Unwell, a Midwestern Gothic Mystery

Definitely hooked me for a couple seasons wants to find out the heck was going on. But it continued to stretch out and the true storyline grew a bit to much for my liking. Definitely worth a listen, but it’s no Limetown

Stuck through to the end, but it was painful. The script writing wasn’t good, the dialogue was unnatural, stiff and very repetitive (practically every character saying “I’m aware”, “ are you sure?”, too much talk of hugs by so many people “can I hug you?” The entity/wolf people using they/them pronouns- really?!) That was unnecessary in the dialogue at the diner and just seemed forced. Dot’s voice, constant needless swearing and constant yelling was just grating on my ears. Lily was just too annoying and I didn’t feel like that the ending even made sense with her as the heroine. She was unlikeable, as were many of the characters. I didn’t understand many of the ‘mysteries’ and the AMA episode after the series finale was tedious and didn’t answer much of anything (def skip that episode) I’d love more of Wes, Nora and Rudy and loads less of the boring romance and needless side stories of various characters. I feel car sick from all the weaving and wobbling this story took.

I really enjoyed this. This is a NEW kind of fantasy/ supernatural story. Characters all experience personal development. Love that the story is LGBTQ2S+ friendly too

I just can’t say enough good things about this show. My friends and family are tired of hearing me go on and on about it’s unforgettable characters, creative and immersive sound design, haunting and true to life themes of home, love, loss and change. I know I’ll be listening to this story time and time again throughout my life. It’s the kind that sticks and becomes a part of you, I feel less alone and more prepared to accept what I cannot control with humility and curiosity. Thank you.