First of all, Kayla Cromer (Matilda) and Lillian Carrier (Drea) show that Autistic people CAN be good actors/actresses. The show is about the three members of the family as they all navigate their own lives and grow closer after their father dies. The show has some funny parts here and there that will keep you entertained.
I love how they show sensory overload at the end of season 1. As an Autistic person, they nailed what it feels like on the head. Season 2 takes the topic of relationships to a new level and I won't spoil the ending.
However, one thing that bothered me about season 2 is how they brought the COVID-19 pandemic into it. I would have honestly rather waited longer for a new season where they can film without it than be reminded of the hardships everyone has had to face for the past year.
I love how they show sensory overload at the end of season 1. As an Autistic person, they nailed what it feels like on the head. Season 2 takes the topic of relationships to a new level and I won't spoil the ending.
However, one thing that bothered me about season 2 is how they brought the COVID-19 pandemic into it. I would have honestly rather waited longer for a new season where they can film without it than be reminded of the hardships everyone has had to face for the past year.
