I'm not convinced that this is a political series, yes, there is a slight touch upon the daily struggles of White Turks, but it is not so much about that. The acting is incredible, so natural; the storyline is fantastic, sometimes you laugh and sometimes it gets you depressed. It has elements within it that all of us struggle with. The series also touches on each generation's own problem, child, teenager, husband, wife and elderly dad. All of them have their issues, somewhat connected but somewhat not. It is about the freedom of being who you really are or trying to find out what you want to be.
Review of Wild Abandon
