Jam On Toast Review: Love (Season 3)
Format: Live Action
Applicable Settings: Modern
Applicable Genre: Slice of life, Romantic, Drama
Hit or Skip: Ā Hit!
We finally get to see a little bit more positivity from Mickey and see how Gus deals with a more promising future.
General:
Fill
Aesthetics: Ā 85
We get a lot of the same characters in different fun situations, and travel around quite a bit. Ā There a lot less extragavent drama situations the way we've seen the past seasons, but Gus's movie provides some particular interesting scenes as well as the family reunion.
Storyline: Ā 90
For the most part, this season seems to be very much about positivity bleeding into the ladies' lives and the male counterparts seem to be on the rollercoaster this time: despite Gus pursuing his movie. Ā While their subtle about it, these storylines are really good, but I'm just hoping they set up for more than just seeing what married life is like.
Character Development: Ā 90
This is both great and sad: we see Randy hit rock bottom and bounce up to rock middle. Ā Gus gets as ambitious with work as he has with his love life, but buckles under the pressue. Ā Bertie breaks out of character and betters her love life. Ā The biggest thing is Mickey and Gus realizing what the reality of their relationship and getting married.
Compulsion: Ā 88
I honestly didn't enjoy Gus struggling with the movie as his problem set as its something he create for himself and just didn't think it through. Ā Part of what makes the show good is dealing with their natural afflictions: being too nice, being an alcholic, being needy.
Final Score: Ā 88.25
-Kamurai
References:
IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4061080/?ref_=nv_sr_7
Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/80026506
General references:
Rabbit: http://rabb.it/Kamurai
Youtube: http://youtube.com/JamOnToast528