Great pacing, lots of plot twists, pretty decent time-travel sci-fi, and really solid, top-notch acting by the entire rest of the cast. The rest of the show is pretty awesome, don't get me wrong.
It's clear that neither of them likes the other, and every time they hug it's like cousin hugs. He looks much older than her, he acts and dresses cringily young, and he is much smaller than she is (in both height and weight). We only had 4 left, and we were enjoying the story, but the romance was really just as awful and unwatchable as many other reviewers have observed.
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They are clearly repulsed by one another in real life, and their attempts at romance are so cringey that we finally had to give up on the series after twelve episodes. He is a decent actor, but he is *terribly* unfit to be the romantic lead. But that's maybe five percent of her screen time, and for the rest, you have to watch her acting like someone who has never been in front of a camera before. With one exception-she does a great job with the fight scenes. Any situation that requires her to do something other than "be cute" is ruined. But boy howdy, is she ever a bad actress. But this role demanded more, and she was entirely unconvincing-even though I was happy to suspend all criticism and just enjoy it. I'm sure she's fantastic in rom-coms, since she really is beautiful.
For starters, the girl is a truly terrible actress, and is embarrassing to watch. They are both easy on the eyes, but they were both terribly miscast for this role. The only real problem with this show, and it's a serious one, is the casting of the two leads. If you approach it like you're watching a Hollywood action flick from the 80s, you'll find it entertaining enough.
This is a pretty fun action series, light on sci-fi, heavy on "you need to suspend a LOT of disbelief to enjoy it".
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