Quick Takes
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- It is hard to come by comedy shows that will stick with you. I am telling this show is one of the best comedy show out there. Real British humor was depicted there. It is a decent show that comes with deep and outrageous jokes. I saw this show the first time in 1985 but anytime I watch it again, it is still the best.
- A love triangle, first horror show that made me so interested. I liked the antagonist more than the protagonist. Even though both played their part so good. The story is simple yet enjoyable. They have made a good plot so I would recommend if you like psychological, romanc, toxicity then it's suitable but it's not too deep.
- What a crazy show, to be honest the theme was really weird how the employee has a huge crush on his female boss and it's portrayed as a comedy show. He often fantasize about his female boss even though he has a wife at home. They tried to show how his wife lack many things and she's at fault which made him end up liking(loving) his boss. So, I disliked the idea of it even though there was comedy. It felt more like I'm enjoying a cheating show where it's normalized by comedy.
- Episode 2 was good, I have so many questions. The murder scene was so horrible and I was feeling sick to my stomach. I don't think everyone would be able to watch such horrible scenes. The male and female lead they act so well but I've felt the female lead is overdoing as it doesn't seem natural. But the male lead is acting so naturally that I don't realize he is a character.
- The Karkarias seem like a perfect family until life pushes them to pause and face their problems honestly. Therapy brings unexpected conversations, plenty of chaos, and a few heartfelt moments. *Perfect Family* blends humor with emotion while showing how family bonds can survive even difficult times.

