This is a bravura dramedy created by Lyonne, Headland and Koehler. The series is inventive and ambitious and is set in a unique city. This series has excellent direction, writing, settings, cinematography, soundtrack and acting. Lyonne's portrayal of Nadia is as good if not better than her character portrayed in, "Orange Is the New Black". Her performance is totally mesmorizing. The plot revolves around Nadia who is the guest of honor at her 36th birthday party. She finds herself getting caught in a mysterious loop whereby she dies in different ways at the end of each night only to awaken unharmed and back at the party where the loop starts. During her journey, which she assumes is her own sort of purgatory, she meets a younger man who is also caught in the same loop. They both find their situations are connected and set out on a mission to solve the mystery and end the loop without knowing the ultimate outcome. Lyonne's dialogue is fast paced, crisp and witty which compliments the setting of New York City perfectly. Along the duo's journey existentialism, multi-universes, faith, love, life, death, friendships and other topics are examined. The plot is clever, funny, thought provoking, insightful, duplicitous, cathartic and offers a fantastic view of the New York City lifestyle in different settings. The series has a splendid ending with complete closure. It is a captivating and memorable work of art.