Nice to see Steve Martin and Martin Short back together again, and with Selena Gomez, to boot!

I've been around for over fifty years, so Martin and Short's older stuff is right in my wheelhouse.

As to the show, it is a slow burn, but very enjoyable. There is no knee-slapping, laugh out loud comedy here, so don't go into this thinking you are going to see humour such as you find in, "The Man with Two Brains", or "The Jerk", but there is great subtle humour, as one obserbes when spending time with friends.

As of episode six, there are twists and turns, but most are not obvious, and keep me genuinely interested in where the show is going.

I am enjoying the gradual revelations of the characters' backstories, and the stories of others as they become more important to the plot.

My one hope is that this is all leading up to a payoff that makes sense, and has a destination that is worthy of the journey.