I've never watched any of the sort of shows that are "mature examinations of sexual relationships in the modern world" as if I wanted to see people having sex I'd just watch porn, so I'm not sure what the "rules" are these days. I certainly didn't expect to see so many cast "members" in a mainstream show! I assume/hope (for one of the actors) they were prosthetics, but if not C. Thomas "Soul Man" Howell must have been known as "Pole Man" back in the day. Is there "nudity equality" these days? (Though this show probably has more male bits than female).

Anyway, maybe a couple of episodes too long with a late reveal that was guessable and, though one of the "But why?" questions about it gets answered, I'm not sure it all hangs together. The reveal was also a bit disappointing for other reasons but clever for the same reasons. It was interesting to see Costa Ronin, who played the guy on the outside trying to get his criminal mastermind partner out in "The Endgame" swapping to the locked up criminal mastermind role here. Very sweary, quite violent, lots of drugs and a fair bit of the above-mentioned nudity, but a fun watch.