A handful of couples go to therapy to seek help in order to mend their relationship. Instead of judging these people for their past, I was looking forward to seeing their character growth. Without getting too much into who the therapist or the couples are, I'm going to comment on this as a TV-show. The visuals and artistic choices were giving high-class and polish. To me the message is, that regardless of what we see, there may always lie some hardships within. I hated the cliché cliffhanger trope, where there were implications of serious things to come, only to have them revealed to be next to _nothing_ the following episode. If you're looking for thrilling reality, quality therapy sessions and spicy drama... you won't find any of it from this show. It was passable for a one-time view. If anything, it was interesting to see how differently these individuals view the sense of "love" in their relationships. I was happy, however, to see at least most of the couples make it through their hardships.

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