This is highly entertaining, it doesn't really address politics at all thank goodness.

It's a brilliant existential comedy very well written. It touches lightly on consciousness/soul but there is clearly something happening to the two main protagonists and their behaviors are having an impact directly or indirectly on those in their sphere of life...there is nothing apocalyptic or butterfly effect going on.

I don't want to reveal spoilers because comedies these days are rare, especially clever ones that can be non-pc without offending anyone accept English Grammar Fascists.

Pending season 2...I reduced this from a solid 9 because the core concept is a darkening of, and expansion of Bill Murray's "Groundhog Day".

I was worried there wouldn't be a second season. Perhaps Netflix needs to evaluate the amount invested in original productions at a slower pace.