The series is watchable and enjoyable at times, even managing to be irreverent. One thing that really annoyed me was Santi's attitude towards technology. He speaks of his daughter as some sort of tech genius whilst he acts all dumm about it. Problem is, he's 44, and that's a generation that's generally very well versed with internet. He behaves more like a 60-something year old. Same goes for questions of gender - he's way too "young", just like his friends, to be so emotionally and politically illiterate and immature. It just doesn't make sense at all. It's very cheap humour at times, though one of its merits is a rare stance against the moral obligation and inevitability of parenthood.
Review of Alpha Males
