selenak

As these seasons are short, I have watched them by now. The show continues to be very good while making me argue with several of the character choices on both a Watsonian and Doylist level. I continued to love how three dimensional and complex the characters and their relationships were.

Season 2 and season 3 introduced new-to-the-viewer relations (I knew it) complete with complicated family dynamics, doubled down on the "how to be an artist and an orthodox Jew at the same time" not solely for Akiva, and tripled the dating plotlines. Also an ongoing theme through all three seasons: grief and loss.

( More spoilery s2 and s3 talk )