don't-worry-no-one-has-their-shit-together mainstream comedy genre finally doesn't shy away from its political background

Sonya

Absolutely nothing realistic for sure. But it has some heart and slowly crept in for me later in the season.

Just after I left Uni, two middle-aged gents started buying me drinks and quizzing me in a somewhat-notorious pub. Just as I was preparing to tell them to go fuck themselves -as I would never become a spy- I realised they were grooming me for the Masons. Feather-light drama, made me think of Northern Exposure, enjoyed it.