This TV series can be said to be the most introspective work I have seen in almost all aspects of American propaganda, history, business and morals in so many years. Of course, it is not as refined and humorous as the "Yes, Minister" series, but it is still in this era. is rare.
Some people will say that there are more important things in this world than money, while others will say that it is because of the lack of money since childhood. This is undoubtedly a misunderstanding between the two people.
But it is a pity that, worthy of being a product of American culture, it is finally settled on racism and feminism, so that so many exquisite designs and reflections have been delusional. It is a pity.
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