EOTFW is a compelling and highly character-centric story with dynamics and motivations that feel distinctly human and possible. It is a masterclass in the depiction of trauma, as all three of the main characters demonstrate different but nonetheless real responses to their own pasts.

If I could change anything, it would be how distinctly tonally different the first few episodes feel as compared to the last. Sorry to say, but there is a fair bit of a cringe factor in the dialogue early on that necessitates a warning, "It gets better!" before it can be recommended. It isn't necessarily out of place in the grand scheme of the story, but first impressions matter greatly to many audiences, and I could easily see it being dropped early on by viewers who don't have a motivation to persist with it.