Started off great. Interesting story, interesting concept, interesting way to make a series. As I continued watching I realized this is just a narcissist who got a chance to make a TV show. He takes his son on first dates with him, he uses his relationship with his son's mother as a sob story when he was a willing participant and initiated the whole thing. He plays the victim card very well. He's a seemingly good guy who got screwed over, except as he goes on he tells us he has made up a lot of it. "This is the script now, it will be great," is a line he likes to use. Instead of embellishing the end, he should have just kept it as the truth. He would have been much more sympathetic and much more likeable. I am writing this review with the last episode not yet released and I will watch the last episode, only because I have to see what nonsense he comes up with for the ending. Don't waste your time.
Review of Paul T. Goldman
