I think it's a well-crafted story, but it promised to be much more than it was. Many premises fell by the wayside, and the conflicts dragged on endlessly. Regarding the production, direction, and cast, nothing to report, impeccable. However, the script fell by the wayside, with conflicts and resolutions that weren't very interesting, to be honest.

Recommended, perhaps? It's an entertaining product, but it could have been much better.

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