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I mean....is there really not much left to tell the stories about? Or is it the current exploitation of the 80s?

I only watched this to end because I share the account with my brother and I wanted to spare myself the shame of having Continue watching: Chippendales.

Nothing is new here: lots of money, lots of vultures, drugs....murder is the only logical consequence.

Our man Steve could have been a happy guy in LA, but his mom couldn't brag to her neighbours in India about it, so he had to step up the game. Instead of going to the therapist, he decided more money was the right thing to do. Guys under him are the vultures, and the rest.......well, being poor in childhood doesn't justify poor decisions as grownup.

Welcome to my Ted talk. :D.

This series is such an amazing surprise for me. After last couple of disappointments with some series I watched, I thought I was getting too old to be pleasantly surprised, but luckily, I was wrong.

Such an amazing story, fantastic in its simplicity of no dialogue, but still having a full range of emotions felt in every minute of an episode.

What I also think is really great - you have to put your phone away and watch. With a lot of movies and series, I tend to swerve away and look at my phone a bit, while continuing to listen to what is going on on the screen. Here, not happening, because to be able to watch and follow, then it has to be 100%.

Main characters are very lovable and easy to connect with, and story is sometimes to brutally real..even when I wasn't watching, I caught myself thinking about prehistoric destines.

... because this trend seems to go on, and on, and on. Which trend? Well, the actors are constantly getting the same roles to play. We already know who is who and what will happen just by looking at the actors. How can anything be a surprise anymore? I mean, that are actors, they should be able to play all kinds of personalities and yet here we are. Jennifer Coolidge is always the same annoying character. Naomi Watts has the same role as in The Ring and many other movies. And all the others, too....boring.

As for the plot, what is the plot? There are so many artificial twists that drag this story for too long. The best part of the show is The Ode to the house. Amazing. The only thing in this seven hour long torture, that made me think a bit more about the houses and where is my dream house. But as it is, it's not an original idea of the producers, but a part of the sideline of the true story behind the whole show.

Maybe I watched too many movies and shows for me to find something like this new and interesting.