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This television series follows different couples in their respective forms of relationship exploration in modern day Chicago. Each episode follows separate pairs that cross paths now and again, rather than having every character tie into every episode.
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this show just feels real, the fact that this show is a anthology and has a different relationship in each episode starring lets it show all the stages and different ways people deal with relationships.
All the characters live in the same world but they don't let that force them to write a character from the last episode to be mention or show up in though out the rest of the series. characters only show up when it works.
the only thing that even slightly brothers me is in the second episode the relationship featured is annoying to me. the black girl(forgot her name) seems like a really dumb person. she just seems superficial with no real personality but even saying that, the episode works cause she feels like a real person. a real superficial person that I wouldn't like in real life. she is a dumb person you would see just partying all day, she's great cause she still feels real.
And I think that's the thing I want to end on, is that this show has this way of showing you a family, couple, or even just a person going though their relationship in such a realistic way that it doesn't feel like watching a show but looking into another person's life.