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S01: The script is witty, sharp and touching at times Ola and Hilma have an excellent chemistry and the acting is believable. The storyline - along with with the satirical commentary on IVF treatment in Sweden - is engaging. The stress and pain of the whole process is well explained and developed, sometimes drifting into scmaltzy Rom-Com territory, but it works anyway.

S02: it's clear that the script is different: perhaps Jerka Johansson was the driving force for both the storyline and the humour, because it goes a bit flat on both counts. Some of the story elements are predictable - the parents' involvement, for instance - and we find our attention drifting away. There isn't enough content to warrant ten episodes, albeit short ones. Shame...