The story of the series was something interesting, that a middle-aged couple with big children starts to disagree and fight, and day by day this difference increases.

Sometimes I feel that some couples are waiting for an excuse to start this kind of fight or that they take life too hard and feel that their pride is being questioned.

Another interesting point is that the fame and the interview caused this kind of difference and sometimes being seen is a harmful thing.

The atmosphere of the series was interesting because most of us saw children who are involved between divorces, but here they were grown children and it was a kind of novelty.

There were good actors in the series.

But in my opinion, the problem of the series was that it was not very comedy, nor very drama, nor anything else, as if it was stuck in the middle of genres and did not belong to any of them.

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