This was a poorly done ripoff amalgam of Groundhog Day with a bit of The Good Place thrown in. Doesn't it seem like EVERYONE is doing a The Good Place ripoff now? Not that I am complaining about that necessarily, it's about time we put some intelligence in our TV! However, they all seem to be doing it with a complete disregard of what makes The Good Place special and good -- actual philosophy and insight into the human condition we call sentience. This show is instead a hollow high school interpretation of Groundhog Day and The Good Place.

However, the similarities to The Good Place are about the only Good Things about this show. The acting is, for the most part, atrocious. The first two episodes subject you to a non-stop tirade of Woody Allen/Larry David style rants about nothing of substance or intelligence. I can't stand either of those actors, and giving them breasts doesn't change anything. She just spouts a bunch of pseudo-intellectual, but wholly and incredibly wrong analogies and explanations about how life is. I was completely ready to stop watching by the middle of the second episode, then realized the entire season was only 8 episodes, so decided to just stick with it just in-case anything interesting happened.

Well, it didn't. Episodes 3-7 are a bit better as they pull away from the college-freshman with patchouli scented dreads vibes -- a style of person that everyone is annoyed with, "Left" or "Right" -- but ultimately offers absolutely NOTHING of substance. There is NOTHING going on underneath other than the writers' hard determination to rip-off Groundhog Day and The Good Place for what seems like nothing other than the sake of ripping them off. Dialogue was a mixed bag of "that was alright" to "that was unbearable, where is the fast-forward button?"

They got SO MUCH WRONG. From the "philosophy" (if you could even call it that), to the biochemistry, to the passage of time. "No signs of life or intelligence, Captain."

What really stunk was the acting from EVERYONE. Not a SINGLE good performance in the bunch. I found myself constantly rewriting and re-directing the entire show while watching it. It's a real shame how poorly EVERYTHING was done.

But, the biggest insult to the injury is that there really is NOTHING underneath the show whatsoever. It comes to an end without purpose, design, reason, or even arching connectivity with the rest of what was going on. Apparently everything our characters experienced and went through existed for the sole purpose of ripping off other TV shows and movies, and the writers had no purpose other than that.

Did I watch the whole show? Yep. Would I recommend this to someone as a "good show"? Never in a million years.