While it is a rarity to find a heartwarming show that focuses on strengthening family bonds instead of breaking them, and I really appreciate that it can be on around my kids without concern about bad language, sex, violence or drug use, this show really frustrates me with its terrible continuity issues.
First, a small change with Axel the dog, who starts as a Golden Retriever and changes into a German Shepherd in the first few episodes. Then Jess' B&B. It starts as a tiny place in town with a old kitchen thats in dire need of a refurbishment, then after a few episodes it becomes a beautiful cottage by the shore with a huge veranda and a massive open plan kitchen/dining room. And she's got about twenty guests. Who were her refurb team? I've got to get their number!
The next one was the limit for me. The mystery from Trace's past. Spoiler alert. The bass player that he almost killed, who may never walk again. He is alluded to early on as being in and out of surgery and Trace appears to be sending money to pay the bills. When we first see him he's in a wheelchair, next episode he's in we find out he's been performing again and we see him on crutches. At the end of the same episode he's able to join them on stage standing, walking about playing bass! It's a miracle! Do you know how heavy bass guitars are? Then he's back in the band going on the road? Nonsense
The writers are just acting on whims, changing major storylines to fit the moment and hoping no-one will notice. Sorry, but thats just poor.
First, a small change with Axel the dog, who starts as a Golden Retriever and changes into a German Shepherd in the first few episodes. Then Jess' B&B. It starts as a tiny place in town with a old kitchen thats in dire need of a refurbishment, then after a few episodes it becomes a beautiful cottage by the shore with a huge veranda and a massive open plan kitchen/dining room. And she's got about twenty guests. Who were her refurb team? I've got to get their number!
The next one was the limit for me. The mystery from Trace's past. Spoiler alert. The bass player that he almost killed, who may never walk again. He is alluded to early on as being in and out of surgery and Trace appears to be sending money to pay the bills. When we first see him he's in a wheelchair, next episode he's in we find out he's been performing again and we see him on crutches. At the end of the same episode he's able to join them on stage standing, walking about playing bass! It's a miracle! Do you know how heavy bass guitars are? Then he's back in the band going on the road? Nonsense
The writers are just acting on whims, changing major storylines to fit the moment and hoping no-one will notice. Sorry, but thats just poor.