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The supporting characters are, each and every one, perfectly lovely facets that keep the sparkle alive, and further propel, the right kind of viewer, to w a n t to stay in the heavy guaged inflated, rapids worthy, modern river raft, flowing with the currents that are the story. The main characters, were perfectly cast, and those actors make the story easily captivating, as they play their roles with a deftness that suggests, perhaps are those actors actually, somewhat nerd-geekish- as their personal selves?

The story, writing, and screenplay, illustrate the true value, of personal, human- authenticity. Affirming the importance of Self honesty- inwardly. Causing honesty, outwardly, in as many various relationships as there are.

Making this movie a rare, gem of a find, for those who resonate, smartly, and sufficiently evolved, to find affinity while engaged in this worthwhile moment, of affirmation. Creative examples of self acceptance, entertainment, and certainly an escape-- worth doing.

The interplay between two diplomats, married, while marriage is on the rocks, while he's totally devoted to her, unbeknownst to her, is a fresh, exciting, and perfectly acted/cast foundation. The inner conflict she has, at being made the US Chief Diplomat, to the UK, after having spent most of her career as a more substantive influencer, in war time Islamic State affairs, works well. Plausible.

Reluctantly accepting the title of US Ambassador (Diplomat) to the United Kingdom, Keri Russell, Ambassador Wyler-- plays her role to absolute perfection. As does her husband, Ambassador Wyler, played perfectly by Rufus Frederik Sewell who is a force to be reckoned with. And a proven, seasoned, firmly entrenched, ambassador (Diplomat), having changed the world in various, multiple, untold ways, beneficial to the United States.

The episodic premises and story lines are original, imaginative, and seemingly plausible. Suspension of disbelief happens, naturally, mostly unaware to the viewer. This series kept me enthusiastically engaged, from the first minute of the first episode, to the last of Season 2. I Jones for Season 3, severely. And I am AADD. Diagnosed and everything. So Keeping me enraptured, capturing my attention, from the first minute of episode 1, to the last second of the final episode of Season 2, is actually an accomplishment as rare as a total solar eclipse visible from all of North America.

Abby's "step" niece deserves a musical hit-career. Sophia Chapdelaine's performance of the song during THE dance, was moving, different, and just stupendous. In all the resonant ways. Definitely a song I seek to save somewhere easily accessible in my music library.

As far as the story, the script- wow. Sure it's a predictable Romance Love story- aren't they all. But the starring and supporting actors, setting, and backstory, as well as synchronous now moments of coincidental destiny, captured the best of me. I felt none of my normal compulsions to Fast Forward incessantly. Luke's sister and niece - captivating. In possibly more measure than even Abigail - Amanda Schull. Brennan Elliott dod Luke perfectly. In illustrating the Primary Rule, that the writers obviously knew and created, in the realm of hetero love. That the feminine, nature of desired and lovable, strong, well developed and genetically endowed domain of women, is "feline" in basic nature. Like cats- one cannot force a feline's love or affection. The affection and love bequeathed by cats, can only be recieved. Brennan Elliott's performance of Luke Walker, portrayed the principle ideally. He never chased. He never forced, nor pushed, Abby for affection. He only asked truthful, relevant questions. He betrayed no one. Not Abigail, not her mother. He enable at every turn - Abby to realize and conclude the truth-- a Truth, that Luke recognized at a core, visceral, emo-biological level with ample pure history. A recognition that he knew by instinct and feel, and every cellular micro biological perception - that Abby loved him at a core, soul level of being. So he never acted in any way to control her. Luke's every move and action with Abby, was purely to to reveal the True Love that Abby had for him. A love as True, as the one - true, enduring love, he had always held for her.

Great script, screenplay, casting, and perhaps, direction. I heavily enjoyed this story, and likely will never forget, how I feel about Marry Go Round.