Of a registered humor, not suitable for perfectionists, but interesting. Perhaps focusing on flaws diverts attention from entertainment. It is not a reality show, the situations that do not fit the daily life are those that transport the imagination to the unreal World of television, and achieving that is an art, even more so when it comes to renowned actors surrounded by strangers. It is also an art to be able to overcome prejudices and repetitive rubber stamps that do not contribute to the evolution of clear thinking. That it does not compare with others is not of interest to me because if so, I would be seeing the other, entrenched in a cave looking at the universe through a hole. I liked it and I will be following up because it entertains, in other words, it does the job without the pointless tri-romantic bla-bla-bla complications of late medical drama series. Everything is according to the color of the glass with which you look.
Review of Good Sam
