See it if You and/or your family have experienced the struggling of illness and the strain of family relationships.
Don't see it if You are looking for a fluffy, carefree, light show.
See it if You're interested in a story that deals heavily with the ideas of how we untangle ourselves from the long arms of grief.
Don't see it if You're not interested in understanding or navigating grief.
See it if are interested in a family drama.
Don't see it if want a comedy. Read more
See it if you enjoy family drama
Don't see it if you don't like family drama, plays with no intermission, plays about cancer, or sprawling plots.
See it if you're up for a tightly written script, great performances (Jay Patterson is stunning), and satisfying family drama.
Don't see it if hospital rooms or medical dramas make you ill. Read more
See it if You enjoy watching contemporary family drama with a dark comedic edge, that is steeped in sentiment.
Don't see it if You are looking for something that digs just a little deeper under the surface of the circumstances.
See it if Unique characters in an cliched plot. Humorous take on a family dealing with alcoholism and cancer.
Don't see it if The two characters who represent the future are one-dimensional. Becomes tiresome and predictable.
See it if you want to see a show that explores family dynamics and alcoholism and race with a cast of five
Don't see it if one of those 5 cast members being such an excruciatingly bad actor ruins much of the good work the other artists are doing. It's a shame.