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A conceited pale witch runs a spa, which is really something like a cult. She's an absurdly repulsive person, so I don't buy why a cult. In any case, the spindly white ghost Masha sneakily gives people psychedelics to "help" them. This issue is not ultimately criticized. All the people affected by this narcissistic woman are "fixed". I find this series really harmful. Yes, psychedelics are interesting, they have potential, but putting anything in people's glasses is seriously wrong. Well, unless you're a pale woman who thinks she's a god, then it's cool.

There are no terribly traumatized or seriously mentally ill people among the people being treated. I wonder why, probably because the hag's claws would only tear away the last remnants of their dignity and reason and the end of the series wouldn't be such a great joke.

All the characters are stereotypical: grieving parents who don't notice their saved child, betrayed and deceived middle-aged women, people so rich that they have no joy in anything, a burnt-out journalist, an athlete whose life is ruined by an injury, oh the boredom.

And so, well it could have been fun and funny, but

• this is not Santa Clarita Diet for you to jump out of your skin, you are not as good as the actors or the script, and I can see how much you want be as good as them
• the idea is nonsence, how on earth would someone come up with such an idea to make a podcast in cooperation with a psychopath, congrats
• the scene where the woman impales herself on the umbrella is really horrible, is it supposed to be gore or jokes, because I don't freaking know
• Ava and her sister + the rest of the women are horrible, simply horrible (not just because alcohol while pregnant and cheating, they are awfuly mean), can you really like anyone there, except the clumsy nice husband and a bit charismatic psycho killer
• the second season is a mistake without an idea
• please don't make a third season.