I watched the entire series. It filled some of the space left by Crazy Ex-Girlfriend while never reaching that shows heights.
Zoey, the protagonist, was stuck in pattern. She kept bouncing between her two bland love interests and having the same conversations with her family and friends. It made her a tough character to build a show around.
The most interesting plotlines, for me, were at her workplace. Zoey was promoted to manager and recruited more women. Only to be confronted with the fact that the company wasn't hiring people of color. Simon took over that storyline and it faded to the background. Leif was introduced as a conniving Bud Frump character but the second season didn't have much use for him. I'd have rather explored these challenges then keep returning to the well of Zoey's grief for her father.
Most disappointing, for me, were the musical numbers. The song choices were uninspired and the arrangements flattened them. A late episode saw the entire cast singing Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now." They managed to make it sound like elevator music.
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Updated On: 6/10/21 at 10:34 AM