This short 7-minutes-per-episode series presents the imagined experience of an intensely insecure woman who has herself cloned so she has someone to talk to and perhaps make her life happier. That's part of the trailer and no spoilers there... as it's just the basic premise of a rather ingenious show.

There are elements of "amateur" in the filming of this, but that adds to the reality of the situation rather than detracting from it. The acting is excellent considering the part portrayed. Directing is good, writing good.

What really shines here is the concept and insight in carrying out this project. I'd like to see more, but it's totally satisfactory as it ends. Note: it's likely the audience will not be expecting it to end where it does. The 8th episode is actually the final one, with the 9th episode (on Amazon Prime) simply a trailer. Would have liked to have been aware of that ahead of time.

I would give this 10 starts but it's not quite "superb"... but it's a 9-star enjoyable in my book. They might have done a little more with it, but it's fine as it is. Definitely on my "recommended watch" list. That they did this with no profanity, no nudity, sex, violence or other such and still maintained an excellent story is a two-thumbs-up achievement. Overall an excellent presentation. Just prepare yourself for something off-the-wall. It's unique.

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