OK. I have a very critical main review of the show, but I ended up watching it as a light non-serious entertainment. The episode "Callisto" was also somewhat fun.
Last week's episode though was it like, the most puritans of all the producers in the world are gathered to present as seriously evil the relation between a seventeen boy and his 20-something really hot teacher. The resolution of that episode was ridiculous and full of pseudo-ethics and, honestly, made me hate the show.
Anyway I checked this week's episode and I was amazed about how ludicrous it was. It didn't make any sense. The motive of what happened it was a joke, the repercussions don't justify the motive, and the "truth" of what really happened was just a forced ridiculous twist, embellished with some kind of a moral, that you can't ever be sure of knowing someone, even if it is your "soul-mate" and you know him for years.
I honestly believe that some producer, maybe even the almighty Steven Spielberg is tampering with the show. Maybe even see it as a vehicle to pass a few "personal" messages.
As I wrote in my initial review: this is not a show to take it seriously, and the writers should focus on plain entertainment and fun situations, like in the Callisto episode, and stop with the "heavy" writing and the preaching.
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Last week's episode though was it like, the most puritans of all the producers in the world are gathered to present as seriously evil the relation between a seventeen boy and his 20-something really hot teacher. The resolution of that episode was ridiculous and full of pseudo-ethics and, honestly, made me hate the show.
Anyway I checked this week's episode and I was amazed about how ludicrous it was. It didn't make any sense. The motive of what happened it was a joke, the repercussions don't justify the motive, and the "truth" of what really happened was just a forced ridiculous twist, embellished with some kind of a moral, that you can't ever be sure of knowing someone, even if it is your "soul-mate" and you know him for years.
I honestly believe that some producer, maybe even the almighty Steven Spielberg is tampering with the show. Maybe even see it as a vehicle to pass a few "personal" messages.
As I wrote in my initial review: this is not a show to take it seriously, and the writers should focus on plain entertainment and fun situations, like in the Callisto episode, and stop with the "heavy" writing and the preaching.
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