In the first three episodes, the series seems somewhat constrained by the source material. It seems unsure how closely the original characters and situations should be followed in the series. In this episode, the fourth overall, it digresses somewhat from from what happened before (both from the movie and the previous three episodes), but gives us something fresh and new. For once, Nola Darling is less preachy and seems like a living and breathing human being. Arguably, we learn more about Nola as character here than in the three previous episodes combined. While it's not yet clear how this episode fits within the overall season, it gives the viewer hope that the series may eventually justify its existence.
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