I didn't really have any great expectations of the series, I stumbled across it by chance and wanted something light. And that's what it was. The fact that the five friends know each other from a group therapy session is only roughly touched on. The main focus is on the here and now and they are all in their mid/late twenties.
The humor is quite dry, which I liked. The actors do their job well and are all very likeable. The affectionate way they treat each other in particular makes you want to get your own friends together. However, you can't expect any innovative ideas here, everything seems familiar and has been told a hundred times before. It's a shame that the main thematic focus is on the characters' sex lives and that other topics are neglected. Above all, it's annoying that when heterosexual couples do appear, they are hackneyed, bland, boring and only engage in activities for reproductive reasons. It could have been expanded, but Amazon has probably decided not to continue the series.
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Conclusion:
Quite good - I was entertained by the humor and the likeable actors create a feel-good atmosphere.
