Frankly, this series is inferior in every conceivable dimension imaginable. And we need to quit pretending that it is not. It is a confusing, disjointed story with undramatic if not dull acting, with a very poor script, followed by mediocre cinematography and frankly, even pedestrian musical numbers. Sure, I was intrigued by the theme’s concept and initial plot, but then after the first episode, it fell apart.

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