Not Doing Too Much—and That’s the Charm
I accidentally stumbled upon Business as Usual, and in my opinion, it’s so simple—I love the concept. It’s one of those easy watches, but not in a bad way. They’re not doing too much, and it flows really well.
What most shows would’ve dragged out for episodes, this one clears up almost immediately—and I really respect that. It doesn’t waste time, and it still feels emotionally grounded.
I opened the comments and read reviews, and I’m genuinely baffled—because it’s not a bad series at all. Maybe that’s just me. I recently watched a lot of heavier themed shows, so this feels like a refreshingly easy-going change.
In my opinion, the chemistry and tension are very cute and natural. The acting isn’t exceptional, but it’s better than average and absolutely worth the watch.
What most people are calling issues—I honestly don’t see them. But of course, that might just be me
What most shows would’ve dragged out for episodes, this one clears up almost immediately—and I really respect that. It doesn’t waste time, and it still feels emotionally grounded.
I opened the comments and read reviews, and I’m genuinely baffled—because it’s not a bad series at all. Maybe that’s just me. I recently watched a lot of heavier themed shows, so this feels like a refreshingly easy-going change.
In my opinion, the chemistry and tension are very cute and natural. The acting isn’t exceptional, but it’s better than average and absolutely worth the watch.
What most people are calling issues—I honestly don’t see them. But of course, that might just be me
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