginning this show is very funny, with a clever twist on a familiar sci-fi premise -- but it's not clear if it will transcend the self-satirical navel-gazing ennui of the first episode. Rest assured, it does. This hero's journey of self-discovery is in turns hysterical (in both senses of the term), biting, frustrating, thoughtful, sexy, moving, and ultimately life-affirming. Halfway through the series my primary complaint was that there wasn't enough of it, but there is so much packed into each half-hour, by the end I felt 7 episodes was just right. Now I'm just sad not enough people will see it. Definitely worth sitting through a few commercials to watch on my Roku-enabled TV, or the hassle of signing up for a trial subscription. I hesitate when I see a creator/writer/director/producer/star, but Zoe Lister-Jones pulls it off See more Read all reviews

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