A few months ago, my favorite blogger introduced me to a Netflix
series entitled The Good Place. She gave no description of
the show but highly recommended it and praised the writers'
creativity. With all the coronavirus coverage in the news, we could
all use a healthy dose of The Good Place.
Good vs. Bad
I went in blind and binge-watched the first season of this
22-minute-per-episode (give or take) dark comedy and watched with
baited breath to see what happened next. Essentially, the
"Good Place" is where "good" people, people who
dedicated their lives on Earth to helping the less fortunate, go
when they die. In the Good Place, inhabitants enjoy pristine living
conditions, the homes of their dreams, flying lessons, and endless
flavors of frozen yogurt. Sounds amazing, right? He he ...
