If you're watching this in hopes that it's a snort-your-beverage kind of comedy then look further. If, however, you enjoy a good dramedy this is a great one. I think some people may have missed one of the main tenets of the show.....that we're ALL flawed.
Overall this is an engaging watch and I looked forward to each season. Most of the best shows, regardless of the genre, have some aspect that's character-driven and feature characters who you come to know and that is true for Sort Of.
The one scene that I found lacking slightly was the one where Sabi gets the nanny job. I think they were trying to illustrate that they "see" one another beyond the first impressions but it could have been fleshed out a little bit to make it read more authentically.
The show illustrates the many layers that exist between friends, family, in relationships of all types. Some people might not directly relate to some of the gender stuff/pronouns/being the child of parents who emigrated/the characters' struggles- but we can all relate to the complexities of the world we live in today and how we are all trying to find our way and I think that is the point.
Overall this is an engaging watch and I looked forward to each season. Most of the best shows, regardless of the genre, have some aspect that's character-driven and feature characters who you come to know and that is true for Sort Of.
The one scene that I found lacking slightly was the one where Sabi gets the nanny job. I think they were trying to illustrate that they "see" one another beyond the first impressions but it could have been fleshed out a little bit to make it read more authentically.
The show illustrates the many layers that exist between friends, family, in relationships of all types. Some people might not directly relate to some of the gender stuff/pronouns/being the child of parents who emigrated/the characters' struggles- but we can all relate to the complexities of the world we live in today and how we are all trying to find our way and I think that is the point.