The series opens with a woman deciding how to deal with her cheating husband, having herself grown up with a cheating father and a mother scorned. But every time a simple solution presents itself, fate and bad choices conspire to intervene, in a manner which is both generally believable as well as refreshingly unexpected.
The main characters were all well-acted, realistic, and complex - it's never clear who's the good guy/gal, and becomes even less clear as the series progresses.
It does get a little slow during the later episodes, but the plot still plots onwards and reaches a nice crescendo shortly after. There certainly were a couple plot holes and/or unfathomable actions/inactions from the characters, but nothing glaring enough to detract from the experience.
The main characters were all well-acted, realistic, and complex - it's never clear who's the good guy/gal, and becomes even less clear as the series progresses.
It does get a little slow during the later episodes, but the plot still plots onwards and reaches a nice crescendo shortly after. There certainly were a couple plot holes and/or unfathomable actions/inactions from the characters, but nothing glaring enough to detract from the experience.