I thought I wouldn’t watch it because it was plain and not very fun, but strangely, I watched it all until the end. The actors’ acting is good, and sometimes the lines are old, but there are many moments when they burst out laughing. And above all, I couldn’t be more comfortable and cozy. I thought the rich 90s sentiment was a disadvantage, but it was rather an advantage.an unconventional subject matter added to a drama of the ’90sJack, Emma, and a college studentPriscilla Faia as Izzy and Rachel Blanchard as Emma are Canadian actors. Greg Poehler as Jack is an American actor, brother of Amy Poehler, who is known for SNL, park and recreation.School teacher Jack and architect Emma are a couple in their late 30s living in the suburbs of Portland. Izzy is a 25-year-old college student majoring in psychology who works as an escort to earn money. The story is about a bored couple who meet Izzy, a 25-year-old college student, and the three of “Jack-Ema-Ezzy” fall in love with each other.It is a slightly different concept from triangular relationships and two legs. It’s not because two people compete for one person, or one person falls in love with two, but because the three of them love each other. It was started to make a fire in the withering marital relationship, but the three gradually fall in love with each other. Jack and Emma’s love remains unchanged, but the communication between Jack and Izzy, Emma and Izzy, grows.When there are three people, there is bound to be someone who is more interested. Wouldn’t it lead to catastrophe if the three share unpredictable human emotions? Although the relationship between the three is convincing, I wonder if this experimental relationship can be maintained and how it will develop in the future.Since it is a common sense relationship that cannot be revealed to others, but rather has to be hidden, they deny their feelings and try to organize the relationship. However, it is not easy to erase someone who has already entered the heart. This drama does not deal with the relationship between three men and women from the perspective of deviation or infidelity. As you follow the breadcrumbs that Hansel shed, you wonder, “Yeah, why do we have to love just the two of us?” and are strangely persuaded by their polyamory, or multilateral dating method.It has the old feeling of the 90s. It’s too stable and boring. I also wonder if Portland is such a boring city. A stable job, a rich neighborhood, and Jack and Emma are not lacking in anything. Inviting Yeezy to live may seem like a full deviation. I don’t know if other factors were deliberately toned down for the subject of the overthrow of the multilateral relationship, or if the atmosphere itself was originally intended. Maybe it’s both…?How will their relationship flow?an oddly convincing multilateral love affair
